Double Loft Brook’s End Tiny House

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This cozy cedar cabin, dubbed the “Brook’s End Tiny House,” is a lovely THOW with dual overhanging lofts for sale in Stockton, New Jersey for $60,000. The main loft is accessible via a storage staircase and has a large skylight to keep the space feeling open.

Downstairs, there’s a compact bathroom with a Nature’s Head toilet and cedar shower stall. The kitchen comes equipped with an apartment-sized fridge, induction cooktop, and a large toaster oven. In the living room, you can fit a stand-sized couch, and a smaller loft above it adds additional storage, or possibly a nice office space. Could you live here?

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Cozy Cedar Cabin THOW in New Jersey

Double Loft Brook’s End Tiny House in a lush green setting.
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A small lounge loft sits above the living room.

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There’s a galley kitchen and steps to the main bedroom loft.

Interior view of a double loft tiny house with wooden walls, kitchen, and sleeping area.
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The loft is cozy, but the skylight helps open the space up.

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A convection toaster oven and induction cooktop allow you to cook meals.

Brook’s End Tiny House
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The bathroom has a Nature’s Head composting toilet.

Cozy tiny house bathroom with wood paneling and modern lighting.
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What a lovely cedar shower with exposed copper piping.

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A look at the water system on the outside.

Power outlet and cable on wooden exterior wall.
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And here’s the electrical.

Power outlet with a hand reaching towards it on a wooden exterior wall of a tiny house.
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Details:

  • $60,000
  • Stockton, New Jersey
  • Brook’s End Tiny House is a quaint yet luxuriously appointed cabin on wheels. The twelve-foot tall ceiling and multitude of windows creates a feeling of open spaciousness. The cedar interior siding is bright and warm, creating a homey ambiance. The existing plumbing system is prepared for the addition of an outdoor shower, as well as a water pump for off grid application. The home comes fully furnished with these additional features and amenities:
  • Propane soapstone stove
  • Water hookup
  • Two 20 amp and one 30 amp electrical hookup
  • Exterior electrical outlets
  • Composting toilet
  • Shower
  • Dual overhanging lofts
  • Paddle fan
  • Skylights
  • Stain glass sconces w/ dimmable lighting
  • Sofa and ottoman w/ storage
  • Customized window treatments
  • Hanging storage closet
  • Large fridge w/ full freezer
  • Induction burner cooktop and cookwear
  • Soft-close cabinets
  • Toaster oven

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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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