This is Cedar Country Charm Tiny House on Wheels that’s for sale on Tiny House Finder in Pennsylvania.
The 24′ long house features a gorgeous wooden interior, but I love the faux stone backsplash in the kitchen. I think I could put those fake stones everywhere! It has two lofts, one accessible by a great storage staircase, and the bathroom has a stunning corrugated metal shower stall and a Nature’s Head composting toilet.
For all the details and to contact the owner, check out the listing on Tiny House Finder.
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Cedar Country Charm Tiny House on Wheels, PA
Images via Tiny House Finder
See the faux stone? Isn’t that beautiful?
Huge fan of a larger fridge, and the cubbies in the steps are great.
Keep toasty warm with the Drolet Hunter Wood Stove.
The secondary loft bedroom over the living room.
Main loft over the kitchen.
Three-burner cook top. Great for meals.
Looking into the bathroom.
Nice storage cabinet in the bathroom. Love these rather than pedestals.
Look at that awesome rain shower head! Yes please 🙂
Another look from the outside.
Images via Tiny House Finder
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Want to purchase this home? Have questions? Contact the seller on Tiny House Finder. Price: $45,150.
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the “stone” back splash has an interesting appearance. A smooth surface back splash impervious to grease and moisture is the best choice for functionality. I like stainless steel for my own use. Also the Feng Shui aspect indicates a reflective surface to magnify the food/good fortune of a kitchen. These rough textured surface stones will allow grease and moisture from cooking and food preparation to cling.
Agree w Kristina. I would use the stone elsewhere bc my first thought was about the grease. The stone would make a nice feature wall in area near stove.
Oh good idea!
Hello! My husband and I are in the market for a tiny home 🙂 A couple of questions—is there heat other than the woodstove? AC? Where does the gray water (sink/shower/etc) go? Whats the power hook up? Thank you!!!