This is a 150 sq. ft. tiny house for sale in Lake Oswego, Oregon.
It measures 14.5′ long by 8′ wide and is built right onto a utility trailer.
Inside, you’ll find a living area, bathroom, kitchen, and upstairs sleeping loft.
Asking price is $29,999. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
150 Sq. Ft. Tiny House For Sale in Lake Oswego, Oregon
We are selling our road friendly 14.5ft x 8ft tiny house, roughly 150 sq. ft. We built it in November/December 2015 to assist our road trip home from Colorado to Oregon. It is in great shape, including the frame and made it a long distance from Denver. Hand-crafted quality with a rustic feel. HGTV has even filmed the tiny house to be featured on television. See below for stats and what’s included:
-14.5 ft long x 8 ft wide (plus 3ft in length of tongue)
-About 150 sq ft
-Working trailer brakes w/ new trailer lights and hook-ups
-Trailer frame on heavy duty mobile home axels; packed bearings & new seals
-Reclaimed cedar siding
-Brand new windows
-Fully insulated
-Reclaimed barn shiplap
-8″ plank oak hard wood floors
-Newly carpeted loft
-loft fits full or queen sized mattress
-Beatle kill t&g in loft
-Pull-down step ladder entry to loft
-Full-size futon couch
-LED recessed lighting
-Reclaimed white oak custom counter tops
-Custom cedar cabinets w/ shaker style doors
-Stainless steel fridge & freezer combo
-RV propane 3-burner stove top & oven
-Stainless steel undermount sink
-Tankless toilet
-32in x 32in shower
-Tankless water heater
-black water tank
-35gal freshwater tank w/ 3gpm Shurflo pump
-30 amp plug-in
-2 trailer jacksOur tiny house is currently parked in Lake Oswego, OR. The house can be towed with a heavy duty SUV or pick-up truck. We can deliver to you for a fee depending on mileage.
$29,999
Learn more: https://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/for/5573075327.html
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Certainly looks well-made, with attention to detail and quality components. As always, individual needs and tastes dictate the layout. The only change I’d make would be to use an under-counter fridge, thereby creating valuable counter space next to the kitchen sink. Overall, a very beautiful tiny home on wheels!
I agree with you Patrick I would put an under the counter fridge. Plus a smaller window in where stove is. Other wise they did a great job.
Your home looks like it’s layout is done very nicely! Love your customed made white oak counter. The wood is beautiful!! Your place looks very cozy!! Best of Luck in the sale of your home! Carol???
I love the refrigerator that high, being tall bending over is hard on my knees (age sucks haha) I have my washer & dryer higher now, really helps, next ? getting my dishwasher higher too !
@Kimberly Loomis Roderick
Hmmm, how about, if 2 people in the home, 1 washes & 1 dries, or if only 1 person they wash and put to drain temporarily on the counter behind the sink, where the stove top is?
Alex,
love the newsletter, but think it could be improved.
It would be very helpful if floor plans and pictures you put in your newsletter were enlargeable. Other newsletters I subscribe to, one is able to click on pictures and blow them up so that these tired old eyes can see the details.
Yeah, my eyes are tired too.
Raymond, it might be dependent upon what format you’re viewing your Internet…….because I, myself, am on a mobile device and I can zoom in very clearly to see details, as you’re describing. However, I find that when I use a different Internet browser on my same mobile device, I cannot zoom the photos. Just depends……. I don’t think it’s necessarily Alex’s newsletter format. =)
Very nice home. I’m curious and simply want to know what cons tiny living has. These articles are initially informative but, I need to know how tiny living is a good idea after the novelty has worn off. This home can be moved anywhere so, why not take it with you? I apologize if I’m being rude.
I am interested in seeing this one!
Good use of the space.