ATTENTION:

This tiny house is ONLY solar powered with 48V of battery and currently has no alternative utility to switch to when the battery power has been used up (which it switches to during the night or if it's cloudy and not getting enough sun to run everything).



If you are conservative with the power especially at night and when it's cloudy, the battery will typically be fine for powering the basics (refrigerator, charging phone, fans and lights) until the sun comes up. Cooking with the propane stove after dark is suggested as well, as the Ninja eats up quite a bit of the battery power).



There is NO WIFI at the tiny house.



The water heater connected to the shower is only 4 gallons, so showers longer than 5-6 minutes will go cold.



GENERAL SUMMARY:

Tucked just outside the LaGrange, GA city limits, this offers an inviting blend of off‑the‑grid simplicity and easy convenience. It sits in a quiet clearing surrounded by woods and wildflowers, anchored by a magnificent old oak tree that casts generous shade and a deep sense of calm. You may hear some daytime traffic in the distance, as you are only a few miles from Interstate 85- with quick access to gas stations, coffee shops and grocery stores - yet the moment you arrive, the world softens. The setting itself feels secluded, peaceful, and gently removed from the rush.



Inside, this 700‑sq‑ft retreat features a cozy lofted sleeping area, a full bathroom, a compact but well‑equipped kitchen, and a comfortable living space with a pull‑out single bed. A reading nook with a recliner and a small dining area make the space feel both functional and homey—perfect for cooking a nourishing meal, curling up with a book, or simply unwinding. Outside anemities include a screened in porch with an additional table for two, a deck with cushioned chairs and short walking paths.



Ideal as a convenient stopover for travelers along I‑85 who want to experience a taste of simple, off‑grid living. It’s equally suited for a personal reset—a quiet mini‑retreat from the fast, full pace of everyday life. Guests will find materials for meditative coloring and collaging, a selection of 2–3‑person games, and plenty of outdoor ways to slow down: swing beneath the great oak, stretch out in a hammock tucked into the woods, or enjoy a bonfire under the stars.



For those who want to explore, this is about 20 minutes from several boat ramps and hiking spots on West Point Lake, and roughly 30 minutes from Pine Mountain—home to FDR State Park and Callaway Gardens.



A simple space with a peaceful spirit, invites you to breathe, reset, and enjoy the beauty of living lightly.