Family proximity dwelling
Evergreen Escape in Woodland, WA
A Woodland tiny home built so the owner could stay near a sibling while enjoying a peaceful, independent home.
What mattered on this project
The owner wanted to be close to family without giving up a private place of her own. Woodland offered the quieter setting she wanted while keeping support nearby.
A small Wolf home gave her a permanent place to live near family instead of a temporary arrangement.
Project highlights
- Kept the owner near a sibling.
- Created a small home in a relaxed Pacific Northwest town.
- Balanced independence with family support.
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