255 Sq. Ft. Dakota Tiny House: Built like a House, Works like an RV

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I’ve been wanting to introduce you to Dakota Tiny Houses as well as show you one of their very first builds. The Dakota design is 30′ long by 8’6″ wide and 13’6″ tall. I’ll show you the floor plan down below. There’s even a 3′ porch in the front and inside you’ll find just about everything you’d normally find in a normal home or fully featured RV.

    • Combination washer dryer
    • Normal-sized toilet
    • 36″ shower
    • 3 burner stove with oven
    • Large kitchen sink

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  • Cabinets with storage throughout
  • Air Conditioner
  • Retractable staircase to the porch
  • Attached micro shed in the back
  • Ceiling fan
  • Couch
  • Refrigerator
  • A wall-mounted LCD TV with sound bar

In other words, this thing is fully loaded and absolutely ready to live in. And it does come with a price tag. But guess what? ALL of the work is done for you! It’s literally ready to go…

Retractable Front Porch Stairs

Dakota Tiny House with Retractable Stairs to Porch

Video Tour of this 255 Sq. Ft. Dakota Tiny House on Wheels

Dakota Tiny House Front

In Wall Unit Air Conditioner

Dakota Tiny House Front with Stairs

Interior Living Area with Wall Mounted TV & Storage

Interior with LCD TV Mount

One of the best parts of this tiny home is that it’s actually very livable even if you’re not a minimalist. There seems to be plenty of space for most of your favorite belongings, don’t you think?

Couch

Couch and Storage

I also like that there’s plenty of windows so when you’re in here it feels bright and spacious. I think some of you will also like the fact that there’s no sleeping loft in this model. That means high ceilings and a more spacious feeling throughout. And yes, there’s an actual bedroom in the back.

Kitchen and Living

In this one, they installed a tilt mount on for the TV so you can watch while you do the dishes or cook.

Adjustable TV

Kitchen

Kitchen

Combination Washer Dryer

Combo Washer Dryer

Lots of tiny homes on wheels are missing this. Sometimes it’s not a big deal because you may plan to park where you can share this appliance with someone else. But for some of us, a washer dryer is a must. If that’s you, you might want to check out my top 5 combo washer-dryers for small spaces.

Refrigerator, Microwave

Bathroom

Bathroom

Full-Size Shower

Full Sized Shower

Bedroom

Bedroom

Again no loft in this one instead you’ve got enough length in this house (30′ long) to actually have a first level bedroom that you can stand up in! That’s nice… I like the storage cabinets and fan too. 🙂

Storage in Bedroom

Floor Plan

Floor Plan

Micro Shed Built Right In to Keep your Propane Tanks, Tools, Etc.

Shed

Sideview

Side Angle

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Dakota Tiny House Being Towed

Made in the USA

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Pricing for Dakota Tiny Houses

The price tag? I hope you’re sitting down. The price varies depending on the options you choose but according to their (old) web site, the average house they build ends up costing about $55,000.

Optional Features

And there are so many options, like:

  • Radiant floor heating
  • Electric heat
  • Gas furnace
  • Dickinson Heater
  • 30-100 gallon tanks
  • Extra insulation
  • Wood or metal framing
  • Tankless on-demand- or 10 gallon- water heaters
  • Frameless- or framed- glass shower doors or just curtain rod
  • Composting, incinerating or RV toilets

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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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