Phil Austin say: I thought you might be interested in this old UK caravan I spotted recently.
I am a big fan of caravans, vardos, gypsy wagons, etc. and this is a prime example of an old caravan he found and photographed in the UK. The interior is simple but well done and I like the simple all around design. I appreciate Phil taking the time to photograph it and than share it with us.
Photo Credit: Phil Austin
Ellen Murphy pointed out this great article in the Mail Online a UK based paper about a couple who turned a public toilet into a beautiful dream home.
Chris Brook the author states that: They spent a lot more than a penny doing it up, but turning the public toilets into a home was a true labour of love.
For nearly a century the Victorian WC was used as a loo by visitors to the beach at Scarborough.
Now the distinctive building has been transformed by Tracy Woodhouse and her partner Graham Peck into a cosy house, with magnificent views overlooking the North Sea.
The Gents is now the lounge and the Ladies is the bedroom and en suite bathroom.
James Stuart sent me this article he found in a paper in the UK. Though not tiny this house is small in width at only 66 inches wide. The total square footage is 1000 so there are lots of levels in this thin home.
The property is located in Shepherd’s Bush, west London, and is on the market for £549,950, and has been described as one of the skinniest houses in Britain.
Photos and captions courtesy of Mail Online.
