Tour a 1920s tram that’s been transformed into a chic bunkie

This tram is originally from the 1920s and was in operation until the 1970s. While the owner, Angela, had to do some hefty renovations to make it appropriate for guests, she kept many of the original details, like its green hue, interior windows and wood detailing.

Here’s a look at what the tram looked like when the owner started the renovations. A tree had fallen on it, crushing the ceiling and smashing a couple windows, and the entire tram was covered in rust. Angela certainly had her work cut out for her!

In the middle of the tram, between the two bedrooms, is this lovely lounge space. It has two vintage chairs, a wood-burning stove, and even a croquet set. Angela found inspiration in everything from scout camps and the resort in the movie, Dirty Dancing.

There are two bedrooms in the tram, which are located on either end of the car. We love the arch of the roof, the mismatched wood details, and the plush blue rug.

The other bedroom also has a double bed and is surrounded by big windows. Each bed is outfitted with electric blankets for the colder months.

When Angela was renovating the space, she was mindful to maintain much of the tram’s original charm. The chipped paint, exposed ceiling, and glass-and-wood walls make the bunkie feel completely enchanting.