This is a three-month-old Oregon Tiny House on one acre of land for sale that has sold.
The owners are motivated to sell within the month because of an upcoming move, and will sell the house and land together, or separately. It includes beveled cedar siding, pine tongue and groove walls, a fully-functional kitchen, bathroom and loft bedroom. Enjoy the full tour below and if you’re interested, contact the sellers using the information at the bottom of this page.
Don’t miss other awesome stories like this – join our FREE Tiny House Newsletter for more!
Oregon Tiny House on One Acre of Land (SOLD)
Images via Danielle and Joe
Related: Escape Vista Tiny House Vacation in Oregon
Images via Danielle and Joe
Video: 24 Ft. Luxury Tiny Home!
From the Owners:
We are selling our custom built Tiny Home as well as our 1 acre property the home sits on. Being sold as is with 200 amp RV connection, 70 foot gravel driveway and a gravel pad the home sits on. Price of land is $32,000 (REDUCED!) and price of Tiny Home is $60,000 (REDUCED!).
Highlights:
- 24ft x 8ft 6″ low bed trailer frame. Complete with 6,000lb axles and 4 x 5,000lb corner stabilizers.
- Engineered dark hand scraped hardwood flooring throughout (including lofts).
- Insulated with R21 closed cell spray foam insulation (it’s already snowed where we live and the whole house stays toasty!)
- 2 overhanging lofts (Each loft will overhang by 2ft. This will give a length of 28ft).
- 1″x 6″ beveled cedar siding finished with clear wood stain
- 5ftW x 14″D removable exterior bar for outdoor seating, that can be removed.
- Pine T&G paneling throughout home
- Custom designed ceiling and loft beams, stained dark with walnut stain
- 28″W Sliding barn door
- Dark butcher block counter tops
- Deep white cabinets with plenty of storage
- 24″ W white Magic Chef Fridge
- 24″ white deep ceramic sink
- Full sized french doors
- 24″ white Classic Unique propane cook top/oven range (my favorite kitchen feature!)
- 24″ W Midea 2.0 Cu. Ft. Washer/Dryer Combo
- Rustic exposed wall shelving in kitchen
- White single sink vanity in bathroom
- 30″ x 30″ shower with glass door and overhead rain shower fixture
- Highly preferred Natures Head Composting Toilet
- 2 FULL sized his & hers wardrobes
- Fold Down Office Space
- Fold up love seat area
- Sliding 5′ x 3′ bar window
- 5′ Long bar seating area at window
- Cubic Mini Wood Burning Stove (heats the entire home!). Comes with electric fan heater as well.
- Rare “dog walk” connecting both lofts
- Full sized bedroom loft that can fit a KING bed. Additional floor storage in sleeping loft too.
- Media loft/extra bedroom loft
- Custom rustic light fixtures throughout home (as seen in some pictures)
- Additional Recessed lighting in both lofts
- 2ft x 3ft skylight in sleeping loft
- 8 loft windows that give plenty of natural light
- Custom designed 90 degree storage staircase that leads to main sleeping loft
- Solar conduit (available for future solar instillation)
- 8 Gallon Rheem on-demand hot water heater
- 10 Gallon propane tank
- 25ft & 50 ft heated hoses
- Custom designed dog crate
- Contact Sellers: (removed); (removed)
Resources:
- Contact: (removed); (removed)
Related: Vermont Jamaica Cottage Shop Tiny Cabin on 10 Acres For Sale
Our big thanks to Danielle for sharing!
You can share this tiny house with your friends and family for free using the e-mail and social media re-share buttons below. Thanks.
If you enjoyed this Oregon Tiny House you’ll LOVE our Free Daily Tiny House Newsletter with even more! Thank you!
More Like This: Explore our Tiny Houses Section
See The Latest: Go Back Home to See Our Latest Tiny Houses
Natalie C. McKee
Latest posts by Natalie C. McKee (see all)
- 1.5 Years Building his $3,000 School Bus Tiny Home - March 20, 2023
- Content Creators & Family in Their 2021 RV - March 20, 2023
- They Went From Homeowners to Van Life - March 19, 2023
Location?
Exactly my question. This could be a lovely area, or in the middle of a clear-cut wasteland or next to a quarry. The fact that they aren’t even naming the place (even, say, “20 miles from Roseburg” or “east of Portland”) makes me wonder why.
