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18-ft. Overnighter Tiny House by Nordic and Spruce


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The Overnighter is Nordic & Spruce’s mid-sized tiny house, clocking in at 18 feet long. It has no lofts, just expansive ceilings, and beautiful minimalism. There’s a bed that doubles as the couch area, a bench for one that could you butt a table up to, and an open-concept soaking tub!

The kitchenette has a hot plate and a sink, and you could put a mini fridge under the countertop. Behind a partition, you’ll find a toilet. This would be a perfect spot to host overnight guests, or even to put on Airbnb. Its price tag starts at $55,000, and they are made-to-order.

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The bed is on the ground floor and doubles as a couch space.

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There is a micro kitchenette.

Nordic & Spruce Overnighter 2

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I’m loving the black pottery.

Nordic & Spruce Overnighter

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The luxurious soaking tub is open concept.

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But the toilet hides behind the wall.

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This would make a great Airbnb or guest cottage.

Nordic & Spruce Overnighter 6

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Could you live here full time?

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Description:

This model is built on a trailer, making it easy for you to purchase and take home with you. Much like the popular weekender model but more compact. The design is minimalistic and light colored with a whitewashed nordic interior. We pay a lot of attention to trim detail, textures, and placement. The dimensions are 8’ 6” wide x 18’ long x 13’ 6” tall. The Overnighter model is “for order only, “ with normal lead time at 6-10 weeks. This model comes with everything the weekender has except the loft. Optional add on, soaking tub. (pictured) ( Not all the photos depict the accurate floorpan for this model)

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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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  • LargeMarge
    September 27, 2022, 8:20 pm

    A ‘kitchenette’ is generally thought of as a tiny kitchen.
    A ‘micro kitchenette’ sounds like a spoon, a mug, and a couple-three matches…

    • Alison
      September 29, 2022, 5:58 pm

      I’ve been watching videos of tiny apartments in Japan, and this kitchenette would seem large compared to some I saw.

  • Alison
    September 29, 2022, 6:05 pm

    To answer the question, “Could you live here full time?,” I’d say yes, if I really had to, but it’s much better suited for a brief stay. Even then, where would one put one’s clothing? I don’t even see any hooks, nor a towel bar. But the interior is very pleasant, and the windows are great, if you put the house where you have a good view.

  • Michael
    July 22, 2023, 8:43 pm

    I like the minimalist style and the lack of a loft which isn’t for older guys and the FL climate.
    However, I see options for improvement by adding a lift up to the ceiling bed, expand the kitchenette a bit and create a decent living and dining area under.

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