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Drop your questions in the comments! Her Builder: Wolf Industries - https://bit.ly/WolfIndustries Check out our other social media platforms! https://linktr.ee/tinyhometours Join our newsletter! https://bit.ly/THTNewsletterLink Take our quiz to find what tiny is right for you - https://bit.ly/tinyhomequiz Interested In Being Featured On The Channel? : https://bit.ly/THTTourApplication Check out our Podcast: https://bit.ly/tinyhometourspodcast VIDEO DESCRIPTION: Home: 2025 Wolf Industries shed roof modular, Model E-S Type: ADU on her son's property Size: 616 sq ft, 14 ft x 44 ft Layout: Two bedrooms, one bath, all on one floor Deck: 14 ft x 44 ft, the same size as the home Appliances: Full size refrigerator, dishwasher, oven and washer and dryer Years ago, Brandi and her husband dreamed of moving into a tiny home closer to their kids. When their son invited them to put a home on his property, Brandi couldn't believe how generous he was. Now she lives steps from her son, her daughter-in-law and the grandkids, and that dream has come true. Brandi wanted everything on one floor because stairs are hard for her at her age, so she chose a layout with every room on one level and the kitchen and living room wide open together. The big kitchen island slides out at one end to become a table, and it holds whatever doesn't fit on the counter. A TV on an adjustable arm swings out so they can watch together, and the deck works like an extra room. Small spaces are nothing new for Brandi. In her 30s she bought a sailboat, planning to sail around the world, and lived aboard for about nine years while her son was in junior high and high school. Compared to the boat, she says, this home is huge and way easier. The appliances are all regular size, not camper size. Brandi didn't use the dishwasher for the first few months until her kids said "seriously?" Now she loves it. Her son gave her his extra KitchenAid, which tucks into a corner and gets used all the time, and the full size oven handles Thanksgiving dinner. The electric range was her biggest adjustment after a lifetime of gas stoves, but it heats up and cools down fast. When her son's busy household comes over, fresh strawberry shortcake is easy to make and easy to clean up. Leaving a home of 30 years meant sorting everything into garbage, donation and maybe keep, with her kids' help. She bought new furniture for this space, including a Tiffany lamp, and picked out the backsplash herself. Wolf Industries offered three base designs with room to customize. Brandi chose this one because it's all one level, open and full of windows. She kept the walls white, chose gray cabinets with black knobs, and picked her floor from eight wood patterns. She could visit the build site and watch her walls go up, and the builder made the process easy, permits and all. From bed, the high windows look out on huge pine trees, so Brandi feels like she's in the woods. The mirrored closets reflect the outdoors and make the room feel bigger. She downsized from a king bed and started fresh with new bedding. A blanket from a neighbor helped her feel grounded during the move and still makes this place feel like home. The bathroom is one of her favorite rooms, with grab bars right where she needs them, a squeegee that cleans the shower in seconds, and a mirror her son installed that doesn't fog up. The second bedroom has a dresser that hides a queen bed, already made up for guests, plus a full size washer and dryer her daughter uses when she visits with her new baby. The deck was a must for Brandi, and her neighbors love to come sit and visit. Living close to family, she has also found her privacy. Her family has theirs too, and they come together anytime. HER ADVICE "I don't know if you ever have enough storage, you just have to change your thought process on what you have in your home, because we all have more than we need, so it's trying to match your needs to your wants. And it's better if you do. It's downsizing, so refreshing." CHAPTERS 0:00 The Dream of Living Closer to Family 1:02 The Kitchen Island That Does It All 2:52 Full Size Appliances 4:49 Moving In and Making It Home 6:28 Choosing the Layout and Watching the Build 8:14 Nine Years Living on a Sailboat 9:26 The Bedroom and Those High Windows 11:06 The Bathroom 11:59 Guest Room, Hide-a-Bed and Laundry 12:40 The 14 by 44 Deck 13:41 Family Close, Privacy Intact VIDEOGRAPHY BY: https://www.youtube.com/@abeandmel EDITING BY: https://www.instagram.com/filmbro_/ TINY HOME TOURS LINKS: Business Inquiries - [email protected] Subscribe - https://www.youtube.com/c/TinyHomeTours Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Tinyhome.tours/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tinyhometours/ Newsletter : https://bit.ly/THTNewsletterLink Podcast : https://bit.ly/tinyhometourspodcast Apply for a tour : https://bit.ly/THTTourApplication

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