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Eco-Friendly & Non-Toxic Rustic Tiny House with Writer’s Desk


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Here’s an amazing hand-crafted tiny house with a writer’s desk. Built primarily from reclaimed materials, all the wood inside is sealed with all-natural tung oil, a non-toxic alternative to polyurethanes and stains. Any paint you see is old-fashioned milk paint; everything is either plywood or natural wood—no MDF or particleboard. Finally, the fabrics chosen are natural latex and wool (so watch out if you’re allergic!).

The house design includes a compact corner kitchen and a wet bath (you provide the composting toilet). There’s a lovely painted table in the middle of the house and a futon in the living room area. A small desk space is set up to allow you to work from home. Finally, you can climb a ladder to the bedroom loft, where a skylight gives you views of the stars. It was listed for $104K.

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24-Foot Reclaimed Material Tiny Home (Loft Bedroom)

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What an amazing, cozy cabin feel inside!

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The kitchen has live-edge countertops.

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All the wood is sealed with 100% tung oil.

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What a beautiful table!

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It’s nice to have a work-from-home office.

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A small wet bath here. No toilet included. (You can add a composting one).

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The loft bedroom has an awesome skylight.

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The exterior has cool reclaimed metal siding.

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Tiny House Overview:

  • Price: $104,000.00
  • Base: Iron Eagle PAD series 2022 model trailer
    • Weight Capacity: 14k pounds
    • Size: 24×8 feet (192 Sq. ft)
    • DMV Registered as trailer coach

Features:

  • Kitchen: Fully functional with full-sized appliances
  • Loft: Includes skylight and king-sized bed
  • Convertible Couch: Transforms into a full-sized guest bed
  • Bathroom: Shower with galvanized metal walls, tile floor (No toilet; designed for small indoor composting toilet or external use)
  • Electrical: 30 Amp subpanel with RV cord hookup
  • Utility Closet: Houses 2x 40 pound propane tanks
  • Storage: Includes multi-function furniture, storage loft, drawers, and shelves

Appliances:

  • Mini-split system for heating and cooling
  • Dwarf 4k wood stove for primary heating
  • Propane gas range, full-sized Whirlpool refrigerator, and Broan range hood
  • Rinnai propane tankless hot water heater

Eco-Friendly Materials:

  • Interior: Solid wood (oak floors, mixed species ceilings and siding, predominantly redwood)
  • Finishes: 100% natural tung oil, milk paint from the Real Milk Paint Company
  • Furniture: No particleboard/MDF, uses solid wood or plywood
  • Cushions/Mattresses: Made from natural latex and wool

Suitability:

  • Ideal for individuals capable of climbing ladders (e.g., to access loft).

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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