Here in the SF bay area, someone was telling me about how they answered an ad for a âcottageâ that turned out to be a pre-fab garden shed in someoneâs back yard. I think they wanted $1000 a month for it, though it was probably bigger - although on the other hand, it also didnât share the kitchen and bathroom of the house, soâŚ
Iâm a teeny bit confused about whatâs strange here-
I mean, isnât this (essentially) what the whole âtiny houseâ thing is about? Or am I missing something?
(maybe this is legal whereas many (most?) tiny houses arenât?)
Shed? Looks more like a dog kennel.
At first I was like âOh, itâs got a little sofa, that doesnât seem so bad.â Then I realized it was behind the sofa.
You sure it wasnât one of these? Oh wait, these are actually historically valuableâŚ
We bad that very model of âshedâ (it really is stretching the term) in the back yard at work. It fell down because it rained.
Thatâs why this one is sensibly being deployed inside.
Is that a cable spool being used as a coffee table?
Nah, it wasnât that nice - it was one of those pre-fab garden sheds you can buy from Home Depot, etc. You could probably get at least another couple hundred dollars a month for one of those.
Same here.
Back in my day, that was right up there with a futon and milk crate bookshelves for mandatory first-apartment decor.
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