Ep 5. Traveling Nurse Goes Tiny
- TVG
- July 10, 2015
- 21 min
Traveling Nurse Goes Tiny is the fifth episode of the second season of Tiny House Hunters. The episode revolves around a traveling nurse named Lindsay who is in search of a tiny home on wheels. She has been living in hotels for the past five years and is looking for a more permanent and affordable option.
The episode begins with Lindsay meeting with her real estate agent in Austin, Texas. Lindsay has a budget of $40,000 and is looking for a tiny home that is less than 300 square feet. Her must-haves include a full bathroom, a kitchen, and a sleeping area.
The first tiny home Lindsay visits is a 220 square foot home that is located in a trailer park. The home has a full bathroom, a kitchen, and a sleeping loft. Lindsay is impressed with the interior and the storage space, but she is hesitant about the location.
The second tiny home Lindsay visits is a 240 square foot home that is located on a farm. The home has a full bathroom, a kitchen, and a sleeping loft. Lindsay loves the location and the outdoor space, but she is concerned about the lack of storage.
The third tiny home Lindsay visits is a 280 square foot home that is located in a trailer park. The home has a full bathroom, a kitchen, and a sleeping loft. Lindsay is impressed with the layout and the storage space, but she is hesitant about the location.
After viewing the three tiny homes, Lindsay has a difficult decision to make. She decides to go with the third option, the 280 square foot home located in the trailer park. She loves the layout and the storage space, and ultimately decides that the location is not a deal breaker.
The episode concludes with Lindsay moving into her new tiny home. She is excited to have a permanent and affordable living space, and is looking forward to traveling across the country in her new home on wheels.
Overall, Traveling Nurse Goes Tiny is an inspiring episode that showcases the benefits of tiny house living. Lindsay's journey to find a permanent and affordable living space is relatable, and her final decision is a testament to the importance of finding the right balance between location, layout, and storage space.
