After Loss She Chose Less - Her Custom Tiny Home

Her Social Media Links: Her Tiny Home Builder - https://bit.ly/tinyhomesoftucson Her Old House Rental - https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/1558390994363063069?guests=1&adults=1&s=67&unique_share_id=b90cbc22-193f-47b8-9a25-c04cc646c53a Check out our other social media platforms! linktr.ee/tinyhometours Join our newsletter for all things living tiny! https://bit.ly/THT-Newsletter Take our quiz to find what tiny is right for you - https://bit.ly/tinyhomequiz Interested In Being Featured On The Channel? : http://bit.ly/Tour-Application When her husband died suddenly, Nadia knew a five-bedroom house was too much. Instead of selling the property she raised her kids on, she built a $165,000 tiny home on her lot in Tucson and now Airbnbs the big house to travel the world. Full tour of her custom ADU with wet room bathroom, solar tubes, French doors overlooking the desert, and a kitchen that rivals the one in her five-bedroom home. FULL DESCRIPTION Nadia raised her children in a five-bedroom home in Tucson. When her husband passed away suddenly, she knew the house was too much, but did not want to leave the property she loved. She called a builder and learned Tucson had just passed a law allowing tiny homes on residential property. Contract signed in January. Permit by April. Finished by September. It took longer to get the permit than to build it. The builder handled all paperwork, and Nadia customized nearly every detail. Now she Airbnbs the big house with a property manager, and the income funds her travels to 60+ countries. KITCHEN Full-size kitchen comparable to her big house. Large stainless steel sink. Marble prep surface. French door fridge with interior water dispenser. Full-size dishwasher (non-negotiable). Glass-front cabinets to make the space feel larger. Pantry repurposed as storage. Mixed finishes: stainless steel, gold, brass, and black. LIVING ROOM AND DINING L-shaped sofa for maximum seating. Expandable table seats six. All furniture on legs to make the space look bigger. Green palette matching the desert view. French doors repositioned to face mountains and wildlife. No window coverings. Two storage cabinets with nine compartments each for travel souvenirs from 60+ countries. HEATING, COOLING, AND LAUNDRY Mini splits in the living room and bedroom. Cools the space in two minutes. Electric barely changed. Stackable washer and dryer in a soundproofed nook outside the bedroom. BEDROOM AND CLOSET Queen bed with hydraulic lift storage. Twelve drawers across two dressers. Solar tube lights the closet using Tucson's 360 days of sun. Three solar tubes total replaced traditional skylights. Printer and shredder workspace tucked into the closet. BATHROOM (WET ROOM) No shower door, no curtains. Rain shower from the ceiling. Soaking bathtub for magnesium salt baths. Hanging wall planters from the big house. Smart toilet that flushes, cleans, and dries. From 100 towels down to four. Solar tube for natural light. COST BREAKDOWN Base price: $155,000 (includes sewer, electrical, water, permit, build, all appliances) Upgrades: $10,000 Total: approximately $165,000 Insurance: added to existing policy with one phone call Electric and water: connected to main house, barely any increase NADIA'S BEST ADVICE "Living tiny is giving me peace of mind. I am more relaxed, more happy. I have just what I need and I am living with what I need." Filmed by - https://www.instagram.com/abe.and.mel/ Edited by - https://www.instagram.com/filmbro_/ TINY HOME TOURS LINKS: Business Enquiries - [email protected] Subscribe - https://www.youtube.com/c/TinyHomeTours Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Tinyhome.tours/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tinyhometours/ Newsletter : https://bit.ly/THT-Newsletter Podcast : http://bit.ly/THT-Podcast Apply for a tour : http://bit.ly/Tour-Application LIFE ON THE ROAD IN A SKOOLIE LINKS Life On The Road In A Skoolie Newsletter : http://bit.ly/OGSN-Signup Subscribe For Life On The Road Videos : http://bit.ly/OffGridSkoolieSubscribe