Yurt living off grid

Yurts are my all-time favorite type of tiny house, and this pre-owned one is only $13K! The original 30-foot Rainier kit cost $32K, but it could be yours for more than 40% off. You’ll have to disassemble it from its current home in Brattleboro, Vermont. The yurt sale includes the kitchen set-up, solar array, the wood stove, and 3 cords of wood. In other words, you could be fully set up to live off-grid for only $13K (assuming you have somewhere to put it).

30’ yurts are big enough for group events yet cozy enough for a warm night in. See photos of gorgeous exteriors, interiors with lofts and furnishings, and more.

If you're considering yurt life, here are 11 things about living in a yurt that you should know. Read more now at Morning Chores.

Yurt Life | Living Off Grid - Building a Loft Start to FinishMy girlfriend Nicole and I are living off the grid on an island in a British Columbian rainfores...

Six years ago, Mike, Lacie, and their three kids downsized, left the city, and moved into a small yurt in the country to try their hand at homesteading. Like so many people, they dreamed of living off the land and growing their own food, and with a lot of hard work they've made their vision a reality. Mike and Lacie grow and raise a lot of their own food, they earn a living selling vegetables from their market garden and they homeschool their kids from the comfort of their yurt. The yurt is…

I moved to a yurt to slow down and simplify my life and these are my top pros and cons so far. It's a beautiful way of living!

Can You Live In A Yurt In Winter? Yurts are a popular option for people looking for an alternative to traditional housing. But can you live in a yurt in winter? In this article, we'll explore the pros and cons of yurt living in winter, and help you decide if it's right for you. Click to see more and follow us for more ideas on alternative housing!

This couple lives off grid in a yurt year round. Very inspiring!

Jero Wood & Canvas Shelter at werd.com