Welcome to a truly extraordinary accommodation option—an unforgettable stay in a charming tiny house on wheels! Nestled amidst a serene and peaceful landscape, this unique space boasts a remarkable foundation enveloped by lush greenery. Take a walk through the wildflower gardens and enjoy the nature! In the area: 26 min to Chickasaw State Park 37 min to Shiloh National Military Park 33 min to Cogan's Farm 27 min to Big Hill Pond State Park 52 min to Pickwick Landing State Park 45 min to I-40 The space Introducing "Tiny Dreamer," a 224 sq ft. tiny house on wheels meticulously crafted in Tennessee. Its dimensions measure 28' x 8'. Upon entering, you'll find to the left a step up into an inviting 8' x 8' living room, featuring a cozy futon pull-out bed accompanied by two side tables. Mounted on the wall is a sleek flat-screen television that neatly folds away when not in use. Shining with natural light, this room brightens the space with three generously sized windows. Next to the living area is a versatile dining area. When folded in, it comfortably seats two individuals, but when extended, it can accommodate up to four guests. Additionally, this space doubles as a convenient workstation, ideal for laptop use or other work-related activities. Despite its modest size, the kitchen astonishes with its ample proportions. It features a practical flip-down counter at the end, providing extra dining space as needed. The kitchen is equipped with an impressive farmhouse sink and an abundance of cabinet storage. Culinary endeavors are made simple with a double electric cooktop burner, a convection oven, and essential kitchen appliances such as a toaster, 5-cup coffee maker, electric can opener, utensils, dishes, and cookware. The refrigerator/freezer offers ample storage capacity for perishable items. The bathroom, though snug, exudes a delightful charm. It comprises a 36" x 72" shower, a standard flush toilet, and a sizable cabinet for storage purposes. A vanity with a sink and a medicine cabinet complete with a mirror and a touch of elegance. A sliding barn door discreetly conceals the bathroom area, nestling beside the refrigerator. Once closed, the door fits into a notch on the kitchen counter. Conveniently integrated into the tiny house is a storage staircase featuring sturdy metal handles on its right side on the wall. Nearly every step reveals additional storage compartments, maximizing the use of space. The 10' x 8' bedroom loft offers a full-size bed and a dresser for storing clothes during your stay. A quaint side table is also provided. To create a magical ambiance at night, fairy lights can be plugged in at the foot of the bed and in the living room. In the front yard, a charming firepit awaits, accompanied by four comfortable chairs, two patio side tables and a lovely pathway leading to the entrance. Additionally, you have access to a firepit in the backyard, where two chairs invite you to relax and unwind. The land surrounding the tiny house is adorned with gravel paths, perfect for leisurely strolls and quiet contemplation. A visit to admire the chickens proves to be a curiosity for most. They provide the utmost delicious farm fresh eggs on the homestead during your stay. Serenity abounds here at Tiny Dreamer Homestead, as the symphony of birdsong fills the air, accompanied by the gentle fluttering of butterflies and bees relishing in the beauty of the wildflower gardens in the spring and summer. Recently added, a smoker/grill gives you the option to cook outdoors. Located 45 minutes from I-40. Did you know, Interstate I-40 is the third longest interstate hignway covering roughly 2556 miles? It runs through 8 states. If you are on a road trip traveling east/west, this is the perfect adventurous interstate with lots to do and see. While traveling through, stop in and stay at Tiny Dreamer Homestead! Guest access You have access to most of the property. Take a walk on the gravel paths and through the wildflower gardens...there are 3 wildflower gardens at the front of the property and 3 in the back which are beautifully bloomed in the spring and summer months. My neighbor at the back right of my property has goats...if you go over to visit them, don't feed them. If you visit the chickens, don't go in their coop and do not feed them any food. Off limit areas are the RV section, the mobile home and the workshop/garage as well as inside of the chicken coop. My neighbors driveway cuts through my property on one end. There is a fence that divides the two sections. Do not go on the other side of the fence. I'm in the process of growing Morning Glories and other vine like plants to form a better privacy wall. Other things to note I do rent out 4 RV spots on my property and any day guests can request to stay. If you run into them during your stay, you can say a friendly hello...but all guests are asked to respect the other guests privacy. Since I live in a tiny house, my water heater is only 19 gallons. There is only 7-9 minutes of hot water at a time. There is a nearby building next door that produces feed for animals. Sometimes the trucks that come in and out can be heard. This is mainly on week days only. Nearby neigbors may be mowing their property or doing other various homestead tasks including farming their fields. You may also hear or see a random side by side or a 4 wheeler zoom by once in a while. The homestead is pretty peaceful otherwise.