This tiny house is a great little restoration project.
The location of this tiny house by the sea is rugged McNutt Island in Nova Scotia.
The house had a previous life as a fish shed. It was restored to be a guest house by Anne and her husband who lived on the island for four years. They blogged about it here and have written a book about their secluded island adventure too.
The tiny house by the sea is quick to tour. One room only. The tiny house measures a whopping eight feet in width and twelve feet in length.
The things they discovered in the abode, such as lobster buoys, tools, and old lanterns have become decorations. The desk was in the main house and may have once been the desk for the island post office.
And there was plenty of room for a comfy queen-sized bed. You can read more over at the Tiny House Blog.
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The Hots for Beach Huts
One Woman's Shed by the Sea
You might also enjoy these tiny houses:
The Hots for Beach Huts
One Woman's Shed by the Sea
