High Tech Tiny House RV For Sale

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This is a high tech tiny house RV that’s for sale.

It’s a Tumbleweed Cypress 20 model built using the plans.

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High Tech Tiny House RV For Sale

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Highlights

  • Cypress 20 model (Tumbleweed)
  • 2×4 construction
  • Jeld wen windows
  • Cedar siding
  • Shake roof
  • Egress skylight in the loft
  • Solar skylight
  • LG washer/dryer combo unit
  • LG Artcool BTU split unit
  • 3.5 inches of closed cell spray foam insulation
  • .25 inch tongue and groove pine for inside walls
  • Currently in Las Vegas
  • In California in beginning of October
  • $40k asking price (includes solar system, etc.)

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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.

28 comments

  1. I really like this one. It looks so comfortable and homey. Now if only the bedroom was on the main floor. Beautiful! Thank you for sharing it.

  2. So obviously I am probably not the brightest or most observant….. that said, what is ” high tech” about this THOW ? $40 k good price given size, insulation, solar equipment… etc I am just struggling to identify the use of high tech equipment or design. Thanks!

      1. You can see the solar panel batteries next to the wall across from the kitchen. I confess, at first I thought those were Web servers. (still hi-tech tho)

  3. We like kitchen counters a step or two from the entry. A good place to unload arms of groceries.

    We like a kitchen outside the traffic pattern.

    We like a kitchen on an end-wall.

    Thumbs up… because sooner or later, everybody has to eat.

  4. Alex, as Jerie I can’t see the high tech from your headline. It looks for me like any other traditional THOW – a shrink real house.
    Don’t like it.

  5. I just want a tinnie house so bad im hoping to have one someday just to see things I never seen before I have not seen any in new Hampshire yeaht it’s my dream to own one so bad

      1. My have we been the busy little bee…! Will you be grading as well as remarking on my type o’s….! But to be correct I believe I was in fact trying to type portable, rather than potable… : )

  6. I’ve personally been inside this tiny house. And no, it doesn’t look high tech, but there was a lot of money put into making this THOW work easily for you. For example, his skylights close automatically when it starts to rain, and when it gets above your set temp to let hot air out. The entire system is streamlined and user-friendly. Also, he used pricier marine batteries which don’t need to be vented. High tech does not always mean that it will be in-your-face fancy. Check out the link provided, there is much more detailed info there, and the owner is quick to respond to questions.

    1. Usually folks use that term when a tiny house has been built to RV standards. Not all are, but this allows you to classify the house as an RV if you want to say, live in an RV park. — Tiny House Talk Team

  7. Although I’m ashamed to admit i watched, I believe I saw this unit featured on an ep of Tiny House World (I’m only 50/50 on the show’s title). Interesting to see how many of those units show up for sale in pretty short order. I guess once the cameras are gone the novelty wears quickly for the many of their participants.

      1. Only that I suspect most if not all are in the business of spinning a narrative, rather than giving the straight dope. Too much smoke and mirrors imo. Maybe I’m just outside their intended demographic, so the formulas don’t necessarily connect with me as much as some others. But no, nothing’s wrong with them per se. lol

  8. I have some thing else to add, we need to lose the RV moniker it sounds as if we’re looking for sporting goods for a weekend vacation or high end expedition and not a place to call our own….! Which I thought this was what this whole thing was based on….!

    1. The “RV” is just to denote it’s designed to RV code. Which can be helpful if you are trying to live in an RV park. — Tiny House Talk Team

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