Young Woman Builds DIY Off Grid A-Frame Tiny House W/ Elevating Side Wall
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Doris came across an opportunity to transform some feral land and turn it into an off grid paradise. While she doesnt live in this tiny house, it provides for her farm financially. I absolutely loved the side wall design and think it could be implemented in many small home plans.
Farm Instagram - / kingshillranch
Her Instagram - / survivalchick
Rental Link - www.airbnb.com/h/kingshillranchtinyhouse
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If you had a remote piece of land, would you do something like this? Having a remote farm with a tiny house has always been a dream of mine!
I would love to but not sure I could handle the farm workload. Loved this video tho! Thx!!
Did you have to get more/separate insurance? I have raw land and I'd like to put two or three of these on my property. Thanks- you're video is inspiring!
Cool lady and place.i just have 20 Acres and a tiny home that I'm fixing.just me and my dog for now.. but I love the life.simple easy and peaceful
In a dream come true heartbeat! Spacious beautiful scenic property you have. The animals are adorable. The mountaintop retreat center will be very special and educational.
Hell yeah! I just bought 2 acres in a rural area, and now I plan to build a small off-grid homestead with a minimal budget. Some nice ideas here on this channel, thanks!
This is Deek Diekersens design
I bought the plans
I love the outside bath
Gorgeous
Beautiful animals and space
Thanks- yeah, tons of rentals built from the plans now, or built from the photos from the original one I built in 2015, but I rarely get credited for the design or idea in any of the videos- so thank you! :)
@@relaxshacksDOTcom I need to get with you on ideas for my home brewery, lol
@@Splube You had me at "brewery" ;)
I recognized the design as your design from the thumbnail!!!! You should have been mentioned in the video!!!! I'm still trying to figure how with all the "recycling" she mentioned that it took $12,000 to achieve this in materials alone!!!!!
@@cindyboard7816 I think she probably paid higher dollar for whatever salvaged materials she used (bought salvage as opposed to finding it free- which is fine- just far more expensive). The plexi use would add cost alone- among other things- but the labor cost did seem a bit extreme- I've flown out on my dime and built these (labor) for people, including all materials and paint work too, for well under half what she paid. Regardless it came out great and its styled beautifully so I'm sure it'll do well as a rental. Yeah, a plug would have been nice- but I've gotten used to not being credited- it happens. I'm sure they meant no ill will. Would love to visit this place sometime- again, they did a fantastic job- she/they should be proud and I hope it serves her well.
I love it that your channel offers the opportunity for people to see what it would be like staying in a place like this to see if it’s something they would even be interested in doing or could do🎉🎈I think your suggestion about volunteering at a farm or Homestead is a wonderful idea💕it lets people be able to see it’s hard work and it doesn’t matter what you feel like 🎈the animals are there and dependent on you 🎈it’s a very big responsibility but is vey rewarding 💕🎈
I pray you stay safe from the forest fires❤️🙏
I love this wholesome country lifestyle she lives. I know it's hard work, but she is on the right track towards a good, long term income, while living far from the toxicity of a concrete jungle. I bet she is exhausted but extremely healthy and happy. I'm an animal lover, so the goats are a bonus. Would totally stay at this property when traveling through California!
@@pwayne3580 I just checked out her IG, no concrete jungle. Just a girl raising her own meat, growing her own crops, being able to defend herself, and taking stellar vacations. Fully self sustained. Probably no debt! Not sure what you are talking about? lol. Go check out San Frans congestion, poverty, homelessness, drug rates, people shooting meth and heroin and pooping in the streets, not to mention all the drugs, hormones and medications making their way into the bay and changing sea life for the worse. This chick figured it out early in life. Don't be jealous!
I like this channel, but I'm seeing more and more rental spots in here - almost like an Airbnb commercial.
Yea I’m getting sick of seeing rich & privileged people talk about all the money they are getting from their rental properties. It is vapid and greedy to me. I came to this channel to get away from the money hungry side of TH-cam that shows off the wealth they were born into.
I know the idea of a homesteder being a landlord is unsettling to me I would let my friends build there own home for free and make them work there before I rented it but to each there own
All these negative comments. It is a small house with outdoor amenities, she did a great job! that N CA climate is perfect for outdoor cooking and showers. Beautiful girl living her dream, I think her place is awesome and so is she! 100's of animals, what's not to like? Good for her!
