Savvy 24-year-old Veerle Veldhuis lives in her parents’ garden in a tiny shepherd's hut that looks like the ideal small home.
While many struggle to save up for their first home, Veerle’s tiny pad only cost £1,500 to buy.
She then set about transforming the seven-square-metre space into a cosy and peaceful place to stay.
Veerle had budgeted to spend £850 on the renovation project, but ended up spending double.
However, she is still thrilled with her new living situation. She has a kitchen, a bed, and a living room - but unfortunately no toilet or shower.
Veerle said: "Having my own space has been helpful for my mental health. Living in a tiny space feels so cosy and safe."
She also loves that she can live independently but still be close to her parents - her home can be moved to another location if she should ever need.