A WOMAN who shared her dream tiny home on social media has revealed that she has been forced to move out after an unfortunate discovery.
The woman shared a house tour on TikTok, before confirming in the comments that she had to vacate the property.
Lindsay (@lindzoutside) showed off her gorgeous tiny house by the beach.
The home includes a loft bedroom, a skylight with a view of the ocean, a bathroom, a living room, and a kitchen.
Responding to a follower in the comment section, Lindsay said she pays $1,800 per month to live in the beach-front home.
“It’s the most perfect tiny home,” Linsday captioned the clip.


However, she shared some sad news in the comment section.
“So unfortunately we found mold so I’m actually moving out soon (only lived here for 10 days,” she wrote.
“I’m enjoying it while I still can!” she continued.
In another video, she explained her predicament.
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“I have terrible luck with houses and this is my second moldy home. I’m just going to live a nomadic life & travel around for a while now,” she told her followers.
The tiny home movement is an architectural and social movement that advocates for downsizing living spaces, simplifying, and essentially living with less.
Tiny homes are becoming increasingly popular across the US, as they are often far less expensive than a traditional home or apartment.
Tiny homes are even available to buy across the US on Amazon.
The structures start at just $3,000.
One Florida-based couple moved into a tiny home in order to live a simpler lifestyle.
Rebekah and Robert Sofia built their European-inspired tiny home in just under two years.
The project cost them approximately $15,000, and they pay roughly $100 a month for utilities.
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