Tiny houses are becoming a new way of living for so many, it’s not surprising that there are lots available for rent in Georgia and beyond. The shift to adopt to a more minimalist lifestyle while reducing their carbon footprint is a growing trend that isn’t going away soon. If you want to try it out, spending your next vacation in a tiny house is a great way to do it, or simply enjoy a fun, unique and memorable stay, particularly when booking one of these top options.
Uniquely Romantic Firehouse
One of the most unique tiny houses can be found just a few minutes from picturesque Lake Oconee. The Tiny Firehouse has become famous, featured on HGTV, TODAY, The Rachel Ray Show, and DIY Network, just to name a few. It even comes with a slide pole!
Tiny Modern Lake House - Lakemont
Enjoy a lake getaway in this little red brick cabin nestled in a cove on Lake Rabun. It includes two bedrooms, one with a queen bed and the other with a bunk, along with all sorts of luxurious perks. Highlights include a sundeck with gorgeous views, paddleboards, a sunken cedar hot tub, a fire table, and an outdoor rain shower. When you’re inside you can take in the views from 20-foot floor-to-ceiling windows and enjoy all the comforts of home like a kitchen, washer/dryer, Wi-Fi, and TV.
Bliss Little Rustic Mountain Retreat - Blue Ridge
Enjoy total bliss at this tiny mountaintop cabin that sits on a property with a creek. It’s just a short drive to downtown Blue Ridge, shopping, dining, wineries and breweries hiking trails, a lake, and fishing. While it may be tiny, it’s jam-packed with amenities, including a full-sized kitchen, a Smart TV with Netflix and Chromecast, Wi-Fi, and an electric fireplace. Outside, enjoy unwinding around the fire pit or just hanging out on the porch enjoying the beautiful mountain views. Plus you can feel better about your stay as the home is eco-friendly, custom-built using recycled wood and other repurposed materials.
Kotsu at Tiny Bluff - Lookout Mountain
Kotsu is a whimsical minature home that sits above serene Lookout Valley. It was inspired by Japanese-inclusive designs with an intentional flow meant for resting and recharging your batteries. It includes shou sugi ban front doors, a full kitchen, living area, and powder room on the main level, with a covered exterior set of stairs leading down a bedroom with a queen bed and large master bath. As it sits on the west side of the mountain, it’s fabulous for a romantic evening watching the sunset.
Linda's Way Eulonia - Townsend
An animal lover’s delight, this tiny home can accommodate up to five and comes with a huge wrap-around balcony where you can watch birds and dolphins. It sits on a 3-acre property with chickens, roosters, miniature horses, miniature dwarf goats, alpacas, dogs, and cats – you can even fish for trout, catch shrimp, and blue crabs right from the backyard. Plus it comes with complimentary kayaks and life jackets. Wake up to beautiful sunrises right from bed and enjoy all the essentials and perks like a kitchen, cable TV, and Wi-Fi.
Amazing Tiny House on Horse Farm - Alpharetta
Located on a four-acre horse farm, this tiny house is ideal for solo travelers and couples looking for an active vacation and a peaceful spot to return to at the end of the day. Two complimentary single-person kayaks and life vests are provided that are ideal for exploring the 600-mile Lake Lanier shoreline along with two bicycles, helmets and a car rack. Inside, you’ll have a living area with a TV for live channel watching, Netflix, and Hulu, along with a kitchen that includes a coffeemaker with coffee, sugar creamer and sweetener supplied. There’s a gas grill on the deck for cookouts too.
Modern Rustic Tiny Tree House - Dahlonega
Located in Georgia wine country, enjoy a tiny treehouse stay that’s ideal for wine enthusiasts, outdoor adventurers, and anyone seeking a tranquil retreat. Accommodating up to four, it sits on a 9-acre property that includes a fishing pond with a canoe, hiking trails, and many fabulous amenities. Enjoy relaxing in the soaking tub while watching the sun go down over the Blueridge Mountains, an outdoor shower, and cozying up to the fire pit. You’ll have all the modern comforts too, including a kitchen, TV, and Wi-Fi, although the host notes it can be spotty and cell service is limited, making it best for a stay when you can unplug for a while.
Right on Clear Creek - Ellijay
Nestled in the Appalachian Mountains on a 6-acre property with old-growth forest bordered by 900 feet of Clear Creek, you’ll be surrounded by lush scenery by booking this tiny two-bedroom home. Relax on the covered porch enjoying the sights and sounds of the rushing trout stream, pileated woodpeckers, crickets, frogs and lake loons while watching for deer and the occasional blue heron. It comes with tubes for floating on the water, a wood-burning fireplace and all the comforts like a kitchen, Wi-Fi, and satellite TV.
On the Rocks Two Double Cargo - Rising Fawn
This tiny house is also a shipping container home, located on a bluff providing gorgeous Lookout Mountain views. While it’s ideal for two, up to four can stay here with a loft that has an additional folding queen bed. What makes it even more unique, is that the cargo container’s roofline mimics the hang gliders that pass from the hang gliding park nearby There is no Wi-Fi or TV, so you can forget about the real world for a while and just enjoy the views, but you’ll be close to both Chattanooga and Cloudland Canyon Park when you want to head out. It includes a fire pit, a kitchen with a convection microwave for baking and induction cooktop as well as a full-size fridge, cookware, etc.
