This is a Cordwood Tiny House for sale in Tennessee on 27 acres of private land.
You can buy it for $99,500.
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Cordwood Tiny House For Sale: $99.5K
Images via Trulia
Images via Trulia
Highlights:
- 153 sq. ft.
- 1 Full Bath
- 1 Bedroom
- 27.3 acres
- Well water
- Electricity
- Septic tank
- Air conditioning
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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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Land is nice but the house looks like ted kusinski’s.
LOL! I was thinking serial killer!
Hahaha Roxann 🙂 — Tiny House Talk Team
If the seller had made an effort to tidy up the cabin and make it look presentable, I’d be more impressed with it. Staging does a lot to help drive sales and he or she doesn’t seem to care about making a good impression.
1. That’s a guy’s house, it’s obvious from the ‘decor’.
2. Look at the medicine collection in the kitchen. This is not likely a very healthy person, and not everyone has the energy or ability to ‘clean’ – especially when cleaning involves staging a place to look like the people from HGTV were there.
3. It is what it is. I’m not the owner of the house and have no dog in this fight, but all the divas complaining about how each house is ‘perfect’ except for all the changes they would make is getting pretty old.
Well you know what your options are… don’t view, view and don’t complain… or, carry on viewing and complain.
At the end of the day, Tinyhousetalk.com, well, to paraphrase you, it is what it is.
I do like to see some staging effort! — Tiny House Talk Team
We don’t know that he didn’t tidy up. Tidying is an individual thing; each with his own criteria. I was thinking that the house looked great. I love cordwood houses and would love to build one myself one day. I think it is a charming cabin, and for one to even comment that it looks like the home of a serial killer, is the epitome of rudeness. We are here to encourage tiny house dwellers everywhere, not disparage them.
If you want to sell your home – CLEAN IT. I would be embarrassed to put these pictures on the Internet. Personally, because there are 27.3 acres of land, I would gut the house, use whatever is usable and build a new house. If you have $99.5 to buy it, then you have more money to build another house. I’d also sell off 5 acre parcels for other home builders – tiny or not.
Might possibly not legally be allowed to sell off smaller parcels of the land.
Shopping and entertainment is 12 -14 miles away. Make sure you have plenty of gas in your tank wherever you go. I love to search these homes at various places on the Internet. FORBES magazine had this listed for $69,900 on November 2, 2016!
http://www.forbes.com/sites/trulia/2016/11/03/12-tiny-houses-in-the-mountains-for-sale/#7bc048b361b5
Yeah, they could of cleaned up a bit, but l think everyone is missing out on solving a problem that has been brought up here often, that is having land to park on or build on.
If a small group of you folks were to gather your resources and buy in together, you could get a good chunk of land at a very good price and have that Tiny Home you all want so much but can not seem to find a place to put it….Just saying.
Great thinking Kid! I agree 🙂 — Tiny House Talk Team
A simple cabin, love the lived in loved look .the price for the land is its value. More pictures are needed. what are the measurements of the cabin how high are the walls
It’s 153 sq. ft. Don’t know about the walls, though — Tiny House Talk Team
The 27 acres! The solitude! I’ll clean it!
Haha yes! — Tiny House Talk Team
Very Nice….!
That it is! — Tiny House Talk Team
Yeah I was thinking Tiny House Community! Great price per acre……!!!!!!! Use the house as limited storage or something.
Absolutely Tiny House Community material 🙂 — Tiny House Talk Team
The house is beautifull and strong. You won’t build a sturdier dwelling or one more naturally insulated. Everyone is commenting about cleanness. His bed is made, his clothes are put away where they belong, his kitchen is clean, his grooming station is clean, his floor is swepted, it is all clean and neat. To tear it down would be a travesty!
I love cordwood homes, so I agree with that, Marsha! — Tiny House Talk Team
LOVE!!!
Me too! — Tiny House Talk Team
“If you have $99.5 to buy it, then you have more money to build another house.”I find this comment very funny,so now we have judgements about how much money a person has to spend.I have that kind of money,but I sure couldnt afford to build another house after the initial investment.There sure are alot of complaints and judging.I agree,if ya dont like it,dont look