Irving Tiny House on Wheels with Downstairs Bedroom

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This is the Irving Tiny House with a downstairs bedroom built by Tiny Life Construction.

Irving is a luxury tiny home with all the essentials. It sleeps up to 6 with a fold out couch, and boasts two large closets for his and her clothing. Irving is perfect for a couple wanting to downsize or for a small family. This THOW would make a great vacation property or even an in-law suite for the backyard! It is 8’6”W x 32’L x 13’6”T totaling just under 350 SF of livable space including the loft. This model also comes with your standard RV hookups for electric and water.

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Irving Tiny House on Wheels with Downstairs Bedroom

Images via Tiny Life Construction


Images via Tiny Life Construction

From the Builder:

Irving is a luxury tiny home with all the essentials. It sleeps up to 6 with a fold out couch, and boasts two large closets for his and her clothing. Irving is perfect for a couple wanting to downsize or for a small family. This THOW would make a great vacation property or even an in-law suite for the backyard! It is 8’6”W x 32’L x 13’6”T totaling just under 350 SF of livable space including the loft. This model also comes with your standard RV hookups for electric and water.

Highlights: 

  • Downstairs bedroom
  • His & Her Closets
  • Large Kitchen
  • Full-Sized Bathroom
  • Tankless Propane Water Heater
  • Propane Range
  • Midsize Refrigerator
  • Propane Washer/Dryer Combo Unit
  • Storage/Sleeping Loft
  • Custom Trailer With Brake Assisted Axels
  • Spray Foam Insulation
  • Large Storage Closet On Tongue
  • Greensboro, North Carolina

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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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13 comments

  1. Very sharp. Love the set up. The ladder is the only draw back for me , I am 67 and not as nimble as I once was. Are there hook ups for TV, Computers, or ports for recharging one’s phone? Is there a fan in the bathroom for venting purposes?

  2. Natalie,
    Since you are a lover of Tiny Houses, AND coffee, you need to look up Story Coffee House in Colorado Springs. It is an amazing Tiny House Coffee Shop that you WILL want to visit!!!!

    1. Thank you so much for the recommendation Wes! If I’m ever in Colorado Springs I will have to give it a try 🙂 — Tiny House Talk Team

  3. Beside the loft and ladder I like it. Don’t see a need for a loft in a THOW of that side. It makes proportion ugly because the width- height ratio doesn’t fit. Lofts are great for kids.
    My time enjoying such spaces are gone and I wanna wait a bit to
    get to coffin feeling.

  4. Beside the loft and ladder I like it. Don’t see a need for a loft in a THOW of that size. It makes proportion ugly because the width- height ratio doesn’t fit. Lofts are only great for kids.
    My time enjoying such spaces are gone and I wanna wait a bit to
    get to coffin feeling.

  5. Could it be that folks are only looking at photos of this THOW instead of reading about it as well? The bedroom is DOWNSTAIRS. The loft is second bedroom or storage space.

  6. Yes, I too am not fond of lofts for the same reason many have; I am no longer ‘nimble’, as one of your readers puts it. But the loft is a great space for storage and also if a grand child should want to escape to visit for a bit 🙂 I do love the colour choices, inside and out, for this tiny house… the colours give it style and class that I find really attractive.

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