Estate Tiny House with First Floor Bedroom

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The Estate is just one of many tiny house models on the market today that address people’s desire for a ground-floor bedroom. And this one does more than that! It also includes two lofts connected by a catwalk.

There’s a galley kitchen, a bathroom with space for a roomy shower, and an entryway/living room where you can tuck in a comfortable couch. This design/build is by Uncharted Tiny Homes and costs $85,000.

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The Estate Tiny House by Uncharted Tiny Homes

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The catwalk connecting the lofts is fun.

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Space for a decent-sized couch.

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Kitchen with butcher block countertops.

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Nice, roomy shower! All tiled.

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Vanity and flush toilet option.

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I’ve never seen storage stairs with this cubby.

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Downstairs bedroom with under-bed storage.

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As with all custom THOWs, there are exterior finish options.

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VIDEO: The Estate | Tiny Home Tour

https://youtu.be/xtsKW5-Ku3U

Highlights:

  • 3-4 BED · 1 BATH · 450 SQ FT

  • The Estate features a residential staircase leading to two large lofts with a connecting cat walk, a private downstairs bedroom, a galley kitchen and bathroom.

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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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8 comments

  1. Wood can be painted, pictures hung, greenery to break up the wood. I could add an oven and a microwave/vent over the stove if I were to permanently park and add a gas line, but would DEFINITELY add higher railings to the stairs and catwalk and rooms. Those would be perfect for kids, and later grandkids but safety first. Even the catwalk could be made taller with a plexiglass wall of sorts. I could live here, absolutely! I have a dual recliner loveseat that would fit perfectly in the LR, and that cubby in the stairs would make an amazing puppy house! A built-in stool in the shower and I am in Heaven!

  2. I was thinking the cubby under the stairs is there for an electric fireplace insert. Much more to do to make it ready to use but it seems the right size, to me. I was thinking this because the stairs do not seem to be storage stairs.
    As Marcia said, the stairs would need a railing and the same for the catwalk. I am the klutz or my dog would fall off onto the couch. I would do nice twisted metal railings on both sides of the stairs and along the catwalk. This way light still shines through and they are sturdy for my rough and tumble family.

    I see so many ways you could make this model your own! Adding the microwave/convection oven over the range, building a pantry next to the sink, a closet and shelving in the bathroom, and adding some plants near the windows. You could even have a smaller couch and have a cafe dining set for eating. With making it your own, there are so many possible ways to make this ideal for someone!

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