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Take a look at this 274-square-foot tiny house that’s for sale in Motley, Minnesota. By far, the most notable feature of this tiny house is the balcony, which you access via a door in the loft bedroom. Not only does it act as a necessary fire exit, but it provides you with a lovely spot for stargazing or sipping a morning cup of coffee.
Inside you’ll find a pretty standard THOW layout, with a living room at one end and the kitchen and bathroom on the other end. The sturdy steps that lead up to the loft hide a number of storage compartments, many of which feature slide-out shelves that make it so much easier to see what you have stored. The bathroom includes hook-ups for a washer and dryer unit. You can buy it for $75,000.
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Epic THOW w/ Balcony Off Loft Bedroom
The bay window adds extra space to the living room.
I love the wrap-around faux stone on the bottom of the THOW.
Here’s a better look at the balcony.
This awesome door looks like it belongs on a castle.
The exposed beams are gorgeous!
Looking out at the kitchen.
What perfect on-theme lighting fixtures.
A rustic, but sturdy staircase to the loft.
Awesome pull-out shelves!
Those doors open to the balcony.
Here’s the view looking in from the balcony.
You could easily sit out here!
A large under-mount sink in the kitchen.
The oven with four burners. Smaller than “standard” but still plenty functional!
The bathrooms have the same countertops and also a basin sink.
Feel like you’re scrubbing up in a washbasin of olde.
Your washer/dryer could go here.
A standard shower stall with a removable shower head.
Sturdy “foundation” for your home.
Here’s the hot water heater.
You can see the faux stones up close here.
Highlights:
- $75,000
- Custom-built tiny house that is designed to be able to be jacked up off trailer and placed on a foundation if desired.
- Kitchen has granite countertops with gas range and range hood.
- Bathroom has flush toilet, 35X36 shower, copper sink and washer dryer hookups.
- Interior includes spray foam insulation and under stairs storage.
- Utilities include 50A electric, 20 gallon electric water heater and 4 inch sewer hookup.
- Exterior siding is cedar.
- Access to rear deck is through the loft.
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This is definitely special. Love the wood exterior…the perfect color! I do like the idea of stone on the exterior but would opt for some that didn’t include that pink color. It’s not terrible, I’m just not a “pink” person. Wow! That front door is a knock out and you had me at exposed beams! Love the hardware on them. The storage under the stairs is great. I think I would look into a small version of an induction range rather than gas but, again, that’s personal preference. I like having the option of putting my own style mirror in the bathroom but I’m wondering if they just hadn’t finished that last detail. Maybe I missed it but I don’t recall there being any hanging storage for clothes. LOVE the balcony! I might consider installing on-demand water heating because the one shown seems small. Well, duh, it IS a tiny house, right??? hahaha On-demand just makes more sense to me. Anyway, I give big kudos to the designer! This would be a nice place to live, for sure!
I like the balcony too. And that bathroom sink leaves more counter space, and it probably makes sense anyway to have the sink higher than most. For the water heater, just call it a “water heater.” Of _course_ it’s hot, and you don’t heat hot water; you heat cold water to get it hot.