This 215-sq-ft (20-sq-m) tiny house may be on the smaller side, but it still manages to make room for some of life’s luxuries. The non-towable home features a comfortable interior for two and even has its own sauna and hot tub nearby.
Designed by architect Peter Kotek, the NestOff is located in rural Hungary and is not mounted on wheels. Instead, the prefabricated dwelling is installed on screw piles, minimizing damage to the site and allowing it to be moved relatively easily compared to traditional concrete foundations.
György Endrész
The tiny house is finished in wood and topped by a metal roof. It’s also surrounded by a large terrace, which expands living space considerably and features a hot tub, a fire pit, and a standalone sauna. Both the hot tub and sauna are wood-fired and take a couple of hours to get to their optimal temperature.
The house features a rustic interior finished in birch plywood, with large windows framing the view. The center of the home is taken up by the kitchen. This is quite simple, reflecting its intended use as a vacation home, and includes a sink, a microwave, an induction cooktop, and lots of cabinetry.
Next to the kitchen lies the living room, which actually looks more roomy than you’d expect for such a small home. It includes a large L-shaped sofa with integrated storage, plus a coffee table and a wood-burning stove. Adjacent to this is the sleeping area, which includes a double bed, a wall-mounted TV, and a shelf.
Over on the opposite side of the kitchen is the bathroom. This includes a flushing toilet, a vanity sink, and a walk-in shower, plus some storage space. Additionally, above the bathroom is a secondary loft, which is used for storage.
György Endrész
The NestOff tiny house is currently available as a vacation rental. However, the architect told us that the home is a prototype for a scalable network of future homes, so perhaps it might be available for purchase in the future too.
Source: NestOff