Fully-Renovated Fifth Wheel RV For Sale in GA: $26k (Sold)

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This is a fully-renovated fifth-wheel RV for sale in Sugar Hill, Georgia for sale for $26,000 (sold). While the owners bought it and overhauled it with the intention of living in it full-time, they had trouble finding an affordable full-time parking opportunity (one of the toughest parts of tiny living!) and are now selling.

That said, it would make an awesome tiny house for a couple or small family, especially for one interested in full-time travel. RVs are built to be frequently towed around and are usually lighter than their tiny house counterparts.

The inside got a major facelift, with all the dark trim painted, extra cabinets removed to create visual space, and new furniture added to make it feel like home. Take a look at the photo tour below.

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Could You Live in This RV Renovation?

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Emily and her husband did all the renovation work on this gem!

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They took the inside from outdated to amazing!

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Table/desk with window views.

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That couch looks super comfortable!

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Open shelving and real furniture. Love.

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The paint color for the bottom cabinets is stunning.

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Tile backsplash and faux marble counter tops.

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I could cook here!

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A job very well done by these two!

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The couch/dining area is a bump out.

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Large TV and good-sized refrigerator.

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Step up to the bathroom and bedroom.

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Lovely headboard! Another slide out here.

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Bathroom features more great tiling.

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But to appreciate the new, you have to see the old!

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So dark! They really updated it!

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Contact Emily to make an offer.

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Highlights:

  • $26,000 OBO
  • Fully remodeled 38′ Fifth wheel
  • 3 hydraulic slide outs
  • Dual AC units
  • Central Heating system
  • Washer/Dryer hookup
  • Brand new weather stripping on all three slides
  • MASSIVE island countertop
  • Electric Fireplace
  • Beautiful barn wood shelf trim and accents
  • Includes Samsung TV and sleeper sofa.
  • Perfect for travel or full-time living.
  • Sleeps 4.

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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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25 comments

  1. I would like to ask how did the weight change from the original to the remodeled version, did it increase a lot ? Thank you

  2. I love what you have done with this RV. It is absolutely the best Renovation I have ever seen. It looks so comfortable and homey something I may like to finish out life. So where are you guys located, that should have been my first question. This can run off electricity and well water right? Get back with me as to your location and we will go from there.
    BEAUTIFUL
    Pam

  3. Wow, a wondeful renovation, very inviting, well done, we could easily live in this tiny house.

  4. Where do I make contact for purchase would love to own this and I am looking to buy now. this is perfect.

  5. Natalie, I am an older retired lady with kids all around (well, almost) the country. If I had the wherewithal I would buy this in a heartbeat! Restroom and sleeping together on the same floor, no ladders…perfect for us old folks!

    You and your husband did a fantastic job!

  6. Wow! They did an amazing job! It really sucks that they couldn’t find a place to park it full time. I guess that the moral of the story is to do serious research on where and how much it costs for long-term parking of tiny houses/RVs before investing in a pricey renovation. In this case, I would have tried to find a little piece of land to buy just because I wouldn’t want to part with this gem after putting in all of the hard work.

    They will have no problems selling this beauty, I guarantee it.

  7. I guess you need to be flexible when int comes to location. But best is to check it out before building.
    Although it isn’t my style I like what they have done a lot. It shows that color changes away from the terrible brown helps to widen space at least optically.

  8. so beautiful! They put a lot of love into this renovation a pity they have to sell.
    I could live in something like this, but again,where to park it?

    1. Ya that’s such a hard part of all this. My recommendation would be to reach out on local Facebook groups — particularly any that revolve around farming or homesteading. Sometimes those people have extra land that’s not being used for animals/crops.

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