Get ready to fall in love with this next tiny house! Originally a barn, this building was lovingly restored by local masons and builders to turn it into a gorgeous tiny house for guests in Gwynedd, Wales to escape from reality. The home is covered in beautiful stonework with thick oak posts and carvings. Folding doors open the front of the home up to the stone patio for an indoor/outdoor living area that you’ll never want to leave.
The wide doors open up to the cozy living room with real leather furniture and a warm fire in the wood burning fireplace. Tiles cover the floor and spill out onto the patio while carved oak rafters and trusses crown the room. Handmade curtains hang by the doors and can be pulled for privacy at night or left open to admire the scenery.
A small kitchen is in the corner behind the living room with sleek black countertops, white cabinets, and kitchen essentials for your stay. Stairs leading up to the loft come down towards the dining table and divide the back of the home separating the kitchen from the bathroom and bedroom.
The downstairs bedroom features two twin beds with a tall dresser for storage and a functional window looking out to the surrounding farmland.
Up in the loft is a cozy king-sized bed and a skylight for star gazing. The oak trusses again steal the show up here and glass panels act as barriers without obstructing your view.
The shared bathroom is on the main floor and is all white with a glass shower, pedestal sink, and toilet surrounded by large tiles on the walls.
Perhaps the best part about this tiny house is that it’s on a working farm so guests are invited to be a part of the daily tasks if they’d like to see how a real farm works! It’s also very affordable! A week at this incredible home will cost around $575.
If you’re interested in booking at stay at the Nant tiny house in Wales, go to dioni.co.uk and plan your vacation.
