This tiny houseboat is a unique Airbnb rental in Sanford

By Judy J. Beasley Last updated Nov 27, 2022

Posted in Florida
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by Marisa Romain

There’s something about Sanford, Florida that’s a little wacky and a little wonderful. Maybe it’s history, maybe downtown with a little something for everyone. But we have a soft spot for this little spot in central Florida. Especially after seeing this little houseboat as an option for an overnight getaway. Check out this unique Airbnb rental in Sanford and see if it’s the perfect place for your next weekend getaway.

There is a small floating houseboat nicknamed “Downtown Dharma” which offers comfortable accommodation for up to two people.

Famous for being featured in Season 4 of HGTV’s Tiny House Hunters, visitors can rent this Airbnb for a unique floating getaway.

With over 500 square feet of space, the entire home is on the water, with a full bath, kitchen, living room, bedroom, and lounging area.

There are little amenities throughout the space that will elevate your weekend, not only adding coziness, but also a bit of flair.

Start with the vintage record player, where you can spin classic tunes in your space.

There is also a wine fridge where you can chill Chardonnay to take to the porch as the sun sets.

The mezzanine bedroom makes the space even bigger. You can overlook the living space below, as well as the water outside.

Enjoy a waterfront stay in this unique floating home with the beauty of downtown Sanford just minutes away.

So what do you think of this unique Airbnb rental in Sanford? Would you spend a night in this tiny houseboat? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section! Or if you are looking for more information on this rental, including current dates and availability, then check the Airbnb webpage.

Plus, while you’re in the Sanford area, be sure to get out and explore! There are plenty of reasons why you must visit Sanford, Floridaone of the most underrated places in the state.

Address: Sanford, Florida, USA

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