243 Sq. Ft. Daniel Miller Tiny House

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This is the 243 sq. ft. Daniel Miller Tiny House on Wheels.

It’s for sale for $65,000 and located in Battle Ground, Washington.

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243 Sq. Ft. Daniel Miller Tiny House

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Highlights

  • 243 sq. ft.
  • Built on 24′ Iron Eagle (PAD Tiny House) trailer
  • Board & Batten siding with cedar shingles accents
  • Standing seam metal roofing
  • Eight windows with white privacy blinds
  • Full kitchen with pantry
  • 20′ of bookshelves
  • 32″ LCD TV

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