School Bus RV Conversion With Loft And Game Room Is Home For Family Of 7

School Bus RV Conversion With Loft And Game Room Is Home For Family Of 7

School Bus RV Conversion With Loft And Game Room Is Home For Family Of 7

We’ve come across many impressive custom bus conversions that serve as luxurious full-time homes for families, but none quite like this. This particular bus, owned by Jeff and Anna, not only accommodates a family of seven, but also includes a permanent loft. Yes, you read that right – a loft for a family of seven (or nine, if you count the cat and dog). And yet, somehow, it doesn’t feel cramped.

Jeff and Anna are experienced buslifers who embarked on their journey with this full-size skoolie back in 2017. The version featured in a recent video by Tiny Home Tours is actually their second stage of construction, built after approximately two years on the road with their initial design. As their family grew, they decided to add a loft – a small second floor with two small bedrooms and a game room for some family fun.

The other three kids’ bedrooms are located on the main floor, although they are essentially large bunks with enough space for a bed and not much else. This allows for a spacious kitchen, which is essential for feeding a family of seven. They’ve used butcher blocks for all the countertops, mounted on custom-built cabinets. The kitchen also features a full-service four-burner propane oven, situated across from a large refrigerator/freezer. Additionally, there’s a washer and dryer in the kitchen area, and a full-size bathroom is located just aft of the kitchen.

In contrast to the bunks, the master bedroom is more than just a bed. It houses a king-size bed on top of the engine bay, with ample storage space and shelves surrounding the bed at the back. While the living room is not technically a bedroom, it provides enough sofa space for a comfortable nap. The sofa cushions even have seatbelts for safety during travel.

The video doesn’t mention the total power and water supplies, but the bus operates primarily on solar power, which is sufficient to run multiple climate control units inside. As for the tanks, the wastewater needs to be emptied approximately once a week, considering it is used by a family of seven – a reasonable timeframe.

This isn’t the first time we’ve seen an old bus converted into a luxurious tiny home, nor is it the first time we’ve seen a bus repurposed as a full-time home for a large family. The bus was purchased for $4,000 in 2017, and the total investment at this stage is around $50,000. However, the priceless experiences of traveling together as a large and adventurous family, exploring the country, make it all worthwhile.