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34-ft. Movable Roots Tiny House Built for Farm Life

The Heese is a beautiful 34′ tiny home custom-designed for Angela, who lives on a farm in the Florida Panhandle. She chose bright white shiplap and beautiful minty-green color for all her cabinets. This tiny house boasts a U-shaped kitchen at one end and a first-floor bedroom on the other end!

There’s also a loft bedroom accessible via a winder staircase by the bathroom. The bathroom has a large glass-and-tile shower stall, a flush toilet, and plenty of storage. Enjoy the tour below and tell us your favorite feature in the comments!

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The Heese Tiny House by Movable Roots: Built for Farm Life

The Heese 8’6 x 34′ Movable Roots 15

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This U-shaped kitchen is stunning.

Compact tiny house kitchen with white cabinets and modern appliances.

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There’s a minimalist fan in the living room.

Bright tiny house interior with white shiplap walls and black staircase.

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The white shiplap keeps everything bright and open.

Bright tiny house interior with white walls, large windows, and sleek black staircase.

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You don’t often see this stairwell design in a tiny home.

The Heese 8’6 x 34′ Movable Roots

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Here’s the view from the loft.

Interior of a tiny house kitchen with white walls and green cabinets.

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A nice big loft bedroom.

Bright, minimalist tiny house interior with white walls and wooden flooring.

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The big upper windows are great.

Bright and airy tiny house interior with white walls and large windows for natural light.

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There are large storage closets near the bedroom.

Interior of a tiny house showing white cabinetry and a small window for natural light.

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And the bed lifts up on gas struts.

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You pass through the bedroom to the bathroom.

Compact tiny house laundry and bathroom area with white walls and green cabinetry.

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The color of the cabinets is so soothing.

Modern tiny house bathroom with white walls, green cabinetry, and compact fixtures.

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There’s a very large shower stall! Looks lovely.

Compact tiny house bathroom with glass shower enclosure and white subway tiles.

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A luxurious rainfall shower head.

Modern tiny house bathroom with white subway tiles and a large window.

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A nice spot for a washer/dryer.

Small laundry area inside a tiny house with washer and storage cabinets.

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Highlights

  • The Heese is a 34′ custom-designed tiny home on a farm in the Florida Panhandle.
  • Features include a bright white shiplap interior and soothing minty-green cabinets.
  • A U-shaped kitchen maximizes space, allowing comfortable cooking for two.
  • The home has both a first-floor and loft bedroom, accessible via a unique winder staircase.
  • The bathroom features a large glass-and-tile shower, flush toilet, and ample storage.
  • The master bedroom includes a king-size bed with a private entrance and dressing area.
  • The tiny home offers over 350 square feet of living space, priced from $151,000.

Description:

The Heese tiny home sits on a 8’6″ x 34′ Movable Roots trailer and has just over 350 square feet of living space including the loft. This tiny home was custom designed to be placed on our client Angela’s farm in the Florida panhandle. Angela had been living on the farm in an antique RV for some time and knew exactly how she wanted the space to flow for her life on the farm. The main priorities for her in the design process was a functional kitchen and a king bed in the main floor master bedroom. The U- shaped kitchen is one of our new favorites as it really maximizes the space offering ample countertop space for food prep while still leaving enough room that two people can comfortably work in the space. Off the kitchen is the living room with storage stairs to the small loft space for guests. The pass through bathroom has a large 34×48 tile shower and a ton storage options. The master bedroom boasts a king size bed frame and has its own private entrance as well as a small dressing area in the middle of the custom cabinetry that will be used as closet space. Starting at $151,000 As Pictured $179,999

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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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  • Laila
    March 17, 2023, 11:00 am

    Just lovely! Lots of clothes storage and main floor bedroom too! Love all the counterspace and storage in the kitchen, even with a pantry! Bravo!

    • Daphne
      March 22, 2023, 2:47 pm

      This tiny home is beautiful.
      I live in Brooks Alberta. Brooks and the county of Newell have a housing shortage and a population that keeps increasing. Tiny homes would be an amazing solution to the housing shortage here. If there is any way to offer one, two and three bedroom tiny homes to the city of Brooks, that would be amazing.
      Is love to have a tiny home for my husband and I.

  • Liz
    March 19, 2023, 7:12 pm

    Love this THOW but what I want to know is how many people do you plan on putting in that shower?

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