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With only 750 square feet, you might expect this little carriage house, tucked away in the hills of Berkeley, California, to feel cramped. But step inside, and you'll discover a home fully equipped with every amenity, a bedroom with a walk-in closet, and a sizable deck area for relaxing.
The carriage house, nicknamed The Cubby, once belonged to renowned architect Bernard Maybeck. Also a professor at the University of California, Berkeley, Maybeck designed many of the most well-known buildings in the Bay Area, including San Francisco's Palace of Fine Arts.
Light spews in through both the front door and the large windows that sit in front of the kitchen sink. They peek out into the wooded surroundings so that you can cook and even clean up after a meal with a view.
Take a step inside, and you're greeted by a collection of everything you might need for an extended stay. Everything from a washer and dryer to an oven, range, and sink, there's nothing you could want that isn't already here.
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