I built this plan just this past couple of weeks. I put maybe 2300.00 into it. I built it myself with some help from my dear sweet wife who helped me get it caught up before a couple rainy days.
We really love it, and it looks great out in our field near the woods.
So cool! 🤗 Sounds like it turned out beautifully!
I love her property and how she is just out there farming and really being a part of nature. I will definitely go follow her. To me she is really a bad a**. I love chicks like her who are just strong and independent. Entrepreneur goals.
I wouldn’t define her as strong and independent especially considering she was given over 300 acres of property. She is another rich kid of California using her parents resources as her own. This is the same as Trump’s “ small loan of a million dollars” he was given to start his business. The only difference I see is that instead of cash it is an impossibly large property that increases in value every year. California is one of the most expensive places on the planet to live and she was simply given 300 acres of it to do whatever she wants.
@@lillululuna You may feel that way but I disagree. You can give any trust fund baby money and they can blow it on drugs and a whatever else leads these rich kids do to act out. I say she is strong and independent because throw a girly girl in that same scenario and they be like ooh my hair...my nails...I'm going to get dirty. Who cares if her parents gave her acres it's what she did with it that matters. Don't ever compare any woman to Trump ever in your life. Trump is a child not a man. Who acts out like a toddler who does not get his way. I have worked in daycare with children who act more well behaved than Trump.
@@lillululunaWow. Lots of jealousy going on.
I think I’ll check her Instagram out, owing a horse ranch has been a goal for awhile now. She’s right, learning more about it first is best.
Really?
Now all you need is be casually given 300 acres like her. I’m waiting for my “small loan” as well to have the property to do whatever I want. Too bad my parents aren’t rich and don’t own hundreds of acres to just give away.
this feels like an air b&b ad
I'm a single girl building a compound on the Olympic Peninsula and you are an inspiration to me. THANK YOU 😊🙏
We are planning to build one this by the creek on our property and see how it does on Airbnb. Such a simple design and an amazing cool factor!
Did you get around to it?
We love you Doris!!!
What an idyllic setting! You are so lucky.
Give Deek some credit for the plans
What plans did she use?
Deeks isn't 70 bucks
Petting Zoo, and bed w/o breakfast.
Tracy 😅
BYO breakkies.
😁😋🤭☕🍩🍵🍳🥞🥐
It's about a tiny bedroom RENTAL which is cute but pretty expensive for what you get.
That’s because it was made for greed not for tiny living
It's a tiny room !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow! Such a sweet looking spot!
Outdoor shower and kitchen, is a good idea... you really only need a good structure over your sleeping area..
20k? You got SCREWED!!!
The land is striped by the goats and other animals! More fences and maybe rotating animals from paddock to paddock?
Very nice place hope all is well and many blessings on you and yours.
Please. This is a tiny bedroom, not a tiny house.
I have videos on my channel where I post the construction stages of my own triangle house. i wait🤗
My thoughts exactly
20k laborer sure took advantage its always best do your research folks
I think a tiny house would be a place where you can cook eat shower sleep and just live in
You have the right to think anything you want
It was a great video with the exception of the mic being on her hair...noisy. When the talk of how much she can make with her place, that was a turn off. She just made small, but really doesn't care about tiny homes. Most of this vid was to promote her business and promoting her farm...
When her face lit up and she said she could take in $××× a month it made me realize it was all about money not the lifestyle. Sad.
This woman is literally living my dream ❤️ been in agriculture for 4 years now and this video just lit a flame under my butt to work harder towards getting my own income homestead 😇 thanks for sharing!
California is a crazy market for renting anything.
This would be great for people who have inherited large plots of land, but too expensive for most of us.
I'm in TN. so things are cheaper but I got 16 x 42 for 9,947.00. finished out when I'm finally done I won't have 14,000 in it. I've already got solar gas stove w oven toilet sink tankless water heater I have apt.size furniture already. It's just not finished yet. That's a crazy price for barely a bed. It's cute and as long as it's making you income you ok I guess but if I paid that per room. No. I'd stayed in my full size home just swapped electric for solar to help w power bill. Wow I'm shocked at that price. Labor isn't cheap I understand that.
