Under-$20k 20-ft. Holy Ground Tiny House

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Here’s your chance to go tiny and support charity at the same time! All profits from the purchase of this 8 x 20 Move-In Ready THOW built by Holy Ground go to the “Rescue Ranch,” where men and women struggling with addiction can get clean. Great cause!

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Lovely & Basic Under-$20k Tiny House

8 x 20 Move-In Ready Holy Ground THOW For Sale
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Lovely pine ceiling with a ceiling fan.

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The kitchen with butcher block countertops.

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There’s a standard loft bedroom.

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Here’s the refrigerator and convection oven.

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Recessed lighting to provide visibility.

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Gorgeous shower stall.

8 x 20 Move-In Ready Holy Ground THOW For Sale
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Vanity and plenty of natural light.

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The navy and white exterior is very classy.

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Tin roof is resistant to wear and tear.

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Highlights:

  • Fully enclosed
  • Double axel trailer w/ brakes
  • Approximately 10k lbs.
  • We offer multiple financing options.
  • 5% paid in full discount.
  • 20′ x 8′ Tiny Home

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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15 comments

      1. Yes, just won’t get the 10% off the price that this one is being sold for, as is, but if paid in full a new build can still be 5% less and they shouldn’t change the price if you’re just changing the paint color…

        Either way, pretty good price considering most budget builders are over $25K right now for their starting base prices, and that’s usually without any appliances or paint…

  1. Really nice, pretty house and great price. Somebody ought to snatch this up! Just one question, do you really have to step on the convection oven to get to the loft? Or is it just sitting there for the picture?

      1. There’s another photo on their Instagram page that shows it on the kitchen counter top near the sink. So likely just being stored there during the day when not in use to free up counter top space… It’s a bit high to use the oven anyway…

  2. I’m thinking it was sitting there when the picture was made. I am sure there is a storage step being put in that spot, and the oven would be used on the counter. Sometimes pictures are taken before everything is completed or in place. Or maybe they are going to build a step around the oven. That’s a possibility, too.

  3. FYI, Holy Ground Real Estate/tiny house building company and its owner Matthew Sowash are on the front page of the Denver Post today (Jan 10, 2023). The company is reportedly in bankruptcy and many people claim to be out their deposits and even full payments for houses not received but promised months ago.

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