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Each modular cabin is built in the KONGA factory in Lithuania, and can be set up on site in a single day.

The kitchen features open upper cabinets, which are a signature of the 25x25 system and also crafted from timber leftovers created during the production process. It’s a construction approach that architect Mette Fredskild employs for the way it champions zero-waste design.

The open floor plan is designed to be flexible, with a kitchen, living area, and two sleeping areas. The cabin is sold fully furnished, with pieces that complement the Scandi-style, timber-clad interiors.

A small open closet behind the ladder wall hides coats, boots, and fishing gear.

The design changed slightly throughout the building process. For example, the window seat bench was initially going to extend along the entire wall to create an end table near the bed, but then "that tall skinny space appeared,

At 20' feet long, the cabin can fit three twin mattresses toe-to-toe on the upper level, and two on the smaller lower level to comfortably sleep five adults. Integrating ladder groves in the wall eschews the need for a movable ladder that would have cluttered up the interior space.

The 240-square-foot size was determined in part because the cabin needed to be moveable; it's positioned on a cliff, so if the land ever falls in, they can pull the structure further away from the edge.

1 Coral Caye in Placencia, Belize is currently listed for $2,195,000 by Peter McLean of The Corcoran Group.

Kirt says one of his favorite spaces in the house in the screened porch with wood-burning fireplace.

The house that stood on the lot before was the same square footage as just one townhome, but Chris was able to maximize the amount of usable outdoor space by adding backyards and a garden between his and Miranda’s unit and the street.

Upstairs, a custom-built door extends a warm welcome into the primary suite, complete with a wood stove and glass-walled bathroom.

A more formal dining area sits adjacent to the lower level's Great Room, allowing for easy entertaining. Original slate and brick line the floors.

Extensive decks stretch across the rear facade and overlook the landscaped backyard.

The lower level features three bedrooms, a full bath, and a spacious recreation room that offers direct outdoor access.

The home is located in Belvedere, a community consisting of two islands and a lagoon in Marin County, California.

Clad in cedar-shake siding, the historic property is built into the hillside, appearing as a one-story residence from street-view.