Here’s a fully-furnished, off-grid compatible gooseneck tiny house from Mint Tiny House Company. With a gooseneck bedroom and two loft bedrooms, it can easily fit a family.
The galley kitchen is compact but has all the necessities, and the cozy living room has a couch, fireplace, and TV. There’s a bathroom with a shower stall, toilet, and vanity. What’s your favorite part of this THOW?
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Modern & Airy Tiny House with Three Bedrooms
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There’s a couch at the front of the tiny house.
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The couch sits across from a cozy fireplace
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A barn door separates the gooseneck bedroom.
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Plenty of room to stand up in here.
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One of the two loft bedrooms.
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This one is accessible via ladder.
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Another view of the fireplace.
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Here’s the vanity with an oval mirror.
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Here’s a look at the layout.
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What do you like about this design?
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Details:
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- $137,345 USD / $186,250 CAD
Size
41ft L x 8.5ft W x 13.5ft H
Weight: 20,000 lb
Trailer GVWR: 21,000 lb
Two Single Doors
Sleeps: 6-8 People
In-The-Shadows Exterior LP Smartsiding, White Window Trims - Sleeping
Full Bedroom over Gooseneck
Two Full Size Lofts (Fits Full Size Mattress)
Space for a Pull-out Sofa in Living Room
Lift up Queen Storage Bed Included in Gooseneck Bedroom
Full Size Mattress included in 1x Loft - Kitchen
White Kitchen Cabinets
Wall Cabinets
12V Furrion Fridge
Furrion Propane Oven/Cooktop
12V Furrion Hood Fan (Black)
Ceramic Apron Front Sink
Black Sink Faucet
Galley Style Kitchen - Utilities
Mini Split Heating/Cooling System
Electric Wall Heaters
Propane on demand Hot Water Heater
Furrion Electric Fireplace & Mantle in Living Area
Propane Forced Air Furnace - Bathroom
48″ Shower with Glass Door
Laundry Hookups (220V) and 110V outlet (Appliance sold separately)
RV Toilet
Black Faucets - Extras
Fresh Water Tank
Black Water Tank
Grey Water Tank
Exterior Storage Hatch
Sofa Bed Included
12V Lighting Throughout
Blinds on all Windows
Two TVs (Bedroom and Living Area)
- $137,345 USD / $186,250 CAD
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any place to tuck a HALF BATH?
just a quick glance but like it!!
I sure like the railings on the stairway, and on the loft too. So many stairways in other tinies look like an accident just waiting to happen—and one I saw a few minutes ago looked like it wouldn’t have to wait long.
Something to note is that railings are often installed by the owner, after they move in, and not always by the builder…
Mind, it’s easier to install the bed, etc. before the railing are installed as they can be in the way otherwise. People also tend to prefer to customize details, which can also save a little versus the builder installing it for them and people can have far more choices and options on how to do it than the builder as well.
However, it’s also something to understand, especially for custom builds, that railings aren’t always safer for everyone. Since, THOWs are often limited in space, the stairs are often only 2 feet wide, instead of the normal 3, and railings can either make someone unable to move naturally, being too narrow a path, or forced to lean out over the edge of the stairs, increasing risk instead of reducing it for certain people…
Remember, people are not all the same, with different body types, heights, etc. customizing the details become important when space is limited to make sure proper ergonomics are achieved to actually make things safer instead of unintentionally making it more dangerous.
THOWs often have to be customized to the specific owner just for practicality. Since, the one size fits all mindset that usually applies to large homes doesn’t work well for tiny houses, as space has to be used more efficiently and optimized for the specific owner’s needs to really work, as what works for one may not work for another and vice versa…
Though, for generic mass produced models, you will usually see railings as they don’t assume the owner will customize and follow more how large homes are built with generic use standards. Most THOWs shown here are just from custom builders but there are mass production model builders too, especially, for Park Model size range.