Ep 10. Inspired to Go Tiny

In Tiny House Hunters season 3 episode 10, titled "Inspired to Go Tiny", we meet a family who has decided to downsize and travel full-time in a tiny home. The couple, along with their teenage daughter and two dogs, are eager to embrace a minimalist lifestyle and explore all that the United States has to offer.

The episode begins with the family outlining their must-haves for their tiny home. They want a full-size kitchen, a separate bedroom for their daughter, and plenty of storage space for all of their belongings. They also hope to find a home with solar power and a composting toilet to reduce their environmental impact.

Over the course of the episode, the family views three different tiny homes in three different locations across the country. Each home offers something unique, and the family must weigh the pros and cons of each option before making a final decision.

The first home they visit is a 250-square-foot tiny home in Portland, Oregon. The home is built on a trailer and features a beautiful aesthetic with natural wood and plenty of windows to let in natural light. The family loves the home's full-size kitchen with a gas stove and oven, as well as the separate bedroom for their daughter. The home also has a composting toilet and solar panels installed on the roof. However, the home is located in a RV park, which may not offer the sense of community that the family is looking for.

The second home is a 400-square-foot tiny home in Austin, Texas. This home is built on a foundation and features a spacious living area with a lofted bedroom above. The home also has a full-size kitchen with a dishwasher and refrigerator, as well as a separate bedroom for their daughter. The family is impressed with the home's sleek design and proximity to downtown Austin. However, the home is not equipped with solar power or a composting toilet, which are important features for the family.

The final home the family views is a 350-square-foot tiny home in Asheville, North Carolina. This home is built on a foundation and features a cozy living space with a separate bedroom for their daughter. The home also has a full-size kitchen with a gas stove and plenty of counter space. The family loves the home's beautiful surroundings and the sense of community in the tiny home village where the home is located. However, the home does not have solar power or a composting toilet.

In the end, the family must decide which tiny home is the right fit for them. They weigh the pros and cons of each home and consider factors such as location, design, and environmental impact. Ultimately, they choose a home that meets their must-haves and allows them to live a sustainable and adventurous lifestyle on the road.

Overall, Tiny House Hunters season 3 episode 10 is an inspiring look at a family who chooses to embrace minimalism and travel in a tiny home. The episode offers a glimpse into the challenges and joys of downsizing and highlights the many benefits of living a simpler, more sustainable lifestyle.