Try It Tiny offers many options in the state of Florida, both for tiny house rentals and also private land rentals. Here’s a map of the offerings and we’ve highlighted some below:
Lake Butler, Florida
https://www.tryittiny.com/properties/71
Enjoy living on this farm with horses, goats and more while still benefiting from proximity to the Sante Fe River (2 minutes) and Gainesville (~30 minutes). Tumble Farm has something for everyone.
Nokomis, Florida
https://www.tryittiny.com/properties/136
Positioned midway between St. Petersburg and Fort Meyers, this property is near Nokomis Beach and walking distance to several restaurants. The Hosts describe the quiet, tucked away parking spot as offering privacy and more.
Alachua, Florida
https://www.tryittiny.com/properties/152
Located just twenty minutes to Gainesville, park your tiny house on a private lake in Alachua, Florida. Water-lovers are at home in this location; as springs and rivers are abundant.
Sarasota, Florida
https://www.tryittiny.com/properties/391
Just passing through? Opt for a pristine location in one of the most notable beaches in the country in Sarasota. Close to Siesta Key, you can enjoy restaurant options, boutique shopping, sight-seeing and pristine ocean views.
Kind of odd timing for this post? Are any of these places affected by Irma? I would guess so.
Yes, this was timing was planned before Irma. I don’t know but I am sure many were affected by it as it covered the whole state.
Odd timing, indeed. How people were affected by the storm was hit-or-miss, so anyone interested in these properties should contact the owners. Many may be just fine. We had running water after the storm and power within 36 hours, while east of us folks were hit by a small tornado. Uncle went through eye of storm on the west coast and never lost power or water, but had 2 feet of water on condo development grounds. Another uncle nearby in flood zone did not flood. Weird storm.