If you are obsessed with television shows like Tiny House Nation, then this list is for you.
The tiny-house movement, where people down-size their lives, has taken off in the last 20 years and see people live with less.
Quaint, cosy and very, very small, tiny houses make for fun holiday spots. Especially when they are as cute as the one’s in Oxford.
These tiny houses on AirBnB are available to rent:
Peaceful Garden Studio
Located at the end of a long garden, this timber-clad tiny house is self-contained and has its own entrance, terrace, private bathroom and a well-equipped kitchenette.
It comes with a parking space, study area and a fast broadband connection.
The host calls it the ‘perfect place to retreat, self-isolate or quarantine in these difficult times’.
If you are a fan of animals, the host has three cats who are described as ‘friendly and curious’ but do not usually try and get in the tiny house.
Book your stay here: airbnb.co.uk/rooms/19429697
Charming restored Victorian cottage
This newly renovated cottage can be found in the Old Headington conservation area.
It is close to the local library, park and Waitrose, as well as Oxford city centre.
While they stay at the property, guests will have access to the whole cottage and its private courtyard.
Book your stay here: airbnb.co.uk/rooms/2414226
Large Garden Studio in trendy East Oxford
This large studio can be found in the back garden of the house owned by the hosts.
The studio has a sofa, table and chairs, king sized bed, fridge, tea and coffee making facilities and a private bathroom with shower.
Access to studio is through the house but guests are given a key card so you can come and go as they please.
Book your stay here: airbnb.co.uk/rooms/22764963
The Place for Ewe - rural Shepherd's Hut
This unique Shepard’s hut is just a 25 minute walk to the centre of Oxford.
It comes with a kitchenette, which contains a small fridge and a hob but no oven, shower room and wood burner.
Towels provided by the host and a microwave can also be provided on request (in advance).
Book your stay here: https://www.airbnb.co.uk/rooms/17837680
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