"You know that feeling when you see something so perfectly themed, so committed to the bit, that you can't help but smile? That's exactly what happens when you first lay eyes on the Tiny Firehouse. This isn't just a tiny house painted red with some fire department decals slapped on the side. This is a full-on love letter to firefighters, complete with details that'll make you wonder if the designers secretly wanted to be heroes themselves."
"Created by Beloved Cabin, the tiny house rental company based near Lake Oconee, Georgia, this 8.5-by-16-foot structure manages to pack more personality into 136 square feet than most McMansions achieve in 4,000. The exterior looks like it could roll up to an emergency at any moment, which makes sense since it was built specifically to honor firefighters and frontline heroes."
"Here's where things get fun. The designers didn't stop at aesthetics. Inside, you'll find an actual antique brass fire pole connecting the sleeping loft to the main floor. Yes, you can slide down a fire pole to start your morning. Try getting that kind of drama out of your regular hotel room. The interior design walks a fine line between themed and tasteful. There's firefighter memorabilia throughout, but it never tips into kitsch."
Beloved Cabin built the Tiny Firehouse, an 8.5-by-16-foot rental near Lake Oconee, Georgia, that packs 136 square feet with firefighter-themed details. The exterior resembles an emergency vehicle and the interior includes an actual antique brass fire pole connecting a sleeping loft to the main floor. Large windows and skylights allow abundant natural light, and firefighter memorabilia appears throughout without tipping into kitsch. The compact kitchen has a two-burner propane stove, small fridge, and stainless steel sink suitable for simple meals. The Tiny Firehouse sits on a 16-acre Secret Garden property with other unique rentals, and the unit lacks WiFi and has spotty cell service.
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