Built in 1950, and coming in at just 400 square feet this tropical tiny house is smaller than most beach houses, but as tiny houses go, it’s just about perfect. The home is cleverly divided into four actual rooms, allowing for some much-needed privacy.
The living room feels open and airy and provides enough space for regular size furniture. The room appears larger than it is due to the high ceiling and four large windows that bring in an abundance of Florida sunshine.
The kitchen is tiny, but the galley-style provides functionality and the screened door adds light and charm.
But let’s get to the good stuff shall we? The location! This little cutie is waterfront and has it’s own private boat dock! There is enough room to use as additional patio outdoor space and there is also a private pier to park your boat. Heaven, right?
This tiny gem is located in Cedar Key, part of a cluster of small islands in the Gulf of Mexico farther north than their famous cousins the Florida Keys. If you are dreaming of retiring on the water or perhaps owning a cute tiny house vacation rental, this one might be worth a look!
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