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This is a custom 28′ Ridgewood Model tiny house on wheels by Timbercraft Tiny Homes.
It’s probably one of the most beautiful tiny homes on wheels ever built. What do you think, could you see yourself living simply in a tiny house like this?
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The 28′ Ridgewood Tiny House by Timbercraft Tiny Homes
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❤️Perfection
Stunning. Absolutely gorgeous! Woodwork . Amazing. Bathroom a delight for the senses. Kitchen. Beautiful. Love the the little dining area. Not seeing closets tho. This house would be perfect with living room slideouts. Making it just a bit more comfortable and homey. Clothes storage is exceedingly important to me. Even with considerable downsizing I find it necessary to have room for hanging clothes. Really love that bathroom tho. Great job!
Very Nicely Build indeed great functional space with Interior design Quality
Pure perfection
The stove next to the dining seat seems like a hazard. I would worry about the stove being left on and someone with long hair or an arm getting burned. It would be a better design if the drawer/cabinet was next to the seat. Yes, I know, you can turn off the stove.
Totally agree. It is a serious hazard, and should have any code of compliance revoked until steps are taken to remove the hazard. Perhaps a flame resistant wall up the side of the burner to the ceiling. That way no hair would be hurt in the making of the dinner. Well, no hair sitting at the table anyway. ; )
Their homes are beautiful. I love the craftsman style.
You built my dream-come-true.
Hugs n flowers n sparkles of heavenly-dust.
Thank you for lifting my spirit today!
“Less is More”. By
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
This is a lovely home inside and out. My one worry is someone’s hair catching fire if someone is cooking while others are sitting at the table. I’d rather have the sink behind my head.
Beautiful! This is one Tiny that I would love to have. Every aspect is awesome.
While I love the overall design and quality of workmanship, I must say that these folks must surely enjoy their bath as a ton of square footage is wasted in the bathroom. Sure a tub is nice and if you want one I agree you should have one but I would hate to have to try to brush my teeth (or make my hubby shave) at that tiny sink while there is so much wasted space around the tub.
Does it look nice? You bet it does! But practicality demands that every cubic inch be accounted for and this one sacrificed a usable sink for a pretty tub. I think once the owner gets in here to live in this unit the lack of a sink will become a problem and the “pretty” factor will be a thin argument when reality sets in.
It is very lovely though and so many other features are spot on. As a designer, I would beg you to rethink this bath before you build this one again.
There isn’t much they can do if that’s how the customer wanted it and there’s other ways to put in a bigger sink without sacrificing the tub… Like, if they had put the tub to the side where the sink is then the other full corner could have been left open for a much larger sink and vanity…
Though, one has to also consider balance as anything on a trailer has to factor balance for safety and easier towing…
Love love this one . This i would buy .
I love,love,love this Tiny House! This design is so perfect. Granted, it’s not perfect for everyone, but I just think it has everything in the right place (aside from the stove top- I’m sure that could be remedied) I have looked at tiny homes forever and this is wonderful!
This is by far, the best tiny home I’ve seen. Not that others arent great, but this one is perfect for me! It meets all of my wanta in one tiny home. I love it!
many things to like in this plan, colors, rhythm, flow from space to space all seem to work fairly well.
i see a microwave that might not get much use at all, unless it is a basketball player living in this home. Being only 5foot tall, i am in awe of anyone who could lift a heavy casserole down from the great heights without spilling a drop on their head. i might not even be able to reach the door lever, much less see inside to watch progress.
it seems a hazard to me.
There’s a oven below, and it’s a small microwave… So it likely will get rarely used and may have been put there to keep it out of the way… Perhaps just used to warm or defrost things but cooking done below…
However, there is shelf hardware you can get to allow something on a shelf or similar to be pulled down for easier reach and use… along with cabinet hardware that can allow appliances to be pulled up from the lower areas for use and then pushed back and out of the way when done.
Along with appliance garages, which allow the appliance to be slid inside and out of a container, usually a otherwise wasted space area, which can keep them off the counter top when not in use…
This is amazing home. It used both the cottage theme with current bold colors and accents. This is one I would consider as a home away from home.
Wondering much this place cost. I like it.
What happens in high winds? What about water & sewage?
Unless it mentions off-grid options then it gets hooked up to utilities like any other house… You’d either set this up yourself, on your property, or in a rental situation it should be included, like in a RV park, etc. as standard…
Typically, they tend to copy the standard hookups that RV’s use…
For winds, unless you’re talking about hurricane force winds you usually don’t have to worry about the wind… But if you expect a hurricane then you can either move it to safety or get some steel cables or chains and anchor the trailer to a solid foundation…
The trailer should have anchor points for making such attachments… While the whole thing weighs more than a few tons to begin with… and the angled roof line helps deflect some of the wind where it would otherwise be most vulnerable because of the long sides…
This is it. I have looked and looked. Homestead will be King George, Va. On my daughter and her husbands land. Need to find out what to do next…….I will need the tiny home finished, just as it looks. Feel free to get in touch with me ………Cindy
This is it. I have looked and looked. I will be placing my new home in king george Va….need to know. What to do next…….
My favorite so far. I’m not ready to purchase yet but I am wondering how much this Tiny Home sells for. I will probably have to get something that isn’t quite so perfect 🙂 but still, I’d like to know what the selling price is – approximately. Thank you and wow what a beautiful home.
Looks nice, but I would need a comfy couch and no loft. Knees can’t take it.😊
Gorgeous bathroom, glad there are steps up to one bedroom, but would be safer with a handrail. Stove position VERY dangerous, how do normal-sized people reach the microwave?
A washer/dryer! Wonderful. Great “curb” appeal.
Please imagine the roof as two planes, not the six it has. Some would say the imagined prospect is less lovely than the house as constructed. I say that a simpler roof offers economy of construction inside and out, less weight, especially where top-heaviness could be important, simplicity of finishing the interior, increased roominess, and less opportunity for leaks. A Tiny House aims for simplicity and economy, and this elaborate roof sacrifices both those aims, achieving complexity and extra weight.
this is the best home I have seen , great lay out . I prefer the stairs as i am getting to old to be climbing ladders but good for guest .
Price as is?
I would like a walk in tub/shower..for old folks. Change the living room in to a murphy bed, and no window at the end. Back of murphy bed becomes a sofa, when murphy bed is in up position.
Could you show us the interior without the fish eye lens, so we can see an accurate width, height, etc?
Where did you get the bathtub?
Fantastic job, great craftsman ship. We’ve come a long way….
Outside is beautiful. Inside is beautiful! Love this.
I’d want to swap out the tub with a Japanese style sitting tub, swap the locations of the stove and the sink, and change up some of the seating (I don’t need/use a table like that), but overall, this is my favourite design so far I think!