Off Grid 8×22 Family THOW for Travel

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This is an off-grid, travel-ready THOW with an awesome history. It was self-built by a couple (@bigtrucklittlehouse) who took it across the country and back again, living in it full-time for two years, and for one year with their infant son. They’ve now put down roots as they build their family, and it’s your chance to call this rig home!

The home features tons of storage, a full kitchen, comfortable seating and a really need bedroom set-up! They split the back of the THOW in two, with mom and dad’s bed “upstairs” and the baby’s bedroom beneath. There’s also a wet bath cubby with a composting toilet.

With 176 square feet, the house is compact enough to make it easy to tow, but large enough to fit a couple or little family. They are asking $49,000K, and you can contact the seller at Tiny House Marketplace.

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Family’s 22 Ft THOW For Sale in Maine: $49K

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The U-shaped kitchen has plenty of upper cabinets.

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A comfortable storage couch and lots of windows!

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RV-sized oven and a handy double sink.

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Dinette seating for two by the windows.

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The yellow door adds lovely color.

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How cool is this split bedroom set up?

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Cozy kids’ room on the bottom.

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Parents’ room with lots of upper storage.

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Compact shower and toilet cubby.

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Highlights:

  • 8′ x 22′ tiny home built for travel
  • 1240-watt solar array
  • Completely off-grid
  • Well insulated with rigid foam for colder temperatures
  • Composting toilet, shower
  • Full-size fridge
  • Three-burner propane stove
  • 46-gallon freshwater tank
  • 23-gallon graywater tank
  • Two bedrooms
  • 16,000 BTU propane furnace
  • TONS of storage
  • Built it in 2018 with the desire to travel, and took it cross-country and back.
  • We lived in it for 2+ years while traveling, before moving back east to start a family
  • See how it was built and where it went on Instagram here
  • For more information or to arrange a showing, the owner can be contacted at cpirnie@gmail.com

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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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1 comment

  1. Is nice for the price. Would renovate parts of it. Would be better off having one made the way I want it. This is very nice for the price.

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