This is an Acorn 3 Tiny House on Wheels by Nelson Tiny Homes.

From the outside, you’ll notice the house has a metal roof, cedar shakes, and corrugated metal siding. When you go inside, you’ll find a compact kitchen, bathroom, living room with a fold-out couch-to-bed, and a cozy loft bedroom. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!

Acorn 3 Tiny House on Wheels by Nelson Tiny Houses

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7 comments

Love the seat in the shower!! Very nice overall.

Why not just port the shower exaust fan directly through perimeter wall??

I’m glad your customer liked this one, must be a summer one or something. It’s got no draw for me. Too much space poorly used. I am usually a very positive person, so with that in mind I like the shower. The stairs made it impossible to use the sitting area. The kitchen is extremely weird. The wood work is beautiful, just not very practical.

The outside of the tiny house is nicely done! What a great idea to have a unit that has multiple purposes for small areas. The lofts look pretty roomy. I really like the tiny mud room! The builder seems to have thought of everything!!

At 9 ft wide is one able to still tow it without a special permit? I thought 8 ft was the limit? Meantime always fun to see the clever innovations and handcrafted touches these houses seem to beget.

This is one of the very few, if only one I’ve seen with seperate toilet and shower.. what i’d like to know is what are the dimensions of those two rooms?