20-Foot Tiny House You Can Order on Amazon with Main Floor Bedroom

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This is a 20-foot tiny house that you can order on Amazon. It’s called The Everest and it is an RVIA-certified tiny home on wheels by Bantam Built Homes.

The home is their 20-foot long Everest Model that you may remember. It’s unique because it’s a 20-foot tiny house with a main floor bedroom. It also has a multi-functional living area that can possibly be transformed into additional space for sleeping, a couch, dining space, or your workspace. It seems like a very versatile because of it’s design and easy to tow because it’s not too tall and only 20-feet long.

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The Everest 20-Foot Tiny House w/ Main Floor Bedroom That You Can Order on Amazon Built by Bantam Built Homes

20-Foot Tiny House You Can Order on Amazon
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20-Foot Tiny House on Wheels with a Main Floor Bedroom – Easy to Tow THOW

20-Foot Tiny House with Main Floor Bedroom
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The Kitchen and Dining Area

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The Bathroom with RV Flush Toilet, Vanity, Shower, and Window

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Full size stand up shower

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Would You Order a Tiny House on Amazon?

Would you ever order a tiny house from Amazon? In this case, you’re really still ordering directly from Bantam Built Tiny Homes you’re just using Amazon to do it. It’s still pretty interesting though.

Do You Like This Tiny House Floor Plan?

Aside from being able to order a THOW on Amazon, what do you think of this 20-foot tiny house floor plan? Do you like this design, or would you rather have something more like this or this?

This Tiny Home Costs About $50,000 USD

This tiny house is priced at $49,995 before any applicable shipping and/or taxes. Learn more about how you can order this tiny house on Amazon here. Sorry, I don’t think it qualifies for Prime shipping.?

Sources

  1. Amazon Product Page for This THOW
  2. Amazon Order Page for This THOW
  3. Bantam Built Homes

Related: 20-Foot Everest THOW with Main Floor Bedroom

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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.

15 comments

  1. The fact that it is 20 feet and has a non loft bedroom does NOT make this unique. Plenty of others have this length and main floor bedroom.

    But… that aside… I like that they’ve saved space with the toilet by angling it a bit so goes backwards towards the corner. Therefore knees not knocking out of the toilet space. Don’t recall seeing that done before. I like that!

    The rest of the house? Nothing special there, sigh, if I had everything that I liked in a tiny house… well it wouldn’t be a tiny house. As I’m fond of saying BBDDSSS!

  2. Not that impressed especially for 50grand! I like the dining area, but wheres the fridge? Would it go next to cook top across from bathroom maybe? They should’ve put one in even a mini fridge is better than nothing. Everyone needs a fridge. And no living space! Whats gives? Just a tiny ground floor bedroom thats barely big enough for double, possibly a queen bed. At this price point there should be some sort of stand out fixtures, materials, or inventive design. This THOW is very boring to me. & the price just blows me away.

    1. Bantam Built Homes was formerly known as Titan Tiny Homes, they had to change their name because it conflicted with another manufacturer that had the rights to the name “Titan” that they previously didn’t know about…

      So these are houses that are primarily steel framed or made with MIPs. Meaning the usual selling point for most of their models is how they’re built with some that can withstand up to over 200 MPH winds and over a 9.0 earthquake, have very high insulation value, and they’re still light enough to easily tow… Basically a low maintenance home that’ll likely last over 60 years…

      They do make more budget friendly wood framed homes, though…

      While they’re a custom builder, so if anything seems lacking it’s usually because that’s how the client ordered it or it’s hidden and something like a fridge can look just like any other cabinet or drawer or it’s something the owner decided to add themselves to save on cost…

      I’ve seen examples of each from this company… Though, I generally agree that their layouts could often be better but that’s one of the reasons you would go to a different builder because they specialize in something different that you may care more about…

      Some builders focus on the quality of construction, some on how they look, yet others on what they’re made of, some focus on alternative lifestyles, etc.

      1. Thanks Dick the video helps get a better perspective. Love that the table folds down into a bed. Still not loving the price. Then again now knowing they’re hurricane proof. That explains the price, understandable. I see why some people would like them.

  3. This is nice. Love it. No. I won’t order from Amazon. I don’t buy nothing from Amazon. This is beautiful.

  4. Would not want to buy TH on amazon, as some others here mentioned, not enough flexibility. Have to say this is a nice basic home. The good people on this site have listed the link to the builder directly, where one could work w/ them for the right home. What excites me about this one, is it’s functional, it is midrange on price and RIVA certified-so no worries about the corners breaking apart in mid-nowhere and allows for more parking options.

  5. This tiny home is nice enough. As has been noted above, there seems to be no refrigerator, and it’s hard to tell if there is any living space. That’s where a video is often better than just pictures. For that price, there should be at least a combo washer/dryer, too, or at least room for one. The poster seems to be asking viewers for their feelings and ideas. I would probably order direct, even though I am an Amazon Prime member and order other things through them, this is a major, major purchase, so I would buy direct. Since you mentioned it, and provided a link, I think the Vista Boho would be more what I’m looking for. Michael Clark, shame on you! As another poster mentioned, the company had to change their name because someone else had prior rights to it. This is not a channel where you can come on, bash someone, and then advertise another company. How chintzy is that? I would not trust anything you have to say just because of that.

  6. the thing, to me, about buying on Amazon, is you can put most, if not all, of the cost on credit cards. I know, just cuz you CAN, doesn’t mean you SHOULD…but now you CAN

  7. I love this floor plan! It has everything you need. I think the bed is a queen? If it is I would switch it out for a full size bed which is what my husband and I prefer and more floor room.

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