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Fremont Tiny House in Wyoming by Luke Anderson

on October 14, 2016

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This is the Fremont Tiny House in Wyoming that belongs to Jessica and James Wooten.

It was built by Luke Anderson and this model starts at $95,000.

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Fremont Tiny House in Wyoming by Luke Anderson

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Highlights

  • 230 sq. ft.
  • 2×4 construction
  • Spray foam, EcoBat and reflective insulation
  • Tongue and groove exterior cedar
  • Metal roof
  • Interior beetle killed pine
  • Full-size gas range
  • Porcelain sink
  • Acacia wood counter top
  • Washer/dryer unit
  • Dickinson boat heater

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  • Michael
    October 14, 2016, 7:37 pm

    Generally speaking, I like the style of the house.
    I would skip the loft and put a lift up bed above the living area.
    The space of the steps can be used for the dining area and there would be space for a working desk.
    The water heater above the washer/dryer is fine but it should be hidden. To avoid steps I would install a complete double floor for storage where it belongs when moving.
    Roof shape should be streamlined for less wind resistance when on the road. Best would be a gable roof with first across driving direction.
    Finally the price tag is quite high.

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  • Marsha Cowan
    October 14, 2016, 10:11 pm

    Really pretty. . . Just kind of flows from one area to the other. Kitchen is beautiful and very functional. Nice home 🙂

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  • Susanne
    October 15, 2016, 10:18 am

    STARTS at 95,000?!?!? This comes with some land,
    Correct??????

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  • Barnie
    October 21, 2016, 4:15 pm

    Beautiful.. so long as somebody else is coughing up the $100000. That’s just completely unwarranted as far as I’m concerned.

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