Ever wonder what it's like to live in a shipping container? Perhaps give one of these Ontario-based listings a try!
Most homeowners would admit they’d love to have more space. In reality, we need very little room for necessities, hence the recent surge in popularity of shipping container and modular homes.
Tiny cottage Algonquin forest View On AirbnbBrand new tiny cottage in lush Algonquin forest Venture up to the Haliburton Highlands area of Ontario for the perfect mix of indoors and outdoors. Right near the south gate of Algonquin Park, this 200 square foot tiny home offers a full-sized kitchen and one bedroom with a queen-sized bed. For extra guests, the dinette turns into a fold-down bed.
Guests can explore nearby trails, rivers, waterfalls, and even take the canoe for a ride during the summer months. It’s a small, secluded stay if ever there was one. Farlain Container Cottage View On AirbnbFarlain Container Cottage by Northern Shield Although this listing resides in Tiny, Ontario, don’t let the name fool you. This getaway built from three shipping containers and looks anything but quaint and it’s really more of a shipping container cottage.
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