i wish one of these had refrigeration drawers under the counter .

I love hocking hills, I live in Ohio and it’s so peaceful to go and get away for a while.

My husband & I visited Hocking Hills last summer. It is such a beautiful area to see. All of the parks were free to visit & park at. There are so many trails to explore. We decided to stay in Columbus, instead of the nearby town, because we only spent 1 day in Hocking Hills & wanted to do other things. If you want peace & quiet & just enjoy being in nature, then stay in Hocking Hills.

What powers the cabin, running water and toilet?

What's a home like this cost?

Hi there! That hallway is 3' wide and about 3 1/2' long

I absolutely love it! 😍 I would make the area behind the stove a walkin pantry with stackable washer/dryer and make a privacy room for the toilet the same size as the shower for symmetry. I would make a bed with storage underneath. All the window and doors makes it feel large. I love all the decks leading outside.

Hallway is perfect..makes cabin interior seem larger..spacious.

Yes, bigger sink for sure, extra hallway adds ease of transit. I dont hate it, but it will add expense. Its very picturesque, but if the hallway was closed off you could have a smaller door to the porch and put the bed against the wall. Just sayin.

@@carolwilliams5337 just buy a trailer house...put it in a trailer park..put the bed against the wall..or on the ceiling..put front porch in the living room....i love being divorced a man will never make a woman happy...just saying....

Right?! I personally cannot sleep under a low ceiling...claustrophobic I guess.

I've lived in a tiny house(smaller than this) for 7 years. No need for a larger sink. Less than a handful of times where a larger sink would have been advantageous, like cleaning a 20# turkey.

Wrong.

This cabin is made only for show. It's not for living in. Notice there is no cabinet space in the kitchen? Notice how the bedroom is bigger than a living room? Noticed all the wasted Space by having two hallways? And the massive entry doors on such a tiny wall just looks so out of place.

No way that’s only 450 sq ft

I agree!!! The kitchen sink is WAY to small!!!

How much do you think a average 600 sqft home will cost like this but with stucco ?

A friend of mine bought an old Mill village house in South Carolina. In 700 square feet she has a decent living room, eat in kitchen, 2 bedrooms of a good size, and a full bathroom, including full sized tub. The key is that there are almost zero corridors. There is a central atrium type deal that all but the bathroom come off of. Also has 3 fireplaces plus a flue for the kitchen range. Built before furnaces were common there. Wisely used, it takes a surprisingly small footprint to design a comfortable home.

@@natereads7733 great question! I wanna know too since I want to build somewhere out west but where water isn't a ticking time bomb living issue.🤷‍♀️🤔

@@denniswhite5215 That was my thought as well. A set of doors like that at one end or on the side is nice to let in light, but I don't care where you are...in the woods or whatever...I want privacy and safety if needed.

@@natereads7733 $150,000, that's why it remains much more cost effective to simply buy an older normal smaller home. you can get 1,100 - 1,300 sq ft, which is double the space for the same money.

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Thanks so much!

I loved that arched wardrobe as well!! But that small round sink in the kitchen would become an enemy, lol.

Please forgive me for being a pessimist. Would you please define “non-toxic” for me? I’m old enough to remember the DuPont company offering numerous products that were advertised as “non-toxic” that ended up being extremely toxic. As a matter of fact they’re so toxic they’re unable to be broken down naturally in the environment. They are with this planet forever!

Thank you for appreciating our efforts to deliver a non-toxic, sustainable vacation experience!

@@ecoluxevacations lol

@@SJM6791 true. just like "sustainable" being over used. 1 having both side doors operable is dumb. and wastes space. just a slider. 2 making the windows symmetrical at the living area when the tv is in front of on group. 3. the bar area could easily be straight across and have 3 stools. now it awkward for 2 stools. 4. the 2 upper shelves are dumb and hold little. storage a premium in a tiny house. 5. no door to the bedroom? with the 2 side entries, is the front entry necessary? the kitchen is silly as well. this is a "designer's" wet dream. dumb.

THIS TYPE OF BUSINESS IS CALLED PIMPING OUT THE LAND. WHILE AMERICA'S HOMELESSNESS CRISIS IS EXPONENTIALLY EXPLODING ACROSS AMERICA CAUSE IT'S ALWAYS PROFITS OVER PEOPLE. THIS KIND OF BUSINESS DRIVES LAND PRICING HIGHER AS WE HAVE PEOPLE TRYING TO LEAVE HIGH PAYING RENTS IN THE CITIES. WE NOW HAVE AMERICAN FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN LIVING IN VEHICLES, YEP THAT'S THE WAY TO GO AMERICA EXPLOIT EVERY CORNER OF AMERICA.

