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This is a 400 sq. ft. Park Model tiny house with an additional 250 sq. ft. loft.
It’s called the Wildwood Unit 77 by Architect Mark Ouellette at West Coast Homes. The tiny home is located at the Wildwood Lakefront Cottages community.
When you go inside, you’ll find a living area, kitchen, dining nook, full bathroom, downstairs bedroom, plus 250 sq. ft. of additional loft space upstairs with a bedroom and play area for kids. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
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400 Sq. Ft. Park Model Tiny House with Add’l 250 Sq. Ft. Loft
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So charming. Aesthetically pleasing on the outside, which I don’t always find with tiny houses. The only thing I would do myself is open the space between the dining room and kitchen. I hope I get a chance to have a place just like this.
I immediately thought the same thing about opening up the space between the dining and kitchen. Love the house! And I really love the outside deck areas. I would also put in a bathtub instead of that big shower (at least it looks big…)
I thought the same thing about opening up the kitchen and living room. The downside would be the loss of cabinets.
Looks like there is storage on that wall, important in tiny houses so might be worth keeping it.
Wow what a lovely place. I particularly like the more spacious bedroom. I still am concerned with upper bedrooms as one gets older these ladders concern me.
How much will cost the park model 400sqft with the loft.
I am obviously a park model girl because almost every one you have shown fits me to a T. I love the living smaller theme but just cannot do the really tiny house scenario. Thanks for including these on your site. This one is really nice.
Hi:
Your home is amazing!! The views from your living room windows are just gorgeous!! I love everything about your house!! You have really nice taste in decorating!! Your fireplace is awesome!! Great looking bathroom. I just love how huge your upstairs area is. Your kids must love playing in the loft area. I also love your porch, really nice!! Enjoy your home it’s really nice!! Carol Perry
For 130,000 I don’t think so. I might as well go with a regular big house them pay that.
Obviously a very swanky little place. I can’t get past the manufactured feeling though and I get the impression that it’s a vacation home which is just another way of saying it’s not really home. All in all it might be very practical if it were affordable.
I find this home a good size. The living room is perfect and I like the first floor bedroom one can stand up in.
We looked at one almost just like this from Rustic River in Alabama for $55,000. It was beautiful and fully equipped.
Send me available listings for sale in need of a home adapt , thx Joseph
I love this house it was tastefully done.
This is the perfect size that I hope to purchase this year. Small, but not too tiny. Very nice one. I can place furniture with storage, like a sleeper sofa with drawers, trunks and drop leaf small table.
A lovely home, well built, great design and ready to move in. My kind of home.
1. I am interested in building super insulated, heavily reinforced, metal roof, wired for internet, telephone, and cable, using the above design without sliding glass door.
2. Where in the heck to find a place that will allow you place you creation on a lot and be there throughout the year?