Bára Tide Tiny House was lovingly crafted with
lumber from our own acreage, incorporating many reclaimed and recycled
building supplies. It sits on the site of a former one room school house across from Chignecto Bay (the southern arm of the Bay of Fundy), and on the traditional unceded lands of the Mi'kmaw and Wolastoquyik (Maliseet) peoples.
"Bára" is the norse origin of tidal bore, and references both the high tides present in the front yard as well as the curved shape of the roof. AirBnB listing is here.
Bára Tide Tiny House on the Bay of Fundy
view from the driveway: Chignecto Bay, the southern arm of the Bay of Fundy
front yard and surrounding fields, with a fire pit in the back
kitchenette with 2 burner induction stovetop and 12" convection oven
table set for dinner
collapsible table can be used for eating or writing
upstairs loft with 5" foam mattress and LED reading lights
hidden storage behind the bookcase for luggage or groceries
a few small adjustments and the dining bench becomes a soft reading nook
an electric fireplace takes the chill off colder evenings
view of the kitchenette
upstairs loft view
upstairs loft railing
curvy staircase
our farmhouse, providing indoor shower and toilet
view of the Bay
view from the kitchen
morning fog
induction stovetop
pots and pans
water jugs
with some rearrangement, you can wake up with yoga
several outbuildings behind the guest house, including an outhouse
dimmable LED strip lights
Welcome Home!
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