The Famous HOT TUB Tiny House!

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If you like the idea of living in a tiny house but would rather have a hot tub tiny cabin on a trailer… Then you probably won’t be able to get this tiny house company out of your head because it has just that (see below).

Unfortunately, this is not available in the United States right now because they’re still just a small company in Warwickshire, England. And they specialize in designing and building these tiny cabin units for the growing glamping market. What do you think? Would you ever consider building something like this for yourself?

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Tiny Cabin on Trailer with Outdoor Hot Tub Built-In

Mobile Tiny Cabin Built on a Trailer with Hot Tub for Glamping
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See the rest and be amazed below:


The inside of the tiny house. It has a traditional fireplace.

Mobile Tiny Cabin Built on a Trailer with Hot Tub for Glamping
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View from another angle.

Mobile Tiny Cabin Built on a Trailer with Hot Tub for Glamping
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The double sleeping loft.

Mobile Tiny Cabin Built on a Trailer with Hot Tub for Glamping
© TinyWoodHomes.com/Facebook

The master sleeping loft.

Mobile Tiny Cabin Built on a Trailer with Hot Tub for Glamping
© TinyWoodHomes.com/Facebook

The Hot Tub Tiny House being towed by a tractor.

Hot Tub Tiny house
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If you’d be willing to go to England you can actually stay in this tiny house since it’s a vacation rental. It’s called the Tinywood Two on their site.

They also have the Tinywood One that’s available as a rental that you can stay in (in England of course).

Learn more about Tinywood Homes at their website and their Facebook Page.

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Alex

Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.

34 comments

  1. How small are these cabins? My house is 630 sq feet. With a full unfinished basement. You cabin looks like a very cozy and efficient use of space. I really like it.

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  3. I have fallen inlove today ….with this tiny home , let alone the hot tub . I just love the bedroom design of 2 twins and then a full size..I can see myself living in this little home and feeling blessed!

  4. Love the idea, just not sure how practical it is when you need to move . . . drain the tub I guess . . . 😉

  5. I love this tiny house especially with the hot tub and would be totally interested in buying one, more info please!

  6. I love this.. the inside is Gorgeous!!! And then you add the hot tub.. My dream home.. when are they going to build them here?

  7. I can’t believe there are no closer pics of the tub area .. this saddened me .. but I still like the house. It seems well thought out and executed. Oh .. meet me in the hot tub and please bring me another drink when you come.

  8. Has this builder arrived in the states yet? Or at least sold his floor plan to anyone? Goodness, I didn’t think I loved a “tiny” enough to make a decision. Then I saw this one. DONE. SIGN ME UP! Absolutely stunning. Perfect for a family of four. Well, for a vacation home anyway. In 2014, we downsized from 5600sf (2800 upstairs, 2800 basement) to 1,000sf ranch. Two kids, myself, hubby, & two Weimaraners bigger than me. Even with downsizing our belongings to the bare necessities, it was challenging to get accustomed to. We’ve decided to wait until kids graduate before going “tiny” full time. Hats off to the families with young children who make it work!

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  10. When you like “something” and you feel like loving it, there are no
    comparison. The choice is unique….!:-)

  11. Always been one of my favorites since I started looking at the tiny house movement about 4 years ago! ❤️

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