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10 tiny homes for sale in Ireland

A nice round-up of 10 tiny homes by The Irish Times includes this two-bedroom cottage called The Secret Garden in Tuosist, County Kerry, 12km away from Kenmare. Features include a wood-burning stove, baby Aga, bedrooms under the eaves and obviously some really spectactular views. On for €286,000 with Sherry FitzGerald Daly .

Beach huts for sale

They're not really tiny homes (though you can sleep overnight in some of them) but it's that time of the year again when beach huts start to hit the headlines again. As always, it's the ludicrous price of beach huts on Mudeford Spit, Christchurch, Dorset that the media love to get up in arms about (the Metro is particularly 'outraged'). Pictured above is one of the most expensive, on at £275,000 with beach hut specialists Denisons which was built only eight years ago. It's double glazed and insulated, with a battery-operated pumped water system and water tank under the hut, gas water heater, inside lavatory with removable waste tank, mezzanine floor for sleeping, plus fridge, and solar panels. Could just about sleep 6.

Micro-homes for homeless people in Cambridge

Homeless people in Cambridge will soon be able to make use of five new micro-homes around the city centre, reports the Cambridge News . They are the work of homelessness charity Jimmy’s, social enterprise New Meaning, and the Allia Future Business Centre and will be in place for at least three years, after which they may be moved to a different site. Each home will have a floor space of 25 square metres with a separate bedroom, bathroom, utility room, and an open plan living/kitchen area.

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