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Tiny Idahomes did it again creating Mimi’s Clear Creek Tiny House complete with a pop-out couch and a ground-floor guest room with room for a queen-sized bed.
The exterior has an awesome awning as well to provide shade for an outdoor living area. There’s a galley kitchen, loft bedroom (per Mimi’s wish) and a bathroom under the storage loft. What a cute and cozy home! Clear Creek models from Tiny Idahomes start at $45,850. More details here.
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Tiny Idahomes Shows Off Mini’s Clear Creek Tiny House
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This is such a beautiful galley kitchen with a fun backplash.
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Look how big that pantry is! The queen guest room is just beyond it.
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The bathroom is under the second loft on the other side of the house.
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Here’s the slide-out, with a very comfy-looking couch.
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No uncomfortable bench couch here!
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Here’s the stove, oven and microwave.
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Specifications:
- 2 X 4 Construction
- Blown in Fiberglass Batt Insulation – R-15 in walls, R-15 Ceiling and R-13 Floor
- Cedar Tongue & Groove
- Trim –Cedar
- Roofing – Standing Seam metal
- Kinro vinyl windows – double pane – Sliding– Low E glass with screen
- 21”x 27” ventilation skylight
- 36”, exterior Door, 1/2 lite with built in blinds, outswing
- Interior walls – Bead Board
- Interior Trim & Ceiling – Pine
- Floor – one sheet vinyl –Congoleum
- Rear 8’ Sleeping loft with pine tongue and groove floor
- Rear 8’ Main Floor Bedroom w/queen size bed box. 2 drawers & pull up storage on top
- Custom pine headboard w/shelving and custom 32” closet w/hanging rods & adjustable shelving
- Mid Kitchen with 24” deep white apron sink, Gooseneck style faucet 21” Furrion- drop in – Stainless Steel Range with 3-burner cooktop & 24” Furrion
- Stainless Steel rangehood / 0.9 cu ft built in microwave above rangehood
- 9 cu ft Stainless Steel Refrigerator
- Custom 24” pantry cabinet w/adjustable shelves
- Countertop– Corian
- Backsplash –tile – full height
- Mid Living room with 6’ Slide Out
- 56” Jackknife couch installed in Slide Out
- Ceiling fan installed in center
- 23” Classic Flame electric fireplace with Corian top
- 5’ Front bathroom with 60”x30” shower/tub combo
- Splendid washer/dryer combo unit- vented
- Residential round toilet
- Small sink with cabinet below
- Mirrored medicine cabinet
- Hampton Bay wall sconces throughout
- 9,000 BTU Mini Split
- Truma tankless water heater
- 20’ 12-volt electric awning
- 50 AMP RV electrical converter panel, 25’ Power Cord and Connection
- RV Propane Connection with propane cover. Hose Bib water connection
- Pex Plumbing pipe
- 3” Sewer Connection
- Payload Capacity: 1,72 kg (3,880 lbs)
- Trailer Weight: 3,880 kg (12,220 lbs)
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A really beautiful home. But there was an advertisement for a kitchen right above their kitchen and I was totally confused by how you would fit such a huge kitchen in there until I realized what they had done 😄,
Haha ooops!
The whole living room is one couch. No thanks.
Could always make the bedroom a living room, maybe with a convertible bed to still be used as a bedroom…
But all designs have their trade offs, something this size means a larger living room would leave it with a smaller kitchen or eliminating the bedroom and only having a loft to sleep in…
They are a custom builder, though, so whatever your priorities they’ll built it that way…
This house can be for the person who has back problems and doesn’t want to really use the loft upstairs. The lofts can be for storage.