Ep 3. Tiny Vacation Sanctuary in Northwest Washington

In season 5's episode 3 of Tiny House Hunting, entitled "Tiny Vacation Sanctuary in Northwest Washington," viewers follow a family of four as they embark on a journey to find their dream tiny vacation home. The family currently lives in a traditional-sized home but desires to downsize to something smaller that can serve as a retreat from their busy lives.

The episode begins with the family meeting their real estate agent, who takes them to see three different tiny houses in the Pacific Northwest region. The first house is a quaint 400-square-foot cabin located near a national forest and comes fully furnished with a lofted bedroom and a cozy living area with a wood-burning stove. The second house is a modern, eco-friendly shipping container home that boasts an open concept with a wall of windows and a rooftop deck. The family is blown away by the unique design and sustainability features of the home but are unsure about the lack of privacy due to its location in an urban area.

Finally, the family is taken to a beautiful tiny home nestled in a forest, surrounded by nature. The home is a 500-square-foot A-frame cabin that features a stunning wall of windows that lets in an abundance of natural light. The family is impressed with the design and layout of the home, especially the lofted bedroom with a skylight. As they explore the home, the family envisions spending quality time together here, including reading books, playing games, and enjoying meals.

Throughout the episode, the family discusses their must-haves for their tiny vacation home, including space for their two children and a functional kitchen. They also address concerns about storage and how they plan to use their tiny house. Overall, the family is delighted with all of the homes they see, but there is one that stands out as the clear favorite.

In the end, the family makes a tough decision and chooses the A-frame cabin as their perfect tiny vacation sanctuary. They discuss future plans for the space, including personalizing it with their own decorations and potentially adding a hot tub to make it even more of a relaxing sanctuary. The episode ends with the happy family getting ready to embark on a new chapter of their lives in their dream tiny home.

Overall, Tiny House Hunting's "Tiny Vacation Sanctuary in Northwest Washington" episode showcases the appeal and functionality of tiny home living. It also highlights the importance of finding a space that not only meets your practical needs but also feels like a personal oasis. Anyone who has ever dreamed of owning a tiny home or simply enjoys beautiful home design will appreciate this episode.