The Cozy Journey of Alpine Tiny Home: A Family Adventure

In 2016,  Peter and Anna Schnebly embarked on an idea to build a tiny house. They dared to dream big by crafting a tiny home on wheels, a trend that was slowly gaining traction. With their 9-year-old son Jacob enthusiastically on board, the Schnebly family embarked on a journey that would redefine their concept of “home.”

🚚 The Wheels of Imagination Rolling
Anna and Peter Schnebly embraced the concept of a tiny home on wheels as a way to live life on their terms. With a shared passion for sustainability and mobility, they took the plunge.

🔨 A Labor of Love and Laughter
Building their tiny home was a true family affair. Little Jacob wielded a tiny hammer, feeling like a construction hero. The project wasn’t just about building a house; it was about building memories.

🏡 From One Yard to Another
The Schneblys didn’t stop at just creating a home; they transformed their lifestyle. After living in their tiny masterpiece for a few years, they decided to shift their abode across town to the Smiths’ backyard in American Fork, Utah.

🌄 A New Beginning in Familiar Surroundings
The move wasn’t just about changing locations; it was about making a fresh start while surrounded by the familiar. The Smiths’ backyard became the canvas for a new chapter in the Schnebly family’s journey.

💬 A Lesson in Minimalism
The tiny home adventure wasn’t just a physical transformation; it was a lesson in minimalism and intentional living. The Schneblys discovered the beauty of a simpler life, where every possession carried meaning.

👨‍👩‍👦 Family Bonds and Beyond
Through this journey, Anna, Peter, and Jacob found themselves growing closer. The close quarters nurtured their family bonds, while the mobility allowed them to explore the world around them.

In 2016, Alpine Tiny Homes ignited a movement for those seeking unconventional housing. Anna, Peter, and Jacob Schnebly’s story reminds us that home is not just a structure; it’s a feeling, a journey, and a cherished memory. 🌟