8′ x 24′ Toy Hauler Tiny House

on April 22, 2016

This is an 8′ x 24′ Toy Hauler tiny house for sale!

From the outside, you’ll notice green siding, a flat metal roof, and an orange-red door.

When you go inside, you’ll find a kitchen, living room, bathroom and two lofts: one for a queen bed and one for storage or a twin bed.

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8×24 Toy Hauler Tiny House

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Misty
April 22, 2016, 12:58 pm

I like it, the solar panel, storage hatch and stairs, etc. I don’t see a way to get to the smaller loft. Not interested for myself, but I did not see a list price. I see a lot of things I would like to tweak or improve on for my own tiny home ideas.

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Canyon Man
April 22, 2016, 2:55 pm

Innovative stairs!

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Comet
April 22, 2016, 10:02 pm

I know this says “Toy hauler” but it looks like anything bigger than a teddy bear would be a tight fit! AS some one who is looking to buy/build an actual toy hauler for a large motorcycle—this is not the one. How would you get the toys in or out? Thru that tiny awkward door? How about a ramp? Is the space over the “toy” useful? Some commercial RV toy haulers use a suspended bed—which is a GREAT idea—over the toys. In some of them this is the only bed; in some it is a supplemental to either a stateroom bed or some other configuration. That might be an idea here.

Good large kitchen and bath–but where do you do the living?

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tiara w
May 3, 2016, 9:54 am

what u think about a tiny house for Atlanta, no rent to pat and mobile.

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