A Small House With A Veranda And A Gable Roof | Exploring Tiny House

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A Small House With A Veranda And A Gable Roof
A small summer house that meets the technical requirements of a year-round house.
It is dedicated to lovers of quiet relaxation. It would be a perfect accommodation for anglers in the summer and for snow sleigh ride organizers in the winter. Its interior contains all the basic rooms needed for tenants: living room with kitchenette, bedroom and bathroom.
Its traditional architecture, wooden finishing details and the enrichment of the functional layout with a covered terrace make everyone relaxing here feel great.
Size : 7.56 x 6.66 Meters
- 1 Living
- 1 Kitchen
- 1 Bedroom
- 1 Bathroom
- 2 Porch
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[@betterspaceofficial]

Your expertise in architectural styles shines through in every project you showcase. Just beautiful 💓

[@mach318]

The house is really nice.

[@mercedesruzo323]

Muy acogedora para un matrimonio solo gracias por tus vídeos un saludo desde Galicia España

[@thusharicfrenando8858]

Very nice home .

[@Bobrogers99]

Even if only for cosmetic reasons, there should be windows in the gable ends. And because the steep roof pitch does create some good attic space, I'd have a pull-down stair to put in loft beds for the kids. The fireplace is in a really odd place, and that space could be better used for a pantry closet. The laundry machines could be in the back hallway instead of in the bathroom.

[@mariacuachon3906]

Straight path from front door opening thru to back door, not good feng shui😢

[@wendylarsen2995]

The kitchen sink should never face a wall!!!!!

[@wendylarsen2995]

Bathrooms should ALWAYS have a bathtub!! WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU???

[@Bobrogers99]

Many people prefer showers. Showers may be more practical in a vacation home and they are much safer for older people. If you have this house built, put in a tub. Problem solved.

[@teresal5553]

I don’t like several issues with this home. The kitchen is small and its sink faces a wall and needs to be in front of a window or in a bar facing guests. That fake electric fireplace is a waste of money. Storage overall is insufficient for a full time home and there’s no good place in the home for a computer and desk. Bathroom works fine for me. The cubby by the back door needs to become a pantry. Looks more like a vacation home to me than full time living. Why is the roof so high? If it’s intended for winter snow melt off, the snow loads will dump onto the front and back (think rapid exits) of the home, totally unacceptable.