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This tiny farm-style home, known as The Burmenbov, was originally built by Willowbee Tiny Homes in New York — a builder that appears to no longer be in business. Even so, their designs still circulate online because of how thoughtfully laid out they were, and this 30-foot tiny farmhouse on wheels is one of their most memorable builds.
It features a rare first-floor bedroom, a spacious kitchen, a cozy living area, and plenty of clever storage throughout. If you’re exploring tiny house layouts for inspiration — especially no-loft or low-loft options — this retired design is still a great example of what’s possible in a compact footprint.
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30-Ft. Tiny Farm House w/ First Floor Bedroom
Highlights
- 30ft
- Two entries
- Built by Willowbee Tiny Homes
- First floor bedroom with walk-around queen bed and closet
- Large kitchen
- Living area with full couch
- Reading nook
- Bathroom with washer and dryer
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Sources
- https://www.willowbeetinyhomes.com/the-burmenbov
- https://www.willowbeetinyhomes.com/
- https://instagram.com/willowbeetinyhomes
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