A Tiny House Village w/ a private island?? (Colorado)

Take a tour of Island Cove Tiny House Community in Durango, Colorado, with the owner. This tiny house village offers full time parking, with river view spots, a private recreational island for tenants to use, and a community activities.

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0:00 On this week's episode...
1:01 Welcome to Island Cove Tiny House Community
1:19 How did the tiny house village come to be?
1:48 Location
1:55 Introducing tiny homes to Island Cove
2:26 How many homes are here?
2:46 What makes Island Cove unique?
3:13 Let's take a look around!
3:24 A piece of history on the property
3:40 Storage solutions for tiny housers
4:12 Different lots, rental cost, and utilities
4:43 Community activities
5:28 Accomodating alternative homes
5:57 Riverfront lots
6:11 Welcoming new residents
6:32 Community garden space
7:00 Restored log cabin apartments
7:25 This tiny house village has a private island?!
8:17 Until next time...

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