Mountaintop Tiny House on Their Own Land!

on December 15, 2023

After living on a sailboat and in a studio apartment, respectively, Bryan and Chloe decided to purchase a used tiny house and put it on their own mountaintop property in Washington! In order to have some more storage, they also bought a smaller shipping container for their clothes, long-term storage, and tools.

They built a lovely outdoor kitchen and fire pit area outdoors so they can welcome friends and family in the warmer months. Inside, they have a galley kitchen with an air fryer and induction cooktop, a little bathroom with a redone shower stall, and a lovely loft bedroom. What do you think?

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Mountaintop Tiny House on Their Own Land

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Here’s the view of the kitchen area from the loft.

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You can see their container for storage here.

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They keep their shoes in a little rack by the front door.

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VIDEO: Young couple buys Tiny House, container & private land

Highlights:

Bryan was living in a sailboat and Chloe in a studio apartment when they found this tiny house for sale and decided to purchase it.
They didn’t have land yet, but ended up scoring this gorgeous mountaintop property with septic already installed. They spent a decent amount on excavating, but in total only paid $214,000 on the home, container, land, and excavation. Home prices in their city are around $650K.
In order to have storage, they purchased a shipping container and insulated half of it to use it as a large closet. The other half holds long-term storage and tools.
The tiny house itself is a Linden model from Tumbleweed tiny homes that was built by students in a carpentry program. They purchased it used from the people who bought it from the students.
There’s about 144 square feet of living space on the first floor, and then a bedroom loft and a secondary loft for plants and their cat’s litterbox.