benokobi: I've always lived in massive houses and I can't imagine living any other way.
We live in a relatively big house, But each year - for the past 12 years - we spend a month living on a relatively small yacht It's a good idea to more than "imagine" a different way of living - IMO.
benokobi: I've always lived in massive houses and I can't imagine living any other way.
We live in a relatively big house, But each year - for the past 12 years - we spend a month living on a relatively small yacht It's a good idea to more than "imagine" a different way of living - IMO.
linw: Living alone in a tiny house is one thing but sharing one is another. Has any one considered the cost to society of climbing divorce and murder rates?
I know we'd be in at least one of those stats!!
Agreed... As I'm at work all day, I'd have no issue parking one of these in a UFB zone and live happily in that much space by myself [more space than I had flat-sharing in London for 7 years(!) ]
But with a wife and 2 kids under five? The converted batch I'm in now is 84 m2 and REALLY tiny and cramped in winter, so currently upgrading to build a 269m2 house on 2 acres that should be just about right :D
Our house is 110 sq metres. Not a 'tiny' house, but not that large either. It has a separate single garage and a shed that I use as a man cave.
Since we purchased it in 2009, I've come up with ways to use the limited space more efficiently. Like a boat or a camper van: they try to use every last bit of space available.
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