I converted an abandoned tool shed into a micro home in six months – it’s got a toilet, queen size bed & a secret garden

A SAVVY woman has been inundated with praise after revealing how she turned an abandoned tool shed into a very stylish micro home in just six months.

Jessica, who has shared the transformation journey on YouTube, explained how she bought an abandoned tool shed from a guy who left it on a vacant piece of property that was sold and converted it into a 70 ft.² micro tiny house in Florida.

Alongside the video, she penned: "This tiny house conversion took me about 6-8 months to complete….

"It is completely off grid and equipped with a composting toilet, kitchen, dining, living daybed that converts into a queen size bed."

In a second posted on 'Tiny Home Tours' YouTube channel, she offers her followers a tour around the impressive home conversion.

"Usually I get everything from thrift stores," Jessica explains.

"I love the idea of using reclaimed materials and stuff like that."

She starts off with a look around the kitchen.

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"When I purchased the tiny house it wasn't really a tiny house, it was more of a tool shed and it basically didn't have anything but a shelf that had tools on it," she says.

"What I did was cut it down to size to reconfigure it to this space and turned it into my kitchen counter.

"I put some stain on it and that was it.";

The DIY whizz continues: "Over here I have my sink - it was an old terracotta flower pot that I found at my mum's house.

"I cut a hole on the top of my counter top and then stuck these pebbles all the way around it and some of this moss to make it a little more earthy."

After sharing how her composting toilet works, Jessica then moves into the bedroom, which is complete with picturesque views.

"This is a day bed during the day and at night you can convert it into a queen size bed," she explains.

"I have a tonne of storage under here…this is kind of like my garage area.

"Under here is where I keep the other two cushions for when the bed gets pulled out and in the back I have my dirty clothes and blankets and stuff like that.";

Finally, Jessica moves outside to the exterior and garden, which includes a shower with hot-running water.

"Here's the front porch which is made of some really big pallets that I found," she says.

"And here's this really cool fire pit that I built.

"I got these logs from someone who was throwing them away from the tree that were cutting down so you can sit on them and enjoy the fire."

The comments section has been flooded with messages - with many commending Jessica on her clever handiwork.

"Awesome job!!" praised one.

A second enthused: "Oh..what a transformation..!!!"

A third penned: "It's so cute!"

Meanwhile, a fourth asked: "How can I get info to rent this tiny home?

"It's so adorable I'm going on a cruise in Feb and would like to stay a few days before going on the water."

Another commented: "Really cool to see the start to finish! Great job!

And a further added: "From that old tool shed to a sweet, beautiful and cosy home!! Mega work but a magical ending."