Old Grain Silo Is Turned Into 454-Square-Foot Tiny Home

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There are two kinds of people in this world. Those who are willing to live door-to-door with their neighbors, and those who need wide open spaces. Unfortunately for the latter, it can come at a price. But for one genius family in Florida, they’ve figured out how to get luxury living and acres of land – all for a great price!

An Old Silo

There has been growing interest in the tiny home trend over the past few years, thanks to the show Tiny House Hunters. You’ve probably seen them in a variety of shapes and sizes but a repurposed silo? Now that’s country!

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Upscale Rustic

While the 454 sq. ft. house in Lake City, FL might look (and sound) small, every inch of the place has a purpose and has been designed to be rustic yet upscale. You’ll feel right at home with the wooden ceilings and metal accents. The farm elements run throughout the entire place – making it cozy and comfortable.

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Speaking of comfortable, there is a circular living room perfect for entertaining as well as a roof-deck where you can enjoy some beautiful views.

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And if you’re worried about the basics, they’ve got you covered. To bring the feeling of outdoor farm buildings – like silos – into the home, they used corrugated metal inside the showers for that authentic feel.

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Even the kitchen pulls the farm-feel in. The full kitchen includes a spacious, retro fridge and freezer as well as a trendy farm sink and sliding barn door. With open shelves and plenty of cabinets and counter space – it will be a breeze to prepare meals for friends and family in this kitchen!

The best part about this beautiful tiny home? You get 25 acres, 30 riding trails, and 7,000 feet of “no climb” horse fence – all for just $200,000. In comparison, five acres of land without any building done to it could cost you upwards of a million dollars!

Check out the full video of your new dream home below and let us know what you think. Could you live in this tiny home?