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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/yourmoney/consumer/article-14098119/former-disney-world-cabin-50K-converted-tiny-home.html
A Florida couple have created their dream home by converting a
former Disney World cabin.
Grace and Jacob Kocher spotted the Fort Wilderness cabin up for
auction after the entertainment giant began replacing its older
units.
The Disney-loving couple snapped up the rare find while living
in their RV.
The Kochers found the unit, which was built between 1998 and
2001, by chance on Facebook Marketplace, Realtor.com reported.
'It immediately sparked our interest despite its age and, of
course, its use as a resort hotel,' Grace, 25, told People.
$49,900
. . .
Of course REAL log cabins don't really look like
this - trees are thicker at the bottom and taper
upwards ... you won't find even-looking logs in
a log cabin. Gotta kinda alternate big/small ends.
But, the faux-cabin ... good buy ! Looks nice
and apparently could be disassembled in large
sections for transport.
Mini-homes can also be bought on Amazon and from
WalMart - a bit cheaper but not quite as big.
Currently WalMart doesn't charge shipping, which
saves a fair number of $$$. These aren't "log
cabins" though, more a nicer-looking version of
a single-wide MH. Oh, one article DID note a
gotcha - be SURE to include the "electrical
package" !
Oh, would NOT rec the mini-homes for hurricane
areas ... just not built for cat3+
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