Handbuilt Juniper and Cedar Tiny Home

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Nick has lived in his hand-built tiny house in Oregon for two years. He made it from locally harvested Juniper and Cedar, and the result was a stunning 295-square-foot tiny house.

The house has both a loft and a first-floor/gooseneck bedroom. The bed frame has plenty of storage underneath, and a sturdy wooden ladder goes up to the loft bedroom. In the bathroom, you’ll find a unique shower stall with cedar shingles and pebble tiles. It’s for sale for $72,999.

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295 sq ft Home w/ First Floor Bedroom

Juniper and Cedar hand built tiny home 1
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I love the roof design!

Tiny house on wheels with cedar siding and large windows.
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You walk into the living room with a futon.

Compact Tiny House Living Space with Wooden Accents.
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A large window lets natural light flood in.

Compact tiny house living space with a blue sofa and natural wood accents.
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A sturdy ladder goes up to the loft.

Compact tiny house interior featuring wooden stairs, shelves, and natural light.
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This is the entry to the bedroom.

Bright interior of a tiny house with natural wood paneling and a large window.
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The bedroom also has plenty of windows.

Bright interior of a tiny home bedroom with wooden walls and large windows.
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The bed lifts up to reveal storage underneath (dog not included).

Juniper and Cedar hand built tiny home 12
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There’s shelving and pegs for some hanging clothing storage.

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The bathroom acts as the hallway to the bedroom.

Interior view of a tiny home with wooden walls, a cozy sofa, and natural light.
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This is the loft.

Handbuilt tiny home interior with cedar walls and cozy sleeping area.
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The shower has an awesome pebble tile floor.

Handbuilt Juniper and Cedar Tiny Home shower floor with smooth river stones.
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It feels like an outdoor shower!

Handbuilt Juniper and Cedar Tiny Home shower area.
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Details:

295 sq ft locally harvested Juniper and Cedar hand built tiny home. 30 ft in length and approximately 12 ft tall. The home is well insulated with wool to keep you cool in the summer and keep you warm in the winter. Rubber roof for the availability to collect rain water if needed. The home has hook ups for water but does not have any water storage tanks. Water is cooled/heated by infrared. You only heat/cool for what you need. There are hook ups available for a washer and dryer. Bed and futon are included in purchase of home ($3500 in value).

I lived in this home for approximately 2 years with just myself and my dog. It is has been a very warm and cozy home for us. It pains me to have to sell her.. but do to unforeseen financial struggles the time has come to move on.

Feel free to text/call or e-mail me (“Nick”) to set up a tour or answer any questions you might have!

Nickolasdlarson@gmail.com
414-378-9722

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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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