32-Foot Gooseneck Tiny House: A Spacious, Luxurious Home on Wheels by Fritz Tiny Homes

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A custom build from Fritz Tiny Homes, The MacDonald. It’s a 32’L x  8’6″ W x 13’6″H gooseneck tiny house on wheels. It features a full kitchen, beautiful living room, luxury bathroom with a soaking tub, tall master bedroom with home office, custom furniture, and built-in sound and projector system.

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Spacious and Stylish: The Gooseneck Tiny House with 275 Sq. Ft. of Living Space

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Beautiful open kitchen with window

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Tons of natural sunlight in the living room and kitchen

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There’s a full glass side door off the kitchen area

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Living room has custom furniture and a built-in projector system for watching movies.

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View of kitchen and side door with full glass window for extra natural light.

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Slide out cabinet for spices and other small items in the kitchen.

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Stairs going up to tall master bedroom.

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Master bedroom with built in back lighting

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Custom sofa bed in living room.

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Custom sofa opens up to bunk beds.

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Luxury bathroom with soaking tub and shower.

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Kevin and Heather Fritz, owners of Fritz Tiny Homes.

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Exterior views of the tiny house

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This home is also fully off-grid with a full autonimours solar system, onboard 100 gallon fresh and grey water tanks, UV & particulate water filtration system, hydronic in-floor heating and a mini split air conditioning system. This home is ready for any climate.

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6 comments

  1. Way to dark for my taste, I love the colors of the rainbow as they are happy colors, not like a graveyard or dungeon.

    1. @Sherry: I see mostly bright white combined with light-colored wood trim and plenty of light, so how do you interpret this space as a graveyard or dungeon? Instead you prefer rainbow colors, which you seem to mention in most of your comments, what is your obsession with that?

  2. Wow! This is now my new favorite. I love the different way it was designed. It’s so bright & open & would be great on some lake property here in Texas!

  3. I love this one and the bedroom doesn’t have to be crawled into. That is a big plus for me and everything looks high end and peaceful.

  4. One of the few builders putting a decent dining table and really usable kitchen.
    I don’t need that bunk bed sofa, soaking tub and all these dormers. They are adding cost and weight and clutter the exterior appearance. A pity because inside it looks modern and less traditional.

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