The Brooke Tiny House: 340 Sq. Ft. Gooseneck Tiny Home

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This is The Brooke Tiny House by Tiny House Building Company.

It’s built on a 34′ gooseneck trailer. Enjoy and learn more below!

340 Sq. Ft. Gooseneck Tiny House

Photo credit: Tiny House Building Company


Photo credit: Tiny House Building Company

Learn more: http://tinyhousebuildingcompany.com/the-brooke/

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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.

13 comments

  1. Nice interior (although I think the stair railing is on the wrong side…but that plain, mud-brown exterior…eccchhh.

  2. I love it! I wish there were stairs to the loft but I see that it would take p to much room. But it’s so light and the appliances are so nice. I am ready to move in right?

  3. I like it a lot. The only thing is I wish it was furnished so we could see just what type of furniture would fit the best.

  4. Simple open plan, quite workable. Leaves room to personalise it. Outside is nothing spectacular but more than sufficient. I agree with the rail placement. I’ve seen many stairs with the rail on the wall side. I don’t believe that placing it on the open side would interfere with anything but it would improve safety. The other thing that I find interesting is that why can’t designers and builders rearrange the kitchen slightly to accommodate separation between fridge and stove. Great majority of tiny house kitchens can be done right… so why aren’t they?

    1. Van-
      This home in fact WAS “done right.” It is a 100% custom build and that is how the buyer wanted it laid out. All of our homes are custom and not all of them have the refrigerator right next to the stove. Check out our KATE models kitchen layout pictures. Feel free to contact me with any more concerns at (540)322-0355 or directly at lauren@tinyhouseva.com
      Lauren, THBC.

  5. Not a big fan of gray/stainless in general, but this coordinates beautifully. If they could have this kind of coordination using more color I would love it! Isn’t that a stairway with the drawers? That is really cool.

  6. Van-
    This home in fact WAS “done right.” It is a 100% custom build and that is how the buyer wanted it laid out. All of our homes are custom and not all of them have the refrigerator right next to the stove. Check out our KATE models kitchen layout pictures. Feel free to contact me with any more concerns at (540)322-0355 or directly at lauren@tinyhouseva.com
    Lauren, THBC.

  7. I would like to know (and see) if you have any tiny house builds that are single-level (without a loft). I cannot climb stairs, or a ladder, but love the idea of tiny living.

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