Cozy 165 Square Foot Tiny House on a Trailer

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I wanted to show you thisĀ 165 square foot tiny house on a trailer that was built using slightly modified Tumbleweed Fencl plans. It has that rustic look to it that I personally love and the pictures below speak for themselves.

The interior is beautiful and features high quality home style cabinetry with a spacious kitchen/bathroom for such a tiny home. A design like this is perfect for those of you who prefer that your tiny house feels like a home over the futuristic overly-modern style like this.

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165-sq.-ft. Tiny House on Wheels

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I think you’ll get a better idea of what I mean once you go inside below:

Impressive Kitchen Area with Sleeping Loft Above

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I love the exposed beams and the lighting that’s built right into the ceiling.

Below you can see the tiny little dining set up for two. I love the look of the steel table in wood interior, how about you?

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Another angle of the kitchen below. For a tiny house, I’d say this is a great kitchen.

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Seems like in this model they chose an RV style flush toilet.

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This tiny house also has a full sized shower which we don’t have photos of to share with you but you can see the floor plan below:

Blue Sky Tiny House Floor Plan

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Features, Dimensions and Specs

  • 8′ x 19’5″ footprint
  • 8′ x 18′Ā trailer
  • 10,000 lbs axle capacity
  • 13′ 6″ road height
  • 165-square-feet including porch
  • 7,200 lbs dry weight
  • 20 gallon fresh water tank
  • 30 gallon grey & black water tanks

What do you think about this Tumbleweed Fencl tiny house design?

What would you change to make it better for you? Or do you just need something a little bit larger?

Looking forward to reading your thoughts below.

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Source: http://www.opentrailhomes.com

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Alex

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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