This is the Sea Foam Gooseneck Tiny House located on the Oregon coast of Waldport over at Tiny Tranquility.
The tiny house features a bedroom over the gooseneck area of the trailer which is only three steps up, there’s also a full kitchen, bathroom, and living area with a sofa that turns into an additional sleeping space.
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Tiny Tranquility in Waldport is one of the better-known tiny house communities on the Oregon coast, and it runs a waitlist — which is what makes a home already sited there worth more than the house alone. This one occupied lot #30: a 30-foot build from 2018 with 255 square feet inside.
Buying it meant stepping past the queue and taking on the lot at $700 per month, which is the real calculation with any community home. The purchase price is a one-off; the lot rent is permanent.
Editor’s note: this home was listed at $125,000 in 2022 and has sold. Tiny Tranquility is still operating and maintains a waitlist — their site is linked below, along with current listings.
The park described the arrangement at the time:
The current wait list for Tiny Tranquility Park is approximately 5 years out. However, since this tiny house is already located in the park, the Buyer has the option to keep the home in its current site and move in immediately, subject to successful completion of an application and background check.
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Hope you’re not afraid of heights because this tiny A-frame cabin is perched 40 feet in the air! The exterior is all windows and angles, including a diamond shape on one side, but the interior is full of curved details and has a cozy ambiance to soften the feel of the space. It was designed and built by the team at Repère Boréal in Charlevoix, Quebec, and they call it The Uhu.
Getting up into the cabin is a pretty cool experience: you climb an enclosed spiral staircase and once you reach the top, you cross a 20-foot bridge to get to the cabin’s front door.
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Here’s a beautiful tiny house for sale in Oregon. The sleek, modern THOW is 25 feet long and includes a downstairs bedroom/living, so no stairs or climbing.
The tiny house also has a full kitchen and a 3/4 bath with a flush toilet. There’s plenty of storage between the cabinets and the shelving on the walls. It’s for sale right now for $45,000.
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This family of five (soon to be six!) has been living in their renovated toy hauler now for about two years. They got started on the tiny living journey when husband Troy became a travel nurse — an RV allowed his wife Elizabeth and their three girls to take home wherever he went for work!
They purchased the RV for about $45K and put $3K into the renovation. Using mostly paint, they were able to take the dark “stock RV” and make it into a lovely boho home that’s lovely and inviting. Enjoy the photo tour and their interview below!
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Andy had always been a fan of traveling and living tiny in a number of vehicles, so in 2018, he found a 4×4 ambulance that would make the perfect off-roading tiny house on wheels. He got to work converting it, keeping some original elements, and replacing anything that didn’t work for him.
The result? A cozy home with a convertible bed, awesome dinette, mini kitchen, and a lot of storage. He built out his own roof rack where he stores a massive 41-inch spare tire! What do you think of this rig?
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This is a modern and minimalist one-level tiny house in Sweden called the KEU Mobile Home.
The 37m2 (398 square feet) home includes a multi-functional living area/bedroom with a sofa bed, a luxurious bathroom, and a well-equipped kitchen with a murphy-bed style dining table that hides away when not in use.
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Mark your calendars and get your tickets!
This is a festival in the truest sense. Tiny houses, skoolies, DIYs, professional builds, and private-home owners.
PLUS… workshops, speakers, presentations, live entertainment, vendors, artisans, food trucks, and more!
ALSO… this is will be our 27th for-charity tiny house festival. To date we have given away over $754K+ from the proceeds of our events to over 100+ charities, great causes and within the communities where we hold our events.
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After quarantines and lockdowns became a normal part of life, Teja was looking for a place of his own instead of living with roommates — but when the average cost of a home in San Jose where he lives was over $1 million, there was just no way he could get into the housing market.
That’s when San Jose agreed to allow ADUs in the city, and Teja worked as a trailblazer to get his professionally-built tiny house on wheels approved on his parent’s property. He’s now using that experience to help others get legal tiny homes situated in the city. What do you think of his awesome tiny?
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