Wow! Now, this is a stunning tiny house built with all kinds of awesome reclaimed materials that was featured on HGTV — and now it could be yours.
The exterior features both a front patio and a rooftop deck accessible via stairs. French doors take you into the living room where you’ll find a storage couch and stunning reclaimed wood accent wall.
In the kitchen, you’ll find reclaimed countertops and both an oven/stove and a refrigerator. But wait for the bathroom, where a soaking tub with a rainfall showerhead makes the space! They are asking $65,000, and you can contact the seller here (sold).
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Just Wait Until You See The Tub in This THOW!
That reclaimed wood wall is stunning!
What! A Murphy table!
What a gorgeous spot to enjoy breakfast.
Plenty of storage under the couch.
More hidden storage!
How it would look with a little family.
The staircase doubles as lots of storage.
What a lovely farmhouse kitchen.
Their microwave is under one of the steps.
Hanging storage closet.
Here’s the washer/dryer unit tucked in.
I’m all about this sink and lighting fixture.
Love this sliding pantry drawer.
The vintage baskets are perfect for produce.
And wow! Check out the tub.
That looks so relaxing.
Nature’s Head composting toilet.
Here’s a rainfall shower head!
That shiplap is stunning.
Love the Edison bulbs and bowl sink.
Romantic loft bedroom.
More clothing storage behind the bed.
What a front porch!
Staircase to the roof deck.
What a place to watch the sunset.
Highlights:
- $65,000
- Featured on “Tiny House Big Living”
- Ancient cypress wood countertops pulled from the Mississippi River
- Sliding barn door from a 100 year old hog barn in South Georgia
- True shiplap salvaged from a Georgian home built in 1902
- Steel framed which creates a stronger home yet makes it much lighter for hauling
- Covered porch with beautiful cedar columns that easily slides underneath for travel
- Outside stairs lead up to to a rooftop deck
- The stairs and rooftop deck disassemble and easily pack away for moving
- Each window has a flower box
- 212 gallon steel tub for the most relaxing experience
- 16 inch rain shower head above
- Nature’s head composting toilet.
- The total square footage of the home is 518 square feet.
Breakdown:
238 interior square feet on the ground floor
92 square feet of loft space
96 square feet of front porch
92 square feet of rooftop deck - Appliances Include :
Whirlpool Refrigerator
Whirlpool gas stove and oven
Microwave
Takagi has water heater
Pioneer 18,000 BTU A/C unit
LG washer/dryer combo unit
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Cool…….. has a very nice feel!
I can’t wait for pressure stamped HEMP Fiber Ship-Lap….Immagine any color you want and the fire retardent of HEMP…We love the style and materials, although the kitchen sink and stove need to be swapped to be a more efficient traffic/use flow….
Very good use of space — love the natural wood and the storage abilities. Much charm here — nothing missing that I could see!!
Nice feeling to this one. Space seems well utilized. The Murphy table makes a great deal of space when not in use ( compared to a fixed position ). Fantastic use of under stair area. I normally not a fan of THOW’s, but this one checks lots of my requirements.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Absolutely beautiful home. Such a lot of wonderful unique touches like the tub and shower. The master loft is lovely, and the kitchen is wonderfully done and beautiful. I love the light fixtures and the wood touches, especially the shiplap. Masterfully done!
Shiplap is the dream!
What a wonderful place. I would love a rooftop deck. Not only could you get great sunsets or sunrises but star watching would be great up there. I also love the use of recycled materials.