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When you’re young, you usually want to spend most of the time hanging out with your friends. But as people grow up, this idea slowly fades away. For the people featured in this next story, that’s not the case. They have built their tiny houses next to each other so they can live in a friendly neighborhood (literally) and have fun together.
They have also set up a 1,500-square-foot community building. The houses have a modern design and they are custom made for fitting the needs of the individual owners. When you see the photos you won’t believe that the price tag for each home was under $40.000. Also, all of the structures are sustainable and environmentally-friendly. Check it out below…
The couples purchased land along the Llano River, right on the outskirts of Austin, Texas….
Initially, they were thinking of just making one huge house, but they decided a little personal space is always good, even for best friends…
Each single-unit cabin is 400 square feet and cost $40,000 to build…
They dubbed their tiny house oasis the “Llano Exit Strategy”…
They paid attention to sustainability as well, building passive, low-impact buildings that blend beautifully into their environment…
The galvanized metal siding helps rebound harsh rays…
What do you think? Could you live here with your close friends?
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