Carriage Haus Tiny Houses by Liberation Tiny Homes

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Liberation Tiny Homes is now taking orders for Fall 2022 for their awesome tiny homes, including their Carriage Haus model. The company has moved away from entirely custom homes, and is now offering select upgrades on their various models.

I love their website because you can see how much certain additions/upgrades will cost! Just select the options on the form on their website and see the price change. This model has a loft bedroom, galley kitchen with coffee bar, and a 3/4 bathroom.

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Farmhouse-Style THOW Starting at $69.9k

24′ and 26′ Carriage Haus Liberation Tiny
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This model keeps things bright and open.

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The cozy living room is tucked under the loft.

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Light wood tons throughout.

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The breakfast bar looks out the window.

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There are two smaller windows in the living space.

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Industrial pipe shelving gives you space for dishes.

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Hang your apron!

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Ceiling fans are always awesome for airflow.

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Storage staircase takes you safely upstairs.

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One-piece shower stall.

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Bowl sink with a window.

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The loft bedroom with sconces.

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The cream and wooden accents continue on the outside.

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I like the tiny cover over the front door.

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What a perfect spot to relax.

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Standard Features

  • 24′ x 8.5′ trailer
  • Wood framing
  • Rockwool insulation
  • Metal roof
  • 7 white framed windows
  • Shutters
  • 30″ x 80″ thermatru front door
  • Lp smartside lap siding
  • Awning over front door
  • Wood rain screen accent
  • Exterior outlet
  • Exterior light
  • Led recessed lighting
  • 1/2″ birch plywood interior walls
  • Luxury vinyl plank flooring
  • Oak butcher block countertops
  • Flip-up table
  • 24″ x 18″ stainless steel drop-in sink
  • 36″ shower with acrylic surround
  • Flushing toilet
  • Bathroom vessel sink
  • Oak butcher block vanity
  • Barn door
  • Two lofts
  • Two loft sconces
  • Pipe handrail
  • Storage stairs
  • Ladder to access secondary loft
  • Ceiling fan
  • Samsung 9000 btu mini split
  • 30 amp electrical service
  • Furrion 2.4gpm tankless propane hot water heater
  • Furrion 3-burner propane 21″ range
  • Magic chef 10.1 cubic ft. Stainless steel refrigerator
  • Combo or stackable washer/dryer (26′ model only)

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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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3 comments

  1. Nice tiny home, but my beef with all these is that they never showcase where you are supposed to store your clothing. That is a big consideration, particularly for women and probably a lot of men as well! I would add a few feet to the ends to have a wall-to-wall closet, which could also house a vacuum, mop, etc.

    1. Typically, the closet is built into the stairs and there is a storage loft over the bathroom for long term storage. Smaller spaces just often require out of the box thinking and creativity to make use of every square inch of space, from furniture to built ins and even in the structure of the home itself…

      It can also be what you make of it, like you don’t have to have that little table by the sofa but could put a wardrobe behind the stairs instead or have the builder extend that part of the stairs below the loft to enlarge the closet space.

      Alternatively, if have a permanent location, you can add a porch or even an addition to place the living room there and convert the present living room into a walk in closet… Among other creative solutions but, basically, there’s a number of people who have done large clothing space solutions and most Tiny Homes are custom built. So it’s usually just a choice, just always trade offs…

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