I think it’s mostly because giving your address away to strangers on the internet isn’t wise 🙂 If someone is interested and contacts them, I’m sure they will give you the exact address. — Tiny House Talk Team
Other “sale” listings here generally link to the online listing. Posts with Tiny Homes for sale w/o land still include the town+state part of the address (not full street-# address) so you know whether you’ll have to spend a fortune trailering a THOW cross-country. In Oregon, knowing the nearest town is IMPORTANT. You could be up that 70′ gravel road from a paved street, or up 10 miles of un-paved Forest Service fire-road from the nearest paved road, which is then 30 winding miles from the nearest store/Post Office, or in a currently-rural suburb that’s about to be developed and turn into a tract-house neighborhood (where likely, THOWs could be zoned out).
This is a listing we got directly from the owner, so we are the “online listing” in this case, I’m afraid. However, I am more than positive that the owner will tell you everything and anything you need to know about the land 🙂 Her contact info is posted under the images.
Seems reasonable. If you are sure you can get your money back out of the land I’d grab that too. House seems nice and reasonable. And if one wants to build conventional on the land someday then just sell the thow.
Exactly! Getting land is the key, so this is pretty great. — Tiny House Talk Team
Nice! Love the wood burning heater in wall… Live the whole thing!
Me too 🙂 — Tiny House Talk Team
Location? Longitude/latitude? Images of the land going out from the house? Need a siting to see how the house sits on the 1-acre. As well, who and what are around the house?
I’m sure you can contact the owner and get more details 🙂 — Tiny House Talk Team
I think the house would show better if they took that gigantic wooden dog crate out of the living room area. I wonder if the dog ever got to use that “rare” dog walk connecting both lofts.
The house is by Mint Tiny Homes and they do quality work.
I’m sure the crate was just for when they left. It’s a challenge to keep a pup out of “rooms” when you have only one haha.
Just because it is used as a dog crate now does not dictate that for future use. It could be any type of storage.
What I don’t understand is that the whole idea behind going small is to reduce debt! And the prices of these tiny homes are outrageous, how on earth can one justify these prices?
For people who come from areas of the country where a starter home is $300K (the average single family home price in the US is $350K), they justify the price because it’s at least a third of what they’d need for a starter home. In some cases, it’s the down payment. So if they live in an area that has higher wages, they look at these prices like a huge savings. Of course, if you live in an area where you can get a home for $60K, it doesn’t make as much sense 🙂
I just don’t get the complaining and same ol’ argument, people think they’re going to get a house for the cost of materials only ? There’s labor costs too and like Natalie said, the average house price in you’re area, my area is almost $700k, about 16 miles from me in Newport Beach average is $2 million so go figure !
As mentioned above, it depends on the area you live in and the house prices there. Where I live, that amount for the tiny house and the land would maybe maybe cover the cost of a kitchen and bathroom in a ‘much older’ converted from a rental bldg to a condo with only basic finishes. And then you have the condo fees etc on top of the purchase price.. So………you must also consider the quality finishes and the fact that it is basically brand new.
I can’t help but wonder why someone would go to all the effort to build a THOW like this one, only to put it up for sale three months later. Ads like this one always send up red flags for me. If this package is such a great deal, why are they bailing out? What is the problem here? I can understand the occasional ad like this, but there are all too many like this for my comfort and “caveat emptor” echoes in the back of my mind. I know that some consider that private information, but when you go public, the public wants to know.
Silver Gypsy, I totally agree with you! Something doesn’t sound right about this.
Her spouse got accepted to graduate school in the city and there isn’t a place for them to move the THOW (legally) there. Nothing sketchy, just an unexpected life change.
A very nice tiny house, no a beautiful tiny house….! It’s price, well….
N-I-C-E!
Exactly where is the land? Near what city? How many miles away from it? How much are annual taxes on the land?
As I wrote up above, simply send the owner an email and I’m sure she will answer all your questions and more 🙂
I guess my question is, is this on a piece of land that is legal to have a full time RV(tiny house)? I have lived in my tiny house for 6 yrs. and cant find any area in Oregon where I can live on acreage with an RV(tiny house) for more than 180 days. Most are deemed recreational and so I bought 2 parcels and have to move twice a year to either site. So i’d love to know where this is located or if it is legally set on full time land for an RV?
Hi Joni — You’d have to contact the owner and ask her what she knows. Then I’d probably double check with the town and make sure before purchasing!
I don’t know what it is about this house I have looked at it more than 20xs and I just love it.It looks so warm and cozy. I bet it was hard to leave.
I know! SO hard to leave such a cutie.