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A 380 Sq. Ft. Tiny House with a Real Bedroom and Vaulted Ceilings

Most tiny houses ask you to sleep in a loft. At 380 square feet this one has a genuine bedroom — a room with a door — alongside a full bathroom, a kitchen, and a sitting area, all under vaulted ceilings.

The finishes lean traditional: whitewashed pine walls and laminate hardwood floors through the living space. Vaulted ceilings are what keep a home this size feeling open rather than boxy, and they pair naturally with pale walls.

Editor’s note: this custom-built home was listed in 2021 and has sold. Current listings are linked below.
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Inside a 380 Sq. Ft. Home with a Bedroom


The tiny house has a nice kitchen with a large sink, plenty of windows, a sleeping loft, and a bedroom.

Here’s a better look at the bedroom in the tiny house. 🙂

Design Details

  • 380-sq.-ft. tiny house
  • 1-bedroom
  • Full bathroom
  • Kitchen
  • Sitting area
  • Vaulted ceilings
  • Whitewashed pine walls
  • Laminate hardwood floors in the living area and bedroom
  • Finished pine flooring in the loft
  • Queen bed in the bedroom with under bed storage
  • Two twin beds in the loft
  • Sleeper couch in the living area
  • 4 metal stools for the fold-out dining table
  • 2 burner gas cooktop
  • Copper kitchen top
  • Stairs to the loft
  • Full-sized farmhouse sink in the kitchen
  • Double pane windows throughout
  • Upgraded blinds on the lower level
  • Refrigerator/freezer in the kitchen
  • Covered porch
  • On-demand propane hot water heater
  • Pioneer mini-split air conditioner
  • Built on a 3 axle 21,000 lb steel frame trailer
  • Walls are built with 2×4 and OSB sheathing
  • Spray foam insulated in the walls and ceilings
  • Located in Campobello, SC
  • Available after January 5, 2022
  • Built in 2016
  • $89,900

A superb custom-built tiny home in move-in condition. Inside, it’s a delightfully decorated space, made cozy by whitewashed pine paneling. The 380 square foot plus loft home features 1 bedroom, a full bathroom with shower, sink, and toilet, a kitchen area, and a sitting area that can hold a sleeper couch. Large windows and a vaulted ceilings create a spacious and bright space.

Why 380 Sq. Ft. Changes the Layout

  • Past roughly 350 sq. ft. a bedroom becomes possible. Below that, something always has to give — usually the bedroom door.
  • Vaulted ceilings do the work pale walls cannot. Height is what stops a small plan reading as a corridor; whitewashed pine amplifies it.
  • A bedroom with a door is the resale feature. It widens the buyer pool to anyone who will not climb a ladder.
  • At this size, siting is the constraint. A 380 sq. ft. build is usually a park model rather than a towable — check what your site permits.

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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.
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  • Virginia Roman-casey
    December 30, 2021, 8:03 am

    I like see more pics of house sale compa bello south Carolina available in Jan 2022.

  • Stacey
    January 19, 2022, 11:18 am

    Hi! It looks lovely, but can you please add a lot more photos; showing every area, including storage spaces. Is it RV ceritfied? And who was the builder? Thanks. 🙂

    • James D.
      January 19, 2022, 4:16 pm

      Well, you can click the link to the listing for all available photos and contact the seller to see if they can provide more and find out if it’s RVIA or other certified, as that information is not listed in the listing and only the seller can provide that to you…

      I can tell you the design is from Olive Nest Tiny Homes, a design and tiny home builder in Greenville, SC. They have a Facebook and Instagram page but no website. Their first home, the Elsa, was featured on HGTV and was noteworthy as a Tiny House with a green house to the side of it that was in Greer, SC…

      You can find a number of articles on Elsa but this particular THOW appears to be a variant of their Lily model and there’s not too many references to it aside from one that was used as an AirBNB…

      There doesn’t appear to be any other information on the company, so no idea if they are RVIA certified or not but it would seem unlikely, given the strict requirements to be RVIA certified and how most companies will advertise the fact they are certified…

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