This is the Buster Tiny House on Wheels by Build Tiny in New Zealand.
From the outside, you’ll notice the spectacular design with its slanted shed-style roof, lots of windows, and modern french doors.
Step inside to discover a lovely great room, beautiful kitchen, bathroom, and a custom storage staircase with a safety rail that leads you to the cozy sleeping loft.
This is an 8ft by 24ft tiny house on wheels that’s for sale out of Philadelphia, Mississippi for $42,000 by Pilgrim Woodwork Co.
It features a 192 sq. ft. lower level plus a 96 sq. ft. upper level for a total of 288 sq. ft. of living space inside.
This tiny house features a flip down porch, a downstairs bedroom, plus a garage door to open up the space to the outdoors whenever you want to. Take the full tour below and let us know what you think about it in the comments.
288 Sq. Ft. Tiny House on Wheels by Pilgrim Woodwork Co
This is Stuart’s Escape Vista Tiny House that’s for sale out of Acton, California.
It’s a 175 sq. ft. tiny home that’s 21ft long, 8.5ft wide, and 9ft 6in high (10ft 6in if you include the rooftop AC).
It’s a travel trailer certified by RVIA and weighs about 7800 lbs. The asking price is $49,900 $46,000 if you’re interested you can learn more and get in touch with Stuart below. Thanks!
Escape Vista Tiny House on Wheels For Sale in Acton, California for $49,900 $46,000
In this article you’ll learn about how and why you might hate living in a tiny house.
In the tiny house world, we constantly glamorize the lifestyle because it has its benefits (costs less, quick to clean/maintain, better for the environment, etc.), so I think it’s best to offer a reality check, and I’m glad Jenna, of Tiny House Giant Journey, is doing that for us today.
In the video below, she covers the top 10 reasons why living in a tiny house stinks so I wanted to share them with you to start a discussion about it in the comments and then I wanted to ask you the all important question, which is…
Will any of these drawbacks stop you from going tiny?
Top 10 Reasons Why Living in a Tiny House Can Be Terrible And Why You Might Hate It
Le Koroc is a beautifully handcrafted tiny houseboat built by Richard’s company, Daigno, in Quebec, Canada.
From the outside, it’s hard to believe there’s a full kitchen, a full bathroom (with shower), a large dinette that converts into a bed, and another smaller eating area crammed into this micro cabin. Not to mention the enormous deck for enjoying the water and fresh air!
It’s a 28ft long tiny home featuring a comfy sleeper couch, upstairs sleeping loft, a beautiful little kitchen, a really nice bathroom with a full-size closet, and more. It was built in May of 2018 and was available for $73,000 $69,000 but has since sold. Take the full tour and let us know what you think about it in the comments below. Thanks!
It features 238 sq. ft. on the main level plus a 72 sq. ft. loft space. But if you like downstairs sleeping, don’t worry because there’s a murphy bed downstairs that doubles as your dining table.
This one-of-a-kind tiny home comes in at about $75,000 $71,000 and you can learn more about it below. Thanks!
Seabrook Tiny House with Downstairs Murphy Bed by Handcrafted Movement
This is the Silver Bullet Tiny House on Wheels that was built by Bantam Built Homes.
It’s a rendition of the iconic Shedsistence tiny house design which features an indented entry door plus full-size storage shed accessible from the outside of the home.
Take the full tour below and let us know how you like it in the comments. Thanks! To explore more amazing tiny homes like this, join our Tiny House Newsletter. It’s free and you’ll be glad you did! We even give you free downloadable tiny house plans just for joining!
Updated January 9, 2019
Bantam Built Homes Builds a Shedsistence Tiny House: The Silver Bullet!
