What about those houses with RV Garages
We have just about completed our 3 year journey to camp and visit in all of the lower 48 states. As we traveled we often took a look at those southern communties in Arizona, Texas, Alabama and Florida...
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Boy this must be a sign. Just yesterday I was thinking of the same thing in fact I was googling floor plans for such a home. How often does this subject come up?
My dream would be to buy some land in perhaps east Tennessee where it's somewhat centrally located in the country, still have four seasons, plus for years I would tell my wife this is where we are going to retire someday.
Anyway, there are a couple of such developments in Tennesse but they are not what I am looking for either. I like you am interested in just a small home with an attached Rv garage for a home base like this one. Living space under 1000 sq. ft. would be all we need. So with that being said I don't think this type of home would would work in any planned subdivision but if it would work at all it would have to be on property/acreage. Then I start thinking of resale as it would be a unique home that may or may not be hard to sell someday. My thought would be put it on property further off the road where one could build a "normal" home in front and the Rv home could be the barn that has a guest house attached or simply converted into shop space. Being unique I would want it to be flexible space.
Dan
My dream would be to buy some land in perhaps east Tennessee where it's somewhat centrally located in the country, still have four seasons, plus for years I would tell my wife this is where we are going to retire someday.
Anyway, there are a couple of such developments in Tennesse but they are not what I am looking for either. I like you am interested in just a small home with an attached Rv garage for a home base like this one. Living space under 1000 sq. ft. would be all we need. So with that being said I don't think this type of home would would work in any planned subdivision but if it would work at all it would have to be on property/acreage. Then I start thinking of resale as it would be a unique home that may or may not be hard to sell someday. My thought would be put it on property further off the road where one could build a "normal" home in front and the Rv home could be the barn that has a guest house attached or simply converted into shop space. Being unique I would want it to be flexible space.
Dan
