Tour this modern cottage in a 1940s campground-turned-community

The cabin’s royal blue exterior is a nice contrast to the dark red door, crisp white window frames, and the natural wood trim. Each cabin has its own small patio—perfect for hosting family, friends, and neighbours.

Natural light lovers, rejoice! This living rooms gets plenty of sunshine thanks to the wall-length windows. Even when the blinds are pulled down for privacy, light can shine in via the numerous transom windows. To save space, the TV was mounted on the wall and a shelving unit—made of cool rustic wood and metal pipes—doubles as both the media console and a spot to display favourite accessories.

The kitchen opens onto the living room, which features a classic white countertop and blue cabinets that reference the cabin’s blue exterior. There are stainless steel appliances, including a cooktop that’s built right into the counter. The island-cum-kitchen table is on wheels, meaning it can be easily moved depending on the occasion.

The principal bedroom is located on the main floor, just past the kitchen. The ceiling was clad in natural wood to give the space a cabin feel. We love the symmetry of the two pieces of artwork and sconces hanging above the bed.

In this cottage, the space on the second floor is used as a kids’ bedroom. Depending on the homeowners, however, this room could be converted into an office, den, or even another guest bedroom.

This tiny house is selling for $312,000 USD. While this might seem like a hefty price for such a little cottage, you get access to the community's private swimming pool, hot tub, fitness centre, tennis court, and guest yurts.