Doris looks great!
Very nice and with great ideas for the future. Its not easy to take care of all those animal with just a few people. I am sure its costly as they need vet care from time to time.
Unfortunately tiny house are going so commercial right now that their purpose is quite close to an end. Soon tiny houses will be as expensive as large ones.
We need to learn to build our own! I plan to stars by building a Gypsy vardo first! I’ll then move on to a tiny house!
@@jenniferbringman9054 Good idea. My brothers and I will buy a piece of land and we all build individually our own tiny houses .
No, not when comparing anything equivalent... All houses can be built from very basic to very high end and that means they can all cost from very little to extremely expensive. Even RV's can go all the way up to over $3 million for a reality check on just how high anything can go.
While going commercial doesn't mean they have to be more costly. Most of the time it means the opposite because commercially built tends to mean a move towards mass production and a greater pooling of resources, which is the cheapest way anything can be built, as it allows the cost per unit sold to drop to a fraction of what it would otherwise cost to build them one at a time. Cheaper even than you can DIY build...
Like you can buy complete furniture from Ikea for less money than just the materials would cost a custom furniture maker...
It's more a problem of the regulations and bureaucracy getting in the way, which is a separate issue and has more to do with government than the commercial sector. Along with how our society is now so focused on liability concerns. Most commercial builders can't even operate without proper insurance and medical coverage, and the building codes, etc are mainly a way to mitigate liability and is why it's so hard to do anything different because different will re-introduce liability concerns...
Along with people's perceptions on what minimal standards they will find acceptable as that's the main reason we keep seeing higher end houses that cost more but they can all be built a lot cheaper... But this is usually compounded with NIMBY'ism, as people who don't accept deviation from the perceived norms will outright sue you to prevent you from doing so and more often it's the neighbors that prevent people from tiny living...
Yea especially with rich people like her renting them out for a casual $5,000 a month in passive income
Not if you build it yourself.
Awesome job girl. Congrats
So nice !
Wow!!! Beautiful!!!👠🚌👠
Our goats always wanted to eat what was outside the fence and would get their horns stuck in the woven wire. one day I was tired of having to walk the fence. I got a bucket of cracked corn and all the goats gathered around wanting some. I poured the corn into an old hubcap and they figured it out. The ones that don't lightly thump their nose and they get out fast...if a goat chews on a fruit tree its saliva can kill a tree. The goat first destroys the plant by pawing and ingesting the flower, stem, and leaves of the plant. An enzyme in the goat's saliva then kills the plant's seed to prevent future re-seeding. Goats have a reputation for being willing to eat anything.
Deek"s transforming A-frame
Stunning 😁
Amazing. Thank you so much for sharing!! 😁😇🥰💕👼💖🤗🙏💕❤️🤩
That is really cool🎈
I'm reading the comments and I must say being American. I am totally embarrassed at just how spoiled we are really it's sad. I have lived in Africa... A third world country where a home like this would be a luxury for some. Not that there are not any wealthy homes or communities in Africa. There are many but you have to be wealthy to live in those homes and many Africans go to work daily and never get paid. Please humble yourselves people. So this tiny living situation is not your thing. To each is own. What is one mans trash is another mans gold. Every tiny home and style and every big home is the same layout. We all know this did we really need it pointed out.
Very cool! Could you share a link for the plans of the build please?
Very interesting. You did a great job. Enjoyed seeing it. Thanks
Está hermosa la cabaña que costo tiene, es un encanto estar rodeado de la naturaleza Saludos
L like it very much!
Yikes. Thats a $20k bunkhouse in California....definitely not a house
Better than $100 to over $200K if you build a typical ADU there...
Yea it’s something someone who is taking advantage of the movement would make to try and make a quick buck off the people who are actually trying to get an idea of what tiny living is really like.
That in *no way* is a tiny house.
Where's the shout out to Derek Deek Diedrickson?
Is it just me or did she have legit "crazy eyes"?
She did and they got even crazier when she talked about making money off the rentals.
@@annsilliman6184 lol, yep
I like the concept, however, the set up is for temporary use.
My bucket list. To build my own, off grid... just no land
just love your future ideas. & all the advice God bless
More a bedroom than a house!
