Family Park Model Tiny Home

Park Model Tiny Homes

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I don’t know that we’ve ever seen a park model layout quite like this, with no lofts and still sleeping spots for four! This would be a great starter home for a family, or a nice home for grandparents who want their grandkids to visit occasionally. The layout dedicates nearly 1/3 of the space to a grand main bedroom, but there are still built-in bunks across from the bathroom for kids.

The rest of the house is made up of the open-concept kitchen and living room, as well as a 3/4 bathroom. There’s also an attached deck for some outdoor living space. The house has been a floor model up until now so it’s available at a $14.9K discount, for $80,000.

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Family park model tiny home with porch and stairs, ideal for compact living and outdoor relaxation.
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The kitchen has full-sized stainless steel applainces.

Family park model tiny home kitchen with white cabinets and modern appliances.
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There are real exposed beams on the ceiling.

Modern kitchen in family park model tiny home with white cabinets and stainless steel appliances.
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The main bedroom has double wardrobes and space for a TV in the middle.

Compact family park model tiny home interior.
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There are built-in bunks across from the bathroom for kids.

Compact family park model tiny home interior with kitchen and bunk beds.
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The living room can fit a couch and chair or two.

Family park model tiny home with cozy interior and vaulted ceiling.
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The bathroom has a shower with a built-in seat.

Interior of a family park model tiny home with bathroom and window.
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There’s a vanity with additional storage.

Bathroom vanity with sink and mirror in a tiny home.
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A mini-split system keeps the space comfortable.

Family Park Model Tiny Home with modern design and compact size.
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Savannah Flats model layout.

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Details:

  • $80,000
  • 2023 Vacavia Cottages and Cabin Savannah Flats model
  • Many upgrades
  • True Exposed beam Roof
  • Solid Surface Countertops
  • Stainless Appliance Package
  • Built in bunkbeds
  • 6′ open porch with vinyl
  • Rails and composite decking
  • Painted all wood cabinetry throughout
  • Double wardrobes with dresser between and nightstands in bedroom
  • Dresser and nightstands also have solid surface tops as does the entire kitchen and bath vanity.
  • Two Interior head Mini Split HVAC system with remote controls
  • Built in Queen Storage Bed and much, much more!!!
  • This model normally retails for $94,995, but has been used as a show model and is greatly discounted.

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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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4 comments

  1. Why full size appliances in a tiny house?? Waste of space. There are apartment size machines that are just as functional. A single basin sink in the kitchen would be my choice.
    Love the seat in the shower. Love the layout. Best tiny house I’ve seen in a long time!

    1. It’s a Park Model RV, they’re primarily intended as vacation rentals and not for people downsizing.

      Though, there are people who would disagree on the necessity for full size appliances, regardless…

  2. So, if those are real beams, does that make the insulation in the roof too skimpy for a Northern climate? Nice plan, though.

    1. Thickness of the roof is more indicative of insulation than whether or not the beams are exposed.

      However it’s just a Park Model RV and given specs are R-22 Floor, R-13 Wall & R-19 Roof Insulation, and windows are only Low-E Vinyl.

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