The home is 16 feet long. Pictured in the background: The bathroom. The current toilet is the portable variety, but if that doesn't spark joy it's plumbed for a real one. Credit: Laura Dante

If you're OD'ing on Marie Kondo right now, you might be thinking you can finally live in a tiny house with your small collection of things that spark joy.

And we've found you one — with a tiny price tag — in St. Petersburg. It's called Mystic Sea The Tiny, and if it looks familiar that's because it was one of the tiny homes in the Ruskin Tiny House Festival last year.

It comes with a loft…

The 12-foot, six-inch tall ceilings leave room for a sleeping loft, which has three electrical outlets. Credit: Laura Dante

A seating area (who hasn't always wanted a nook for reading?)…

This reading nook folds out into a bed. For a couple, that means one of two things: Either you can have guests, or you both have a place to sleep after one hell of a fight. Credit: Laura Dante

And, well, if not all the comforts of home, well, definitely some comfort.

The home is 16 feet long. Pictured in the background: The bathroom. The current toilet is the portable variety, but if that doesn’t spark joy it’s plumbed for a real one. Credit: Laura Dante

Don't forget the view…

Of course, if that view doesn't spark joy, you can change it, too. But if you've been watching Marie Kondo's Tidying Up and thinking of going minimalist, well, it doesn't get more minimalist than this.

Want to spark some joy in your everyday life? Subscribe to Creative Loafing's weekly newsletter and stay in-the-know about the what-to-do.

This article appears in Jan 24-31, 2019.

Cathy's portfolio includes pieces for Visit Florida, USA Today and regional and local press. In 2016, UPF published Backroads of Paradise, her travel narrative about retracing the WPA-era Florida driving...