Amazing Small Houses on the San Juan Islands
by
Mike Meisner
Way up at the Northwest corner of the United States, just off the coast of Washington there’s an archipelago known as the San Juan Islands.
Accessible by ferry or boat, they were once home to an extensive logging community which has since devolved.
Today the islands are home to an abundance of vegetation and wildlife, including Alders, Douglas Firs, and Maple trees.
It’s also home to some very cool tiny houses.
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Y'all realize there are pictures of the inside right? Just follow http://tinyhousefor.us/regions/san-juan-island-wildnerness-haven/ - sorry I didn't post them all here. As for the floor plan, the house with the grass on top is designed by Prentiss Architects. Their site is http://www.prentissarchitects.com/ and I'm sure you could reach out to them for more details on the floor plan. The house cost $1m+ if I recall, so I don't think there are free plans but it couldn't hurt to ask.
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Here are some additional photos of the Eagle Point cabin, along with a basic floor plan I found.
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