This is a log cabin park model tiny house for sale out of Rutherfordton, North Carolina via Tiny House Marketplace.
According to the listing, it’s a two-year-old Green River park model RV with 399-sq.-ft. of space. It features quartz counters, bronze fixtures, a mini-split system, keyless entry, a four-burner stove oven, a full-size refrigerator, a brand new sofa, dining table, and chairs, a daybed, and a trundle with a new mattress and honeycomb shades. The asking price is $63,000. Check it out and learn more below.
Don’t miss other interesting tiny homes like this for sale, join our FREE Tiny Houses For Sale Newsletter for more like this!
399-sq.-ft. Log Cabin Park Model Tiny House RV For Sale in North Carolina
Images via Anne Cox/Tiny House Marketplace
How do you like this sofa?
Images via Anne Cox/Tiny House Marketplace
The cabin has a mini-split AC system.
Images via Anne Cox/Tiny House Marketplace
A full-size kitchen.
Images via Anne Cox/Tiny House Marketplace
Full-size bathroom, too.
Images via Anne Cox/Tiny House Marketplace
The bedroom lives like a modern-day Thoreau cabin.
Images via Anne Cox/Tiny House Marketplace
How do you like the wood walls?
Images via Anne Cox/Tiny House Marketplace
Highlights
- Green River park model RV
- 399-sq.-ft.
- For sale
- It was built in 2019
- Two years old
- Lightly used
- Mini-split air conditioning
- Keyless entry system
- Full kitchen with four-burner stove and oven, full-size refrigerator, dishwasher, and hooks ups for a washer and dryer
- Furnished with new sofa couch, dining table and chairs, and daybed with new mattress
- $63,000
- Rutherfordton, NC
Learn more
Related stories
- Natalie Bogwalker’s Tiny Log Cabin (Wild Abundance)
- Traditional Log Cabin in America’s Hometown (Where the Pilgrims Landed)
- The Hermitage: Log Cabin Park Model In the Woods
You can share this using the e-mail and social media re-share buttons below. Thanks!
If you enjoyed this you’ll LOVE our Free Daily Tiny House Newsletter with even more!
You can also join our Small House Newsletter!
Also, try our Tiny Houses For Sale Newsletter! Thank you!
More Like This: Tiny Houses | Park Model Tiny Houses | Tiny Cabins | THOWs | Tiny Houses For Sale
See The Latest: Go Back Home to See Our Latest Tiny Houses
Alex
I wonder if that price includes the dirt it’s setting on and if so, how much land?
Nope, listing states no land…
Put the address in search…It is on a house for sale….says in ad dwelling ADU….
I hate an abundance of wood walls and/or ceilings. But that’s a personal preference.
Love the layout though.
And what is the funny wooden thing on the wall at the foot of the bed?
Typically, it’s the circuit breaker box… Code requirements can make it hard to place in a hidden area. So they usually figure ways to help blend it in and not stick out as much…
Of course… just never seen (noticed?) it before. Thanks for that James D.
In the bedroom the wall is showing it’s a panel that looks like a picture.
It opens up and the panel box is there. I had one of those by Green River. Absolutely the best log cabin I ever owned. Sorry I sold it.
Fuse box….
Now THIS is what I have been missing for a long time…..the natural beauty of wood, undestroyed by paint…so warm and cozy!
who is Mary Oliver? you have been quoting her for a week now.
The floor plan is a good one and I can imagine myself living in this. The kitchen isn’t as big as I would like but it is more usable than many I have seen…it has a decent amount of counter space and the cabinets would hold what you need in a downsized home. I’m not gobsmacked but with a few changes, I could fall in love with it. The log cabin exterior is fun and I like it but I do have a problem with the interior. Maybe a bit too much wood but I could live with it if it was clear wood instead of knotty pine. All those knots make it way too busy. I have never been a fan though I know people who would cringe at my complaint! To each their own. If knotty pine was the only wood available, I would probably paint at least a few walls to give the eyes a place to rest from all that knotty activity. It’s all a matter of personal preference, of course! Overall, I would say this is a very good result and could serve many people very well! Add in my own furniture and belongings and it would be very homey. Bravo!