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Wow! This is a beautiful build from MitchCraft Tiny Homes, with incredible craftsmanship on the exterior siding and many clever details inside.
At 32′ x 8′, this 256-square-foot gooseneck is still road-legal without any special permits. Inside, there’s plenty of storage with hidden drawers and cubbies and even a brilliant fold-down ladder to the second loft!
The buyer, Nicole, has a bedroom in the gooseneck with lots of storage and space to stand up and get dressed. Take a look at the full photo tour below.
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All You Need is This 32×8 Gooseneck by MitchCraft
Just look at those “mountains”! Gorgeous craftsmanship.
So many meticulous cuts to get that look!
Into the lovely galley kitchen.
I’ve always wanted drawers like these!
Farmhouse sink with a window.
Main living area with IKEA fold-down table.
Look for the hidden ladder…
Kitchen from the other side.
Ta-da! The ladder folds down.
Super cozy living room with big windows.
Sliding door to the bathroom, and stairs to the bedroom.
Beautiful vanity area.
36″ shower stall and Separett toilet
A look at the secondary loft.
Plenty of closet space up here.
Sliding closet door.
Washer/dryer combo in the steps to the bed.
Such a great spot to snuggle in!
A look at the floor plan.
Love the color, by the way. What do you think?
Highlights:
- $97,000 start price
- Built by MitchCraft Tiny Homes
- 32′ x 8′
- 256 square feet
- Hide-away ladder to second loft
- Large living room
- Galley kitchen
- Two-burner stove
- Farmhouse sink
- Large refrigerator
- Gooseneck bedroom
- Washer/dryer combo
- Separett toilet
- Comfortable shower stall
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I’m appreciating this, while remodeling and Upgrading a 1975, Ideal 8x 32 , one level travel Trailer. Into my Tiny Home on her dual axle Trailer, now all electric/ Solar with Bedroom on Main Floor, No Stairs… I only wish I could submit a picture or two with my reply. It’s now with Tall up/ down Windows, full Kitchen Huge Full Bath, Board & Batten Siding in a Mellow Soft yellow with White trim.
Cost was under $25K to build.
Oh I would love to see it, Taylor. Email me some pictures at tinyhousetalk@gmail.com.
Wow, this is beautifully done! Love the colors and textures of the wood on the outside and the layout on the inside.
Hey Nicole, thanks, I’m glad you like it! If you ever want MitchCraft to build a custom one for you, they’ll be waiting… 🙂
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Totally agree!
I absolutely love this ?! All the little features would take way too long to list but a couple of my favorite ones, the drawer on the bathroom wall. The washer/dryer conveniently in the bedroom by your closet. The handy kitchen pull outs, the hidden ladder, and well you get it. It’s full of wonderfulness. Yes this is one I would love to copy.
I’m so glad to see you also like the washer/dryer by the closet! In another home it got so much hate but I had one like that in an old apartment and it was amazing! Especially when I had an 18 month old and newborn who are endlessly ruining clothes haha.
Wow! This is an amazing floor arrangement. I love it! It’s one of the cleverest uses of the gooseneck area I have ever seen, and that, along with the nesting ladder, makes you the new winner of the “Cleverest Use of Odd Spaces award! I love that lovely bed railing and the kitchen is great. The exterior wood designs are so pretty! Thereis a lot of skilled woodworking in this tiny house. Great job!
I love clever uses of odd spaces!
How much does this thing weigh though? What’s the towing set up required? Not being critical just really curious there’s no way a Ford F-250 could move this thing right?