1. Santa Monica Cottage
This cozy beach cottage might be small at 950 square feet, but it’s full of style. It’s been completely remodeled with fancy finishes and has a modern, open layout.
Any beach lover would dream of owning this house. You can find it in Santa Monica, California.
It’s up for sale on the Partners Trust website, a real estate company from Los Angeles.
2. Private Residence by Eric Shephard Architects
Guest houses can be exciting and well-designed, too. Today’s featured guest house shows that perfectly.
It’s designed by Eric Shephard Architects and is a luxurious 600 square feet.
The design uses space wisely and includes a living room, kitchen, one bedroom, and one bathroom.
3. Shabby Chic Cottage
This cottage has a shabby chic style, just like its name suggests. Decorator Rachel Ashwell’s cozy and refined touch shows in every part of the home.
The cottage has two bedrooms and one bathroom. It’s in Venice Beach, a cool area in Los Angeles that’s close to the ocean.
After you see the full tour below, you might start dreaming of having your own shabby chic place.
4. Converted Guest House
Allison Lundeen from the blog Proverbs 31 Girl had a big idea. She wanted to turn the small garage on her property into a guest house.
Her plan was to make a cozy and inviting space for her guests, using her favorite cottage style and saving money at the same time.
With her husband and father-in-law’s help, she made her dream come true.
5. The Storybook Cottage
This cute little cottage looks like it’s from a fairy tale and is called The Storybook Cottage. It’s near Nashville and sits on eight beautiful acres.
You can rent it for a vacation through VRBO. The VRBO listing describes it as “the perfect place to get away from your fast-paced world to find the things that matter most.”
6. 665-Square-Foot Home
This small, bright cabin is only 665 square feet, but it’s home to a family of five.
After facing tough economic times, the family decided to simplify their lives.
They sold their big house and its large mortgage. Now, they aim to live intentionally, without debt, and in a smaller space.