Disabled senior's custom Tiny House in a Tiny Home Village 

One thing that I will say is that I've been disabled since I was age 2. So to me, my level of ability is quite normal and natural. That puts me at a great advantage to people who become disabled later in life. I've had a lifetime to learn how to work around an unworkable world! And, thank you for your kind comment!

I’m in the process of putting my own tiny house on some waterfront property that I recently purchased first and then adding areas for more tiny houses that are disabled friendly. We will garden, fish and craft the days away! 😃 I also plan to put beehives on the property. Be the will of God.

You can have a Murphy bed and avoid the loft & stairs or keep lift for added storage .

A tiny home is just a small home, and even though hers has a loft, they can be built without a loft…so basically, as long as the disabilty is taken into account, anyone can live in one. Having less to take care of and smaller space to maneuver can actually make a tiny home better.

She's paying $800.00 A month.. She's getting ripped off.....

You have a beautiful home. I love all the personal touches with the construction and decor. We are currently seeking approval for a tiny home village in Liberty, SC. I envision it to be something much like the community you live in. Thanks again for sharing.

I love your home. I'm from Desoto Kansas right across the river from KCMO. I love your current location though I'm paying $730.00 a month for a desert lot near Phoenix so you are extremely lucky to have the lot you're on.

You have an amazing home! One of a kind for sure....just like you! Thank you for taking the time to show off and explain the details you chose for your beautiful home. I love the knotty pine...so warm and inviting. Your bedroom is just beautiful. So glad you stuck to your guns with what you want...smart gal! May God give you many years of good health, enjoyment of friends, and comfort in your tiny amazing home! God bless from a Nana from Texas. ☺️❤️

Love your home. Would love to have that blue couch where can I get it.

I love all the features of your tiny house but what I love most is watching you loving the house and making it your lovely home, so personal that perfectly fits how you wanted to live your daily life. Sending more love and good health to you. 💞

I have to say, that I watched about 2 years of HGTV tiny house shows before I decided!!!!!

@@corinnecorley9584 I think you’re fabulous and the first time I saw the inside of your beautiful tiny house is how “cozy” it is! I love truly love it! It’s nothing at all like the cookie cutter tiny homes they’ve been building the last five years for like $80k and up, my vision for a tiny house is like yours! Affordable, comfortable and unique just like yourself! You’re a remarkable woman and if I lived in your community I’d like to think we’d become fast friends! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving dear and rock on 😊

Well said.

Thank you so much. I do actually work; I have a job in Rio Vista and I manage the summer farmer's market at Park Delta Bay. When I am ready to stop working, I will go "off grid" somewhere. I expect to do that in three years -- when I turn 70! Of course, I'm also a writer and just had a book released, so I will never stop writing and this #tinylife give me lots of material for my work!

She will never go off grid. She’s disabled and off grid is a difficult life style for someone of her age and health.

@@corinnecorley9584 is your book self published?

@@mircat28 it's a good thing you let her know what she can and can't do. She might have made a disastrous decision without your foresight.

You are very kind!

Thank you!

She's an attorney soooooo...of course.

My bedroom started as a built-in bed where the sitting room is now. I found that I didn't like having my bed so exposed. You can see videos of the original design on my RU-vid Channel, "Corinne Corley: My tiny life".

Thank you so much!

I like cozy. Some of my neighbors have open and minimalist homes. That suits them. One of my newest neighbors had only ONE item of decor in his home, a vase. I admired it -- and the next day, he gave it to me! He said he only had it because he thought he should have something 'pretty' for his daughters when they came to visit! Now it's in my tiny house and it fits right into my decor!

@@corinnecorley9584 god that sounds so bland. Living in a place like that would feel too sterile for me.

@@RainMakeR_Workshop TO EACH THEIR OWN. Your comment was very evil but it reflects your miserable character or lack of it. Not returning.

@@gailmiller6333 Evil? You're a pretty messed up person if your idea of evil is someone liking cosy places. And you draw conclusions about a persons character from a single comment over something that trivial? You also need to clear up what exactly would I even return? Because I unlike you, I said nothing disparaging. The only thing I can assume is that you took issue with my saying "Other people can keep their open and spacious tiny homes" or perhaps saying a place would be "sterile" and "bland" in my opinion, But if so, its beyond pathetic to say those things to me over something so... petty. And its most certainly not even CLOSE to any form of evil. Its not like I made a personal attack on people who like that aesthetic. Its simply my view on that type of environment, I never said there was anything wrong with it for others. Though you certainly made a personal attack on me for it. As you so hypocritically said... To each their own. Btw, do you even see your own hypocrisy? Saying to each their own, but then throwing around statements like that? Saying I'm evil, that I'm miserable, that I lack character and implying I can't take back something or that there was even anything I said that merits I take it back? All whist being needlessly aggressive in your wording. I mean, you seriously need to take an inward look and reevaluate how something so silly, made you so toxic. Frankly, anyone who acts like that has no place questioning the character of others.

@@gailmiller6333 she was replying to Corrine's comnent above that her neighbor only had one piece of decor in his whole house... she simply stated that that would be too sterile for her.. how is that a very evil comnent? She couldnt imagibe living in an empty house. Neither could I. But that doesnt mean his way of living is wrong or weird. If he is content then that is great. . to each their own..

Thank you!

It's not cluttered. It's the opposite of minimal, which is maximal. My style is maximal as well, I tried minimal but it's too stressful. I like things ❤️

It is indeed, all of that is so true! Thank you for the kind words!

@Corinne Get someone to poly urethane or decoupage the mural for you .

They charge $800 per lot is why they put them close together. Its too expensive & too close together for me.

Thank you SOOO much for your kind words!!!

I'm a shortie! When I was young I said I'd love a house where everyone has to stoop except me. 😂

@@jwsuicides8095 I want counter tops that are my level. Everybody else will have to bend down. 😂

Oh, now you've touched my heart! Thank you!

@@corinnecorley9584 your house looks amaaaaaazing! Love it so much! 🥰

I enjoyed listening to her talk about her sweet home. So well planned.

You're welcome!

Thank you. When my house was first built, that sitting room was a built-in bed/sleeping area. You can see it on my RU-vid channel, "Corinne Corley: My Tiny Life".

@@corinnecorley9584 Great! I'll definitely have a look!

Thank you!

You are so very kind! Thank you!!!!

Yes, that is so important. Everyone should understand that there are NO RULES! I've had people criticize the fact that I'm not minimalist. Well, nobody has to be one certain way!

Indeed! And thank you!

All the best people are Dead Heads.

Hi how’re you doing?

Thank you!

Me too.

Hello Dear How are you doigng today?

You'd be more than welcome!

@@corinnecorley9584 Awwww, Thank you 😊

Thank you!

You are welcome!!!!

The California Delta is an amazing place with amazing people!!!