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A 317 Sq. Ft. Dual-Loft Park Model at Acony Bell Tiny Home Community

on March 27, 2024

Finding a tiny house that already sits on land is the hard part, and this one had a genuinely enviable position: Phase II, Lot 51 at Acony Bell Tiny Home Community in North Carolina, set apart from the main run of homes and backed up against a mountain, facing the woods. Most lots in the community sit in a line with a buffer between them; this one was close to private.

The home is a 2017 Platinum Cottage by Zink Homes, 8.25 by 32 feet, with 317 total square feet across dual lofts. It was fully skirted and tied down, and sold furnished and landscaped — peach and plum trees, perennials, herbs, and strawberries — with two decks and patio furniture on each: one at the back for quiet, one at the front for socialising. The kitchen runs a notably generous refrigerator for a home this size.

Editor’s note: this home was listed at $115,000 with a lot lease of $700/month in early 2024 and has sold. Acony Bell is still thriving — we’ve featured a more recent listing there, linked below.
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Inside a 317 Sq. Ft. Dual-Loft Park Model


This is the view from the main loft looking at the secondary loft and living area.

Looking out from the kitchen. Notice the generous refrigerator size!

When you walk in, there’s the living room with tons of overhead storage.

I love that extra sitting alcove to the left.

Pipes provide a safe and innovative railing solution.

There’s something so cozy and functional about U-shaped kitchens!

It has a four-burner cook top and a microwave.

The glass tile backsplash is beautiful, and there’s a little window here.

Dining for two — with a view!

The TV is seated on a little electric heater.

The bathroom has yet more storage!

What a beautiful tiled shower stall with a glass door.

Here’s the main bedroom loft, easily fitting a queen-sized bed.

Yet more storage acting as the loft barrier.

You could sleep the opposite way, or put the bed lengthwise for more head room.

The secondary loft has a more minimalist railing.

This looks like an awesome place to hang out.

The front porch faces the woods!

This is the back patio that faces the community.

And here’s the front porch that looks out at the beautiful woods.

Imagine relaxing here!

Design Details

  • Original asking price: $115,000, plus a $700/month lot lease (2024, sold)
  • This tiny is located on an almost private lot backed up to a mountain in the fabulous Acony Bell Tiny Home Community in Phase II Lot 51.
  • It is an 8.25 x 32’ 2017 Platinum Cottage – Zink Homes Park Model with 317 total sq ft
  • This home is fully skirted, tied down and being sold furnished and landscaped with a peach and plum tree, perennial flowers, herbs, strawberries and other plants. It comes with two decks with patio furniture on each. One deck is in the back for those quiet me-time moments, and one in the front for when you want to see what’s going on and socialize – perfect for those extroverted introverts.
  • RVIA Certified
  • 2 Lofts one with a queen-sized bed and built-in dresser accessed by stairs and the other with a fold out sofa and smart tv accessed by ladder
  • Full sized Kitchen with glass cooktop, full sized refrigerator, microwave convection oven and quite a bit of cupboards for storage.
  • Splendide washer dryer combo
  • Bathroom has a shower, sink, regular toilet
  • On demand hot water heater (great for those who love long hot showers)
  • Mini split unit in both bedrooms
  • Cash preferred but secured RV or personal loan financing will be considered
  • Lot rent is $700/month which includes water, trash and recycling pick up, lawn and property maintenance, access to shared community clubhouse, community garden plots, and fire pits
  • New owner(s) must be approved by property management

What Makes a Community Lot Worth Paying For

  • Not all lots in a community are equal. A private, mountain-backed site facing woods commands a premium over a spot in the main row — and it is the part you cannot upgrade later.
  • Skirted and tied down means it is staying. Those are the marks of a home set up for permanence rather than mobility, and they add real value to the site.
  • Landscaping is years you cannot buy back. Established fruit trees and perennials take seasons to mature; inheriting them is worth more than the plants cost.
  • Two decks, two purposes. A quiet deck at the back and a sociable one at the front is a simple idea that materially expands how a 317 sq. ft. home lives.
  • Furnished sales suit park models. Pieces chosen to fit an unusual footprint are expensive to replace, so buying them with the home is usually a bargain.

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Natalie C. McKee

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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