This Couple Turned a $53K Disney Fort Wilderness Cabin From Facebook Marketplace Into …

Key Points Grace and Jacob Kocher bought a retired 540-square-foot Disney Fort Wilderness cabin for $53,375 and transformed it into a full-time tiny home. The couple renovated the cabin themselves, preserving its rustic charm while upgrading it for modern living in Florida. Their new home reflects their love for Disney, travel, and intentional living, with creative storage and a minimalist, mindful lifestyle. Each person has their own idea of what their dream home should look like. For Grace and Jacob Kocher, their dream home came in the form of a log cabin that was once used for guest accommodations at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort. Now, after renovations, the couple calls the tiny cabin home. Not surprisingly, the Florida-based couple, who are both in their late 20s, are huge Disney fans. For several years, the Kochers were living and traveling across the United States in a 35-foot-long RV. During that time, they visited 25 states—but decided they eventually wanted a place to settle down in. Grace, a freelance illustrator and creative marketing specialist, says, “After living in our RV for more than two years, we started looking into tiny houses, since we were already accustomed to tiny living.” Grace and Jacob
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