I live alone in a trailer on a field – people always ask the same question… but they all love my tiny home | The Sun

A WOMAN who lives alone in a trailer on a field says people always ask her the same question – but they love her tiny home.

Murphy Lloyd, from Wales, has shared a video of her unusual way of living.



In a TikTok account dedicated to her humble abode, she has a small double bed squished against an even smaller window.

Above the bed are cupboards presumably for Murphy's clothes.

The bathroom is compact with the toilet, sink and shower all being within two feet of each other.

Murphy's living area, which she described as "always [being] a mess" involves a sofa, pull out table, and more cupboards – which have horse competing rosettes dangling from.

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The kitchen – again around two feet from the sofa – has barely any worktop space to prep.

But does still have necessities such as an oven and fridge-freezer.

She also even manages to squeeze in a fish tank for pets Salt and Vinegar.

The livestock farmer has doodles of animals, including sheep and cows, throughout her trailer.

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Murphy has two dogs that live in a kennel outside and two ponies named Monster and Max in the field next to the home.

The horse lover told how people always ask why she chooses to live out in the sticks.

She has now said her life choice is so she can be near her animals – who she calls family.

Despite loving her living arrangement, Murphy said: "There is ALWAYS a tractor on our lane blocking traffic of all kind."




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