Cascade Tiny House with Downstairs Bedroom

• merryl

  very nice.no stairs to climb.the inside looks bigger without a sleeping loft.

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  • Anca Collinsworth

    Hi Merryl, it is pretty spacious, even better when you walk through it in person.

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• Nelly

  I would like to thank Alex very much for all his work in putting these ideas out there for all of us who are interested in tiny homes. I have learned so much. I’ve been interested in tiny ever since I bought a travel trailer for a cottage 30 years ago. I’m looking forward to building tiny when I retire. I now know I would like it to be 10 ft. wide. I would like it to be on wheels, even though I would not be moving often. I have started making a vision board of things I like. I’ve even designed the stairway I want. Thanks again Alex. I’m hopeful laws are beginning to change. I will continue to get ideas I can rule out and keep for myself. I know that making changes after you start a build increases costs so I want to be very well repaired. Keep up the good work!

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  • Alex

    Thanks Nelly! I appreciate that a lot and I’m glad that you are figuring out what you want. I like how you are taking your time and preparing instead of jumping right in and possibly having to build tiny house #2 down the line or having to settle with something when you could’ve done better! 10ft wide is smart in my opinion, especially if you’re not going to be moving much! The extra width is just great.

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