Thank you for the French door love!

Yes! California style was our design inspiration for the interiors.

@@ecoluxevacations 1 having both side doors operable is dumb. and wastes space. just a slider. 2 making the windows symmetrical at the living area when the tv is in front of on group. 3. the bar area could easily be straight across and have 3 stools. now it awkward for 2 stools. 4. the 2 upper shelves are dumb and hold little. storage a premium in a tiny house. 5. no door to the bedroom? with the 2 side entries, is the front entry necessary? the kitchen is silly as well. this is a "designer's" wet dream. dumb.

I went with a California style too, just use the whole place as a toilet.

I agree, for some reason the bed location makes me super uncomfortable because I feel oddly exposed from all sides. There are too many doors! The kitchen is too small

I'm for a wrap around decking for maximum use of outdoor space! Beautiful, love it!

Also kitchen sink way too small. How did he wash that metal tray?

@@lorrainekelleher6937 Totally Agree. The kitchen sink is bizarro small.

Yeah I don't see the point in two hallways in such a small home.

it is! Ill be in Florida here in a couple months as well😄

@olgahapitan312 As a current Floridian and former resident in Michigan, I too had no idea of such a cool spot. I can only partially imagine how awesome this spot must be in the fall. I so miss all the riotous colors of fall that we so infrequently get to see here in central Florida. I also miss seeing a LIGHT covering of snow on Christmas morning. The rest of the time I'm super happy not to have to deal with it. This would be an ideal place to escape to from the blistering hot summers here. With all thise trees and water in the area, I imagine it would be quite a bit cooler than here. I have to agree with you about the double hallway. I'm not sure what purpose it served since only one hall was shown. I would push the hallway shown over to make the hallway wider for wheelchair access. And I would have the bathroom tucked behind the kitchen and pantry area with a washer/dryer stackable. The kitchen is pretty cool, but I think the stove and sink areas should be swapped. That way the fridge could be moved way over into where the second hall is creating more counter/prep space by the sink with a pullout pantry storage space between the fridge and wall. Having the sink swapped to where the stove is would cut plumbing costs since the bathroom and kitchen would have all the plumbing in one spot. Ir would free up the island to have it be moveable since you could have two burners (induction and/or solar) in a drawer thus having the island moveable. The eating spot could be on hinges and be let down when staging it as a bar or buffet inside or out on the deck. With very few tweaks, this could be an ideal floor plan for someone in a wheelchair or someone wanting a first floor bedroom and bathroom area. Levi didn't say whether the couch had storage or not and if was also a sleeper sofa, but that would be a way to not need a loft area at all. I like the overall footprint of this home and with very few interior tweaks to make it even better, this goes in my folder of top plans that are practical for someone in a wheelchair. TFS this Levi. You got a new subbie..

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Wow, thank you so much!

Yes! Thank you for noticing those details! Most items are custom to incorporate the gentle curves, including the tv stand.

​@@ecoluxevacationsEvery detail is exquisite! Job well done!

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@@ecoluxevacations you’re very welcome! Would love to stay in your place soon

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To me would be heaven. Don't need someone raining on my parade. Love traveling by myself. You do what you want when you want.

We'd welcome you to GloCabin!

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Alice, it is indeed a beautiful home with a great design.... but as you also commented about the kitchen sink...i just cannot imagine myself washing pots and pans in such a small sink.... i was expecting a dishwasher.

Thank you! The sink functions pretty well - we have washed skillets, baking sheets and more in it with no issues. That being said, this is a vacation rental primarily rented for 1-3 night stays for just two people so there's not a lot of dishwashing that takes place.

@@richardcadena7746 You can see my reply above, but there is not space in this small vacation rental for a dishwasher, neither is it necessary.

Thanks for the cabin love!

Exceptionally beautiful inside and out! Love the warm wood colors with white. Certain practical considerations: Kitchen seating facing window instead of stove, & bigger sink! Free standing bed a concern for reading in bed.

@@catherinepowell638 1 having both side doors operable is dumb. and wastes space. just a slider. 2 making the windows symmetrical at the living area when the tv is in front of on group. 3. the bar area could easily be straight across and have 3 stools. now it awkward for 2 stools. 4. the 2 upper shelves are dumb and hold little. storage a premium in a tiny house. 5. no door to the bedroom? with the 2 side entries, is the front entry necessary? the kitchen is silly as well. this is a "designer's" wet dream. dumb.

Thank you!

Thanks Kendra!

