• vee
  February 27, 2023, 6:19 pm

  While I didn’t dig into the details — what I did see was very, very nice!

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• Donna Rae
  February 27, 2023, 7:06 pm

  Beautiful! Love the aesthetic and it looks like quality materials were used to make this a super nice tiny! Thank you to the designers for installing regular closing upper cabinets in the kitchen to help hide the inevitable “less than organized” stuff we shove into our cupboards! Open shelving is all the rage but that takes a lot of effort to keep it looking nice plus if you move the house, you have to pack things up and then unpack them again. I’ve got better things to do! hahaha I love how the washer/dryer unit was incorporated into the bathroom sink counter, providing lots of room for folding clothes or working on small projects. I do wish more designers would try to put a blank wall opposite the sofa for a nice big flat screen tv! I don’t see that very often but it would be a nice feature. Overall, this is a very nice tiny! Thanks for sharing!

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• Maria Kentala
  February 28, 2023, 6:11 am

  Well my screened in back porch is 31×14. So these pictures make it look big. But it is not. Before you ever buy,you need to go into the home and see how much space there really is. The price is way over my budget. I paid less than that for my house I live in now. I have a 3 bedroom 2 bath home.

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  • Fred
    February 28, 2023, 1:46 pm

    True Maria, 31×14 is not very big, but that’s the point of a tiny home. Minimalist living.
    You say you paid less for your 3 bedroom home and you probably did, but about 3 years ago, prices started skyrocketing here in Washington. If you were to buy your home here now, it would very likely be 4-5 times the asking price of the tiny home featured here.

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    • James D.
      March 1, 2023, 4:16 am

      True, the real estate market has gone extreme for most of the country. Though, there’s still a wide range and not all areas have been effected equally…

      However, there’s also the difference between standard tract homes from custom high end homes, the former is very common but the later will be in a very different price range because a lot more goes into them. So there’s other reasons for price differences like being built better, made more durable, having more features, being tailored to the owner, using better materials, being made healthier to live in, catering to special needs, providing more comfort and control, etc.

      Typically, custom built homes start about 50% more than standard tract homes and can easily go beyond 400% more. Just something to keep in mind that houses are not all the same and there can be quite a range of pricing depending on those differences, on top of the effect of the real estate market and present economy…

      While higher interest rates means it’s harder to finance now as well…

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• Marsha Cowan
  March 8, 2023, 8:40 am

  This home is beautiful with classy lines and great floor design. I love it!

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