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This is Spencer’s Myrtle Beach 5th Wheel Tiny House for sale.
He is selling it for $44,900.
Please enjoy, read more and re-share below!
Myrtle Beach 5th Wheel Tiny House For Sale: $44.9K
Images via Spencer Sousa
Images via Spencer Sousa
Video: 5th Wheel Tiny House is 35 Feet Long
Highlights:
- $44,900
- Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
- Designed by Seller
- Registered with the SCDMV as a 2016 homemade camper. Owner has the title, registration and license plate ready to be signed over to the new owner.
- 35 ft long x 8 ft 3 in wide x 13 ft 3 in tall
- 280 sq. ft.
- Huge Living area (regular full size couch would fit)
- This house runs on a 50 amps 240 volt system (propane for the water heater and oven)
- Led recessed lighting throughout the entire house
- Lap siding with metal roof
- Casement windows in kitchen and loft
- Ductless wall mount Mini Split Air conditioner with heat pump
- Appliances include LG stainless steel refrigerator, LG washer/dryer combo, and GE Propane stove.
- On demand Tankless Propane water heater
- Large, Deep stainless steel undermount corner sink in kitchen
- Shaker style cabinetry
- Large crown molding and base boards
- Craftsman style window trim
- Pocket door to access bath
- Dryflush toilet
- Shower stall with high ceiling and shower head (tall folks will love this!)
- TONS of storage space with the shelving next to the shower.
- Large loft accessed by small set of stairs. (A king size mattress could fit in loft)
If you’re interested please contact Spencer at: [email protected]
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It’s fine, but at 35 ft., not really a tiny house.
Why should anyone live in 120 sq. ft.? Tiny is relative. Living smaller and reducing your carbon footprint is what counts. Personally, I would feel claustrophobic in 200 sq ft. I’m looking for more like 285-320 sq ft which is smaller than my 600 sq ft apt that I live in now. I want to live in my tiny house forever. At one time, I lived in a 3,500 sq ft home! I wouldn’t go back to that for anything. Everyone’s different and the word tiny is up to their standards, not yours. Just be glad, we are all downsizing, making do with less and living happy.
Great points, Janet. I agree! — Tiny House Talk Team
Actually, new homes keep getting larger with median square footage at 2467, 11% larger than a decade ago. Lot size and family size are decreasing. I personally really like the Park Model Homes at 399 sq. ft. One bedroom, one bathroom, living area and kitchen.
Chattahoochie Park Model for the win! I could put one of those on a foundation and live happy.
I agree that tiny is relative. Too many variables! Do you work in your house? Who else lives with you? How much stuff do you want to keep in your house? What hobbies do you have? Etc., etc. 🙂
Alex, allow people to build to their liking and all will be fine. Yes, if one or both people work in their tiny homes, more space is necessary. What some people wall “wasted space” others call “open space.” A tiny house has to be individualized which is why they use the word “custom!”
I like the looks of this house. From the main floor I liked the stairs going up to bedroom, But looking back down when you put the camera on them, I thought Wow you could miss one coming down. Just my thoughts. You did a good job, and thanks for sharing. From Iowa
I actually thought the same thing Gene! But I’m a bit clumsy 🙂 — Tiny House Talk Team
Nice size, roomy and very well priced. Easier to thow as a fift wheel.
I agree! — Tiny House Talk Team
How tall is it in the loft? Would there be any walk around room if a queen bed was put in there?
Good questions — The loft is probably between 8 and 10 ft. tall. And I can’t say about the bed. Probably room on at least one side. — Tiny House Talk Team
It’s really nice. Very neutral so any colors would fit. I am assuming those nice stairs lead to the bedroom loft. Beautiful floor and trim. Really pretty!
Yes I think they do 🙂 — Tiny House Talk Team
Beautiful house….! And a great price too…..
Thank you sir glad you like it 😀
Agreed.. I’m well impressed with many aspects of this one, definitely nears the top of my reference list (despite the handful changes I would make) .
I have a bunch of questions. Has this tiny house been lived in? Are the bugs worked out? What does it weigh? How does it pull? What is the heat source? Is there skirting? Is it insulated enough to be lived in northern Alberta? It can get down to -49 F.