Bus homes

Who says you need a million bucks for a luxury home? Check out these top 10 school bus conversions that outshine traditional motorhomes! These skoolie renovations offer mobile living spaces with custom designs, spacious layouts, and modern amenities—all for a fraction of luxury motorhome prices. Perfect for nomads, creatives, and budget-conscious adventurers. Learn how to transform a bus into your dream home on wheels! #skoolielife #tinyhome #mobileliving

Are you ready to dive into the captivating world of tiny, mobile living? If your answer is a resounding yes, then prepare to be taken aback by these 29 stylish

Meet Marthe and Jed and their bus conversion named Lloyd! The couple have two adorable little girls and live/travel in their passenger bus turned home in Australia. Jed used to travel for work and was rarely

Dubbed Ophelia Skoolie, the bus has an interior finished with numerous elements like tiles, wood, and plants that we see throughout. They have been working on making the bus their home for two years for $45,000. Considering the immaculate work, the bus conversion is worth it.

passenger school bus into a motorhome for family vacations in 2004, later adding a tow bar so they could take another vehicle along with them.

Emma and Nick Hill transformed a 1985 Volvo bendy bus into a charming tiny home called "The Bus Hideaway" on their family's farmland in Tasmania. After purchasing the bus for $6,000, Nick took a year off teaching to renovate it with a budget of $45,000. The bus features a full-size kitchen, king-sized bed, and a spacious bathroom, all adorned with reclaimed wood and rustic details.

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Denise - The Skooly | #buslife on Instagram: “Ahh so many feels.. when your dogs are just exhausted and you never made it inside the United tiny house festival with your bus.. 🤣 such a…”

Special effects designers Gregoire Thoby and partner Fabrice Delaure wanted to work less, earn less, and live more and they were prepared to give up their apartment in California and most of their belongings to do it. The pair were no strangers to the nomadic lifestyle, having lived in an off-grid RV in Spain and France before moving to the United States, but they were yet to take the plunge and live on the road full-time. But that all changed in a short space of time. Gregoire and Fabrice…