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This is a 12ft by 32ft barn shed converted into a $15k tiny cabin that’s for sale out of Weston, West Virginia. It has a built-in porch, hardwood floors, ceramic tiled bathroom floors, full kitchen, two storage lofts, a ceiling fan, and approximately 384-square-feet of space inside.
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384-Square-Foot Barn Shed Converted to Tiny Cabin – Weston, West Virginia – $15k
Images via Shania84/Tiny Home Builders
Images via Shania84/Tiny Home Builders
Highlights
- 12ft x 32ft
- Approximately 384 sq. ft. not including lofts
- Kitchen, living area, bedroom, bathroom, and storage lofts
- Located in Weston, West Virginia
- Must be moved to your location
- $15,000
- Built in 2016
Learn more: https://www.tinyhomebuilders.com/tiny-house-marketplace/cabin-style-tiny-house-with-covered
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Does not look healthy – like a lot of fungus in the construction.
Mainly just low cost materials and looks like they tried some Shou Sugi Ban on the interior by the bed… So a lot of DIY work…
Condensation would drop off that iron ceiling, can’t say that would appeal (been there, done that, never again) but I really like the built in bed that is a room in its own right. In times past there would have been a brick oven beneath that meant the bed was lovely and warm to sleep in over winters while curtains along the open side give privacy. Nice layout from what I could see but not with all that iron sheeting.
I had the same feeling.. the walls look wet already. Mold would scare me. My first thought seeing the metal ceiling inside was.. HOTTTTTTTT. and sweat. shame.