1 having both side doors operable is dumb. and wastes space. just a slider. 2 making the windows symmetrical at the living area when the tv is in front of on group. 3. the bar area could easily be straight across and have 3 stools. now it awkward for 2 stools. 4. the 2 upper shelves are dumb and hold little. storage a premium in a tiny house. 5. no door to the bedroom? with the 2 side entries, is the front entry necessary? the kitchen is silly as well. this is a "designer's" wet dream. dumb.

Hi Jay, we did incorporate the ottomans at each bedside to act as tables. These can be slid in and and out as needed. I ensure each bed in our rentals has a bedside spot to place reading material, glasses, phones, etc. There is also an outlet under the bed with a cord to each side for charging devices. The sink is small, but functions well. I have washed every pan and baking sheet in it. Based on comments here, I think the sink must appear smaller in the video than it actual is and the halls must appear bigger. The "halls" are only 3' wide x about 3' long. There is a closet there, so it is the depth of the closet plus framing and sheetrock.

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So many big doors and big windows are beautiful, but…. Wonder how it’s heated during the multiple winter days below 32 degrees F, and cooled on multiple summer days around 85-105 degrees F? Love the rounded corners. Love the downstairs main bedroom.

​@@papajeff5486 1 having both side doors operable is dumb. and wastes space. just a slider. 2 making the windows symmetrical at the living area when the tv is in front of on group. 3. the bar area could easily be straight across and have 3 stools. now it awkward for 2 stools. 4. the 2 upper shelves are dumb and hold little. storage a premium in a tiny house. 5. no door to the bedroom? with the 2 side entries, is the front entry necessary? the kitchen is silly as well. this is a "designer's" wet dream. dumb.

@@papajeff5486 A 12K mini split (High efficiency heat exchanger) that heats down to -22F (mine went to -35F) would do it if the rest was well insulated. Only uses 910 watts/hr to heat on full. That's just over $2/day to heat in Wisconsin.

​@@scottc8152I had no idea about the heater. Thanks so much as it is really cold here in northern Nevada 🥶

We're considering that :)

I’m not from Ohio, but I have had to go all around the state on many work trips, and I think Ohio is the most underrated state in the US. There are big cities, college towns, part of the Great Lakes. It’s also home of the worlds #1 biggest and best roller coaster park, Cedar Point. It’s also home of the Wright Brothers who invented the airplane, Jeep(wave 👋) and most importantly Jeni’s Splendid Ice Cream! Ohio was also recently rated the most affordable place to raise a family. Also, don’t break the speed limit…

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Yes, it would definitely need some adaption to be a full time residence.

That there was not enough storage for food and dishes. Definitely a rental home

@@debbiejohnson3677 Yes, it is built specifically for this. We have ample dishes and food storage (there are 14 drawers and a under sink cabinet in that tiny space!) for the 1-2 guests who stay 1-3 nights.

We'd love to host you!

It's such a beautiful area!

Hello I’m really impressed with your comment, if you don’t mind friendship please were are you from?

Yes, without a dishwasher, you couldn't wash dishes without making a huge mess in that kitchen . Moisture damage could become a huge issue. You'd be better off hosing down your dishes in the yard!

This is a vacation rental for no more than 2 guests, who typically book 1-3 nights. The sink has washed pots, pans, and that baking sheet you saw Levi using. And yes, there is a pocket door on the bath.

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@@johnnykruton1221 AHAHAHA. Gimme a break. So like the idea of sleeping with the funk of fried fish and asparagus in the air? Yeah, go right ahead if that's your idea of a good time.

@@Serai3 Well, that happens in much larger conventionally built homes. Unless you have some super duper ventilation system to blow all those cooking scents out of the house asap. I actually like the entire idea of homes built from these ubiquitous shipping containers. Was just trying to say you still get cooking smells in whatever kind of housing construct you have.

Why do you cook stuff that stinks?

@@edennis8578 LOL. Try not to be such an obvious troll, little boy.

I agree we are in a reg house but 974sq ft and the builder 30 yrs ago wasted space with 2 hallways.

That's true, but u have to admit, it sure is pretty...

I love the layout, minus so many double doors, and the 2 hallways. I'd rather my bedroom feel more enclosed. I don't like a door leading outside from my bedroom onto a tiny deck. I'd be satisfied with a matching large window there, and having the door leading off the bathroom to the back deck. And not having one of the halls would give an extra bit of wallspace, so there is a place to have more kitchen storage, or maybe a coffee bar.

…but is it really “wasted” space if that’s what you like?🤷🏾‍♀️

My favorite design that I've seen is one with the kitchen in end as a u-shape.

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*@WalterBowie* 👆 That's his username

Thank you! And there are so many sites to see and things to do in the area!