Interior designer Robin Rick loved the outdoor lifestyle she found living on a horse farm, but when the owner decided to sell, she had to search for a new home.

Determined to integrate her independence, her love of nature and her need for a community, she started researching and found the perfect solution in Tiny Timbers, a planned tiny home “agrihood” that incorporates agriculture into a close-knit residential neighborhood. Its shared gardens, hiking trails and even a chicken coop checked all the boxes, and her next challenge came in finding a tiny home to fit the property.

Robin turned to Wind River Built, a tiny home construction company that made her dreams come true, building a tiny home on wheels, giving her the ability to move her home in the future. Now Robin is living her dreams of independent living in nature, combined with the security of community.

Interested in building your own tiny home? Check out https://aarp.org/adu for resources to help you jump-start your dream build.

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