I would " Live " in that. I would have a couch to sleep on though. I love the outhouse and outdoor kitch. :)
Check out a company called "Incredible Tiny Homes" in Tennessee. They sell a tiny home called an "Incredi-box" for $20,000. You can have solar panels installed on them for an additional $5,000.
Rich,n money hungry!!
I don’t see why they couldn’t have made it a little bigger. It’s just cramped unnecessarily. She has enough land that she didn’t need to make it small as a bathroom.
Point is the outdoors and feeling part of nature, not trying to separate yourself from it...
Nice,🌸💚
I hope she wasn't affected by the fires.
I was thinking the same thing. The Sierras are incredibly beautiful and special as is much of Northern California. It’s heartbreaking to witness all the wildfires.
@@kel5710 yes, sadly our dependence on fossil fuels, with no political leadership to help end it, has led to this destruction. 😥 It will get worse unless people say it's enough now.
It's a room?
I love it. Praying to be able to do this soon.💕💕💕
Wonder what the best way to heat this would be: Small wood stove or propane furnace?
Why not make it longer?
interesting video 😎👍
Absolutely breathtaking! Nice property and cabin as well.
20 grand ??? wow
Must be nice to just be casually given 300 acres of expensive, desirable, beautiful California land from your parents.😒
Split it up
3 basic
3 luxury
wait what? 20.000 USD for that?
Does it never rain at this beautiful spot?
Why did you make it so small that bed is too big you should have did a futon bed cuz sometimes people don't like going outside I mean I don't have a problem with it but some people do myself I think it's beautiful is that bed takes up a lot of space
i want to do this in canada so bad .... i just need to get rich first somehow lol
What that you put on the toilet can you please let me know thank you 😊
so where did you get your planes
Was your county okay with this a frame? I have land in the sierras I'd like to do a frame.
Wow to pay 12,000.00 for that, not a good spend of money at all. Why on earth did you pay $7500.00 for labor on 80 square feet, that’s just wrong
more of a wooden tent than a tiny home
This as interesting 😊😇🇮🇱💖🇺🇸
How do you spell pogoshi that you use for the potty. I live in my van and dont want the smell. Thanks
Its basically a tiny bedroom and not a tiny house
very nice but WAY too much money went into it...she got ripped off bad.
This is a bedroom
What is the substance she uses for the outhouse?
She mentioned it around 4:35
It's called Bokashi bran--here's a link that explains what's in the Bokashi bran. :) www.bokashiliving.com/what-is-bokashi-bran/
@@TinyHomeTours Thank you!
42 Hundred, DAMN!
For people that don't have money like that and does have a remote place to go to that their family owns are they own they could do this out of scrap material don't cost that much
Forest management classes you have your own ecosystem to promote a perfect land management program
I would talk to a wildlife conservatory about management plan options this comes from a simple farmer with no formal education not a ecologist with a degree
Very expensive for such a small space. IMPORTANT SAFETY concern, replace that winch with a Worm-gear winch so someone doesn’t get killed in your giant mousetrap. Looks cool though.
Show 💟🇧🇷 lovely👏👏👏😍
Very Californian
20k for that wow what a waste
No offense, but bay area people have taken over this area for so long driving up prices of everything and driving true locals out, unless they invested in land years ago making them rich now. A true fair price would be 700 a month for living in a shed.
Well looks like you got a lot of property and if you're renting that tiny cabin out why don't you go get rescue some horses from the kill pens and that then you could like rent those out you know for like people that want to explore more and can't get to it on in a car that's very smart
Not gonna lie, it looks like a chicken coop.
"Young woman builds"
young woman: "The labor to build this was $7500"
lol wut
I hope You are following your Mother with Christian Values and serving the Lord. God Bless.
why not build it yourself wow
The area is so vast and wide, but why build a very teeny-weeny-teepee A-frame tiny house and then make the wall open up by elevating it? It’s not even automatic. I cannot see the logic in it. What is the purpose after all? Everyone can see that this is only a small room.
As for airbnb or glamping I would not dream of staying in one. I do not want to walk some steps nor run to the outhouse when it should have been inside the house. I am in a remote forest so I would prefer the kitchen also to be inside the house. It’s already off grid, why should I suffer with the basic comfort? Amenities should be a must even if I want to commune with nature.
I cannot agree with you more!