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Callisto: California Tiny House’s New Single-Level 10-Foot-Wide THOW

Sage-and-tan Callisto 32 tiny house on a black triple-axle deck-over trailer, standing-seam steel roof and black vinyl windows, parked at the shop
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Callisto is California Tiny House’s new max-height single-level THOW — 10 feet wide, one bedroom, no loft. The shop in Fresno lists two lengths: the Callisto 32 at 320 square feet, starting at $180,000, and the Callisto 40 at 400 square feet, starting at $221,850, as of August 27, 2026.


The Callisto 32

The 32 pictured above is on the lot at the shop, built on a 10×32 deck-over trailer. It wears sage board-and-batten with tan on the gables, a standing-seam steel roof, and black vinyl dual-pane low-e tempered windows. The mini-split condenser rides on the hitch end.

The builder sums up the series in one line: dramatic windows, open-beam ceilings, premium materials throughout. Both lengths are tagged 1-Bedroom, 10 Feet Wide (10.5′), Single Level, Solar Ready, and Tall Fridge.

Long single-level Callisto tiny house on a black triple-axle trailer, sage board-and-batten with cedar-look gables, standing-seam steel roof, on a gravel pad in trees
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The Callisto 40

The 40 is the same house with eight more feet of trailer: a 10×40 deck-over carrying 400 living square feet, starting at $221,850. Finishes and utilities match the 32. The official overall-size field — which includes bump-outs and utilities — lists 45 feet on the 40’s page and 37 feet on the 32’s.

The still above is from the Callisto 40 page: the same sage board-and-batten and cedar-look gables, a small wood stoop at the door, and a triple-axle deck-over underneath.

Callisto interior looking toward the kitchen: stained wood T&G ceiling with open beams, painted shiplap, LVP, black-grid windows, butcher-block island, 2-burner induction, apartment-sized fridge
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Living Room and Kitchen

Inside, the ceiling is stained wood T&G with open beams, there’s a ceiling fan in the living room, and LED lighting runs throughout. Walls are painted shiplap over LVP flooring, and windows line both sides of the house.

The kitchen is the builder’s Constellation Style: butcher block on the island, solid surface on the main run, an apartment-sized fridge, a 2-burner induction cooktop, and a microwave. Insulation is mineral wool.

Empty single-level Callisto bedroom with stained wood T&G ceiling, open beam, black ceiling fan, painted shiplap, LVP, and large black-grid windows
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The Bedroom on the Floor

The bedroom stays on the floor — that’s the hard part and the whole point of a max-height single-level build. You don’t climb to sleep. It gets its own ceiling fan, more LED lighting, and the same big glass as the rest of the house.

Callisto bathroom with butcher-block vanity, white vessel sink, black-framed mirror, painted shiplap, stained T&G ceiling, and a glimpse of a standard residential toilet
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Bath

The bath uses a standard residential toilet. The official photos show a vessel sink on a butcher-block vanity, a black-framed mirror, and a stone-look tiled shower under the same T&G ceiling.

Callisto bathroom with stacked washer and dryer in a nook, glass shower with stone-look tile, butcher-block vanity, and stained wood T&G ceiling
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The same gallery shows a stacked washer and dryer in a nook. The model pages note that some options and/or customizations are pictured.

Power is listed as Power A | Solar Package, the water heater is an electric tank, climate control is a mini-split, and propane is optional.

California Tiny House builds in Fresno, at 3630 North Hazel Avenue, Fresno, CA 93722-4914. Phone 559-316-4500. Questions go through the contact form, and they’re on Instagram at @californiatinyhouse.

For another single-level home on Tiny House Talk, see The Audrey: A Single-Level Tiny House With No Loft and No Ladder.

Highlights

  • Callisto series by California Tiny House of Fresno, CA — a max-height single-level THOW: one bedroom, no loft, 10 feet wide (10.5′)
  • Callisto 32: 10×32 deck-over trailer, 320 living sq ft, starting at $180,000 as of August 27, 2026
  • Callisto 40: 10×40 deck-over trailer, 400 living sq ft, starting at $221,850 as of August 27, 2026
  • Overall size including bump-outs and utilities: 37 feet on the 32, 45 feet on the 40
  • Standing-seam steel roof, black vinyl dual-pane low-e tempered windows, mineral wool insulation, solar ready
  • Painted shiplap, stained wood T&G open-beam ceilings, LVP floors; Constellation Style kitchen with butcher block, apartment-sized fridge, and 2-burner induction
  • Standard residential toilet, stacked washer/dryer nook, electric tank water heater, mini-split; propane optional

Learn More

California Tiny House — Callisto
Callisto 32 · Callisto 40 · Models · Contact form · Instagram: @californiatinyhouse
559-316-4500 · 3630 North Hazel Avenue, Fresno, CA 93722-4914
Starting-at prices as of August 27, 2026, from the official model pages. Photos: California Tiny House / californiatinyhouse.com.

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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.
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