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The Nomad: From $95,000 in Dripping Springs

Charcoal vertical siding, a coral-red glass door, dual-axle trailer on gravel in Dripping Springs, Texas. It’s called The Nomad. Nomad Handcrafted Tiny Homes still prints a starting price of $95,000 with standard features as of August 31, 2026.

Charcoal vertical-siding Nomad tiny house on a dual-axle trailer on gravel: coral-red glass door, light wood trim, four clerestory windows, Dripping Springs Texas
Nomad Tiny Homes / nomadtinyhomes.com

The model page still prints: “A lightweight, go-anywhere tiny home designed for simplicity, mobility, and smart living — perfect as a personal retreat, compact ADU, or stylish studio-on-wheels.” Same page: “Lightweight and easy to tow…”

Size on that page is not one envelope. It still prints 20’ × 8.5’ or 24’ × 8.5’ (upgrade to 10’). Width on the FAQs is the industry standard at 8.5’, plus 10’ and 12’ wide.

Build options on the same model page: “All homes can be built as THOWs or on skids for foundations. We also offer removable jacks, axels & hitches, if needed.” Operator spelling is axels. Both THOW and skids print; this charcoal still is the house on a trailer.

Tan board-and-batten Nomad tiny house on a dual-axle trailer: chevron wood around a sage-green glass door, small wood deck, four clerestory windows
Nomad Tiny Homes / nomadtinyhomes.com

A second official still is tan board-and-batten, a chevron wood panel around a sage-green glass door, dual-axle trailer, a small wood deck on the gravel. Same model page, different finish.

Open Living, Kitchen, Bath

Key features as printed: open living space; functional kitchen; full bathroom — shower, vanity, and flush toilet; one sleeping loft. Available upgrades named: skylights, built-in storage, tile shower, and more.

Nomad living area: white shiplap walls, wood plank ceiling, grey sofa with a striped throw, black-framed windows, dark wood floor
Nomad Tiny Homes / nomadtinyhomes.com

This living still is white shiplap, a wood plank ceiling, dark floor, a grey sofa under a black-framed window. The Nomad page shows more than one interior finish.

Nomad kitchen: white farmhouse sink, butcher-block counter, cooktop, white shaker cabinets, black-framed window, coral-red door frame at the right
Nomad Tiny Homes / nomadtinyhomes.com

Kitchen still: farmhouse sink, butcher-block, a cooktop, white cabinets, the coral-red door frame at the right. Functional kitchen, as printed.

Nomad bathroom: light wood walls, grey hex floor tile, white flush toilet under a black-framed window, dark wood vanity with a white sink
Nomad Tiny Homes / nomadtinyhomes.com

The bath is light wood walls, grey hex floor, a vanity, a white flush toilet under the window. Full bathroom — shower, vanity, and flush toilet — as the model page names it.

The Loft

Looking down from a Nomad loft: wood tongue-and-groove walls and ceiling, cable stair rail, kitchen cooktop and black range hood, glass entry door
Nomad Tiny Homes / nomadtinyhomes.com

Another Nomad still looks down from the loft: wood tongue-and-groove, a cable stair rail, kitchen below, glass in the entry door. A different finish than the white-shiplap living still — both are official Nomad photos on the model page.

Nomad sleeping loft: light wood tongue-and-groove, dark floor, black cable rail, black-framed windows, industrial wall sconces
Nomad Tiny Homes / nomadtinyhomes.com

The sleeping loft: light wood, dark floor, black cable rail, black-framed windows. One sleeping loft, as printed.

Dripping Springs

Two streets print on the same HTML. Visible footer: 4955 Bell Springs Road, Building #14, Dripping Springs, TX 78620. JSON-LD on that page: 1906 Prochnow Road, Dripping Springs, TX, 78620. Both are Dripping Springs. The contact page still prints (512) 733-3437 and hello@nomadtinyhomes.com, and a line that the phone system is being upgraded and the phone line may be temporarily unavailable — email for the fastest response.

FAQs: “Are your tiny homes certified? We have been proud members of NOAH since November 2017.” Nav still labels Noah+ Certification.

For an earlier Nomad Tiny Homes walk-through on Tiny House Talk, see 250-sq.-ft. Tiny House Built by Nomad Tiny Homes (For Sale, $45k).

Highlights

  • Nomad Handcrafted Tiny Homes — The Nomad. Dripping Springs / Texas Hill Country
  • Starting price $95,000 with standard features as of August 31, 2026 on nomadtinyhomes.com/nomad
  • Size as printed: 20’ × 8.5’ or 24’ × 8.5’ (upgrade to 10’)
  • THOWs or on skids for foundations; removable jacks, axels & hitches if needed (operator spelling)
  • Open living; functional kitchen; full bathroom — shower, vanity, flush toilet; one sleeping loft
  • Available upgrades named: skylights, built-in storage, tile shower, and more
  • NOAH members since November 2017; nav labels Noah+ Certification
  • 4955 Bell Springs Road, Building #14, Dripping Springs, TX 78620 (visible footer)
  • 1906 Prochnow Road, Dripping Springs, TX, 78620 (JSON-LD on the same HTML)
  • (512) 733-3437 — contact page also prints that the phone line may be temporarily unavailable
  • hello@nomadtinyhomes.com
  • Pages visited August 31, 2026

Learn More

The Nomad — Nomad Handcrafted Tiny Homes — starting $95,000 with standard features as of August 31, 2026.
Model: nomadtinyhomes.com/nomad
Contact: nomadtinyhomes.com/contact-us ·
FAQs: nomadtinyhomes.com/faqs
Instagram: instagram.com/nomadtinyhomes
hello@nomadtinyhomes.com · (512) 733-3437
4955 Bell Springs Road, Building #14, Dripping Springs, TX 78620
1906 Prochnow Road, Dripping Springs, TX 78620
Photos: Nomad Tiny Homes / nomadtinyhomes.com. Pages visited August 31, 2026.

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Alex

Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.
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