This Old-Fashioned 1957 Spartan Imperial Wants You to Give it New Life!

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Ok I know it doesn’t look like much right now, but this vintage 1957 Spartan Imperial Mansion has so much potential! And at only $20,000, you have a decent amount of wiggle room to make it really shine once again.

The trailer is 43ft x 10ft., making it especially spacious, and it features the original wood paneling. Right now it has a composting toilet, but you can always put the original RV toilet back in.

There’s plenty of room and it’s all one floor, meaning no loft-climbing once the rehab is done! It’s for sale on Tiny House Marketplace in Bellingham, Washington.

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43 Ft Spartan Imperial Mansion for Sale in WA

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A little scrubbing goes a long way!

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The main living space with lots of windows.

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Looking toward the kitchen.

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Love that you get a full oven.

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Bunks for kids! Or maybe storage?

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Super groovy tub.

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The bathroom is compact, but functional.

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Back room with plenty of storage.

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So much potential!

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Description:

1957 Spartan Imperial Mansion. 43ft x 10ft. In-line water heater, stove, propane central heating, and new fridge included. Has a bedroom which fits a full mattress comfortably, has standard bunk bed frame (which can be removed if you have another idea for how to use that space). Plenty of built-in closet/cabinets for storage. Original wood paneling interior. Some work needed on the wood paneling in the living room area. Currently has a composting toilet system installed, but the original toilet can easily be reinstalled. Perfect tiny home potential. Has lots of character and vintage charm. Currently has tenants, but is available beginning of August. Firm on price. Only serious inquiries please.

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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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5 comments

  1. I currently have a 42′ , 2000 – park model with 2 large slide outs, comes to about 400 sq ft – very livable. Is this all original mechanicals? Does it have to be moved? Love the look of the exterior and interior could be a fun project

  2. There nothing like owning a piece of history. This Spartan seems to have been well kept and could easily be turned into a bright spacious home. The first thing I would do is remove the dividing wall between the kitchen and the living space, and expand the bathroom while adding some vintage 1950s fixtures. I think it could be a really pretty place that joins past its past history with the present.

  3. If I had a place to put it, I would buy it today and start remodeling. Great bones; great size!

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