Tiny House Tour - My LUXURY Garden Cabin

Hello and welcome back to my garden. So

remember last year there was some

construction going on in the garden?

Well, I'm back home now after nearly a

year away, and look at the place, it's

finished! It looks pretty good, looks very

nice from the outside. So let's do a tiny

home tour. I'll show you the inside and

show you what it looks like. Oh wow, it

looks really nice when you turn the lights

on from the outside. It's glowing orange,

glowing.

Ta-da! My new home in the garden.

Wow. Oh, it's warm.

So I'll give it a little tour. Of my

garden home.

Wow, wow, they did a really good job in

here. Last year when I left, all this was

just under construction and it's very,

very bare looking, and now almost

a year later it's completely finished.

As you can see, it's quite spacious. It's

got a kitchen, it's got a sofa, some

And here should be the bathroom.

Toilet, shower.

Interesting, the doors close into the

corner.

Hmm.

It's actually very cozy. It's got a nice

cozy feeling to it. I think it would be

nice if maybe you get some lanterns to

hang from that bit, or maybe just put some

lanterns out onto the decking. Then you've

got a view of the garden. I noticed

there's no bed, but there's, there's room

here. I guess you could put a bed here if

you wanted to, but this sofa, it folds out

into a bed. You have to push this down and

then kind of pull it out. I can't be

bothered to do it. You don't even have to

do that. You could just use this as a bed

like this. There's plenty of room like

this. Could sleep, sleep here.

Yeah, very comfy.

And then for the kitchen, we have sink.

Hot water,

microwave, and a stove for cooking.

I'm not sure where all the steam and the

smoke would go to if you wanted to cook.

I guess it would just float around up into

the ceiling. I guess you have to have the

window open to ventilate the place,

so hopefully I don't burn stuff. Don't

think there's a fire alarm anyway. So here

is the kitchen, looking very nice.

There's a fridge— empty fridge,

no food. When my mom first started

talking about building this place, I was a

little bit skeptical towards the idea, to

be honest. I kept thinking to myself, is

this really going to be a wise use usage

of money? Is this really going to be a

good investment? Because as someone who

does invest in himself and takes pride in

his capital allocation skills, I kept

thinking to myself, is this place really

going to bring a return on investment?

But now that I'm here in person and I can,

and I can be inside of the place and

really appreciate having the place, it

makes me think that it doesn't really

matter if it doesn't make the money back

or if it doesn't make a profit. Just

having it is nice enough.

Hmm, pretty nice. The main problem is

there's no internet, so I have to use my

phone data.

Um, but apart from that, yeah, it looks—

feels pretty good. I think it's bigger,

or maybe around the same size, as the

place I had in Manchester, which wasn't

very big. The place I had in Manchester

was like this. There was a sofa there,

and then there was a living bit there,

and then the kitchen was here, and then

there was a bed over there, shower and

bathroom. So very similar in size,

but this place feels bigger because it

doesn't have that wall separating the

middle where the bed was, which makes it

feel a lot larger inside. And the view is

pretty good. I think the best bit about it

is you get this this very, very open

feeling thanks to this glass wall that

goes into the garden. Actually, I,

I think this view of the garden and the

nature and the trees is more enjoyable

to look at than the view I had from

Beetham Tower in Manchester with that— the

whole city sprawling out in front of you.

I mean, the city view The city skyline was

a nice view to look at, especially when

the fireworks were going off. And during

the night it was quite nice to look at,

but there was just no nature. It was just

buildings and concrete and glass.

This is a nice change to have some green

back in my life. It's actually

very relaxing just sitting here. I might

bring my computer and just hang out here.

Maybe I can do a livestream inside of here

as well. Because my data is— let me check.

Yeah, last time I checked, I had about 3

bars of 4G, so that should be good enough

for a livestream. Would be nice to

have proper wired internet in here. Maybe

if I just get a really long Ethernet

cable, I can do that. Okay,

so it's pretty dark outside now. Just

wanted to see what it's like. When it gets

dark, and as you can see,

you can't see anything outside.

It's so dark, and I think if you're

standing outside, you could probably see

me very well. I'm probably very visible

from the outside.

And if I turn the lights off, wow, it gets

completely dark in here. Wow, you can see

my house. Ooh,

glowing! Would be nice if there were some

stars or the moon. So yeah, that was

the tour of my tiny home.

Hope you like it. Since the heaters are

off right now, it's getting a bit cold in

here, and I

think I'm going to go back to my bedroom.

Oh, oh, it's cold. Oh, it's cold.

Where are the keys? Oh, I didn't turn the

I can't see anything now.

I can't see. I can't see.

I can't see. Wait, I wanted to take a

picture from the outside when the lights

were on. Hold on. Wow, look at that! It

looks really cool from outside.

You could see me so visibly from the

outside. It's like those showroom houses

where everything's on display.

Cold, cold, cold, cold, cold, cold.

Wow, look at

these fire flame things. Looks pretty

I finished. Yeah,

I finished the— finished the house tour.

Very cold. It looks really nice when the

lights are on. It's like glowing orange.

Now very dark. Now look, you on

that side light, please. What's for

dinner? Pork and mushroom stew.