Imagine your tiny home is situated in an area with mountain lions, coyotes, and a residential bobcat roaming the grounds. This may sound terrifying, but for Hilary, it’s incredible! Off her custom deck, she can sip coffee and be at peace coming from a large three-bedroom house full of stuff she didn’t need. Her little home oasis is full of light with plenty of windows and open areas.
The design is functional for her, along with her pets. She even has a mini kitty condo for her siamese cat! The loft sleeping quarters are only 42 inches tall, but just the right height for a movie in bed and a good night’s sleep. Although it took Hilary a year to get everything in its final place, the kitchen is well organized and abundant with functionality. Retirement is sweet for this brave woman that went against others’ opinions and dove into the world of tiny home living.
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