Double decker bus home

This is an incredible double-decker bus cottage. It's a 1962 Bristol Lodekka Double-Decker Bus turned into a one-of-a-kind rolling tiny home. Amazingly, it's available for sale out of Greensboro, North Carolina, with an asking price of

Whit Scott, the owner, estimates that he spent about $25,000 on the conversion. The whole project took 10 months to complete.

This double decker bus conversion shows how one man took a 1992, 90 seater bus and transformed it into a beautiful home.

Well, we have never seen this before! A double-decker coach bus turned into a full-time home for a family of 8. This dad was tired of missing out on his kids' childhoods chasing money to

Do you remember the "Royal Scott" double-decker bus turned Airbnb that we showed you a couple of months back? Well, it's for sale! You might remember that it no longer runs (the engine blew years

Brent - Tiny House on Instagram: "Down for a double decker bus. ✋🏼 📸: by the classic @levimkelly at @double_decker_hideaway"

There was a time when designers were also philosophers, artists and visionaries beyond just being professional architects. Aristide Antonas is a Greek professor of architecture whose imagination pushes the envelope on adaptive reuse, recycled materials and portable dwelling beyond merely mobile ...

Saskia van Leeuwen and her three friends bought a double-decker bus and turned it into a hostel with nine beds, a kitchen, and a living space.

Elise Cook ◈ AUSTRALIA on Instagram: “We bought a bus! 😄 About a year ago, we bought this 1974 vintage Scottish Leyland double decker - and drove it back to South Australia…”