These Nova Scotians moved into old school buses to deal with rising house prices

Faced with rising rental prices in rural Nova Scotia, a 12-metre school bus seemed like the logical choice for Hannah Verra.

She admits the 25-year-old bus she bought for $2,500 earlier this year is a bit rough on the outside, with cracks of yellow still visible in the peeling red paint — a reminder of its former life packed with kids out on the road.

But step inside and you’ll find the makings of a cosy home for Verra and her two young children.

This story was originally published on  CBC News. To read the rest of this news worthy story, please visit https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/nova-scotia-school-buses-housing-1.6035729?cmp=rss.

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