When Charlotte Sapwell got divorced she not only had two children to provide for, she was told that if she wanted to
continue living in her house she would have to be prepared to pay a $300,000 mortgage.
Charlotte refused to be a woman who lived from paycheck to paycheck and could lose her home at any time to the
bank if she missed a single payment on the house.
She came up with an ingenious solution to her problem and within just five months went from being a woman facing
impossible odds to being a homeowner.
With support from her grandfather, a woodworker, Charlotte built a 10×20 foot tiny house on his property!
It took her just five months to build the house which contains a combined living room, kitchen, and Charlotte’s
bedroom and second bedroom for her two growing boys.
As her skills grow, so do the little touches in the house. Check out the sliding barn door she installed in the boys’ room!
With her woodworking skills thoroughly in place, now Charlotte likes to spend her free time building things like this fun little ice cream stand for her kids.
Charlotte was facing impossible odds and instead of crumbling under the pressure she learned, evolved, and
thrived! It’s truly remarkable.
