This DIY Tiny House on Wheels For Sale is a Guest Post by Ethan Ramirez
Fifteen months ago my girlfriend Kelsey and I started work on our second tiny house. At first everyone assumed we were building another house because the first was too small. They would ask, “are you building the second one bigger?” Our answer was, “no we are actually going smaller.”
As you can probably imagine people wanted to know why, and the reason is we felt that we could make an even smaller house even more efficient. We found that our first house was laid out in a manner that did not take full advantage of its footprint and we wanted to prove to ourselves that we could not only do it better but in a smaller footprint.
So we began working and after three months of long days we finally completed our even smaller tiny house. Unit 2 was it’s title and we were excited to begin our lives inside it’s cozy interior.
Our time spent in Unit 2 was very happy and we will always remember that time of our life fondly but due to a new opportunity we have been presented with we have come to the decision to find Unit 2 a new owner. Someone who will love it and enjoy it as much as we have.
Tiny House Couple Selling 2nd Tiny House on Wheels
Images © Ethan Ramirez
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This is a 280 sq. ft. luxury tiny house designed and built by Chris Heininge Construction our of Aurora, Oregon.
It’s 10′ x 20′ and 15′ high. Inside you’ll find a living area, kitchen, full bathroom, and upstairs sleeping loft. This tiny cabin is built with 2×4 framed construction and plywood.
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280 Sq. Ft. 10′ x 20′ Luxury Tiny House
Images © Chris Heininge Construction
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Many of you know the story of this guy already. And how he built his own debt-free tiny solar cabin in only two weeks for only $2k in cash. It’s certainly in inspiring story.
It was after a divorce and sudden illness that he found himself homeless. But he had inherited a small piece of land from a family member’s old homestead.
So eventually he set up camp on the lot with an older camper and his truck. Then, while working part-time, he started clearing the land, saving up the cash, and designing his 14′ by 14′ cabin of almost 400 sq. ft. including the loft space.
How This Man Built a Tiny Solar Cabin for $2k in 2 Weeks
Image © LaMar Alexander
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I’m excited to show you this spacious tiny house on wheels by Tiny Idahomes.
Tiny Idahomes LLC is a tiny house builder in Nampa, Idaho. They build custom tiny homes for their clients and so far have built and sold several. In fact right now they have 3 tiny houses for sale with the possibility of helping you get a bank RV loan to finance them.
Inside this Cedar Lap tiny house you’ll find an open living area, kitchen, closet space under the staircase to the sleeping loft, and a full wet bath.
Spacious Tiny House on Wheels by Tiny Idahomes
Images © Tiny Idahomes
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Designed by OH!SOM Architects, this forest fire monitoring micro cabin packs 172 square feet of interior space and a 129-square-foot exterior terrace into a structure perched in an incredible landscape with panoramic views. It was built to watch for wildfires, but it would make for one unforgettable tiny house.
Images courtesy of OH!SOM Architects
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This modern solar-powered off grid cabin by Modscape has solar panels, rainwater collection system, and a septic tank installed on the property.
Inside there’s a master bedroom, full bathroom, open living area, and full kitchen. The solar panels and rainwater tanks make it completely off grid ready.
This small cabin‘s interior dimensions are 4.35m x 15m. Or 14′ x 49’. So it has approximately 686 sq. ft. inside.
The cabin also features oak flooring, a large outside deck, and a fireplace inside. Please enjoy and re-share below.
686 Sq. Ft. Modern Solar-Powered Off Grid Cabin
Images © Jaime Diaz-Berrio for Modscape
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This 10′ x 12′ Studio Shed is used as a backyard office by a father who now telecommutes to work (works his job from home).
So he set out to design and build his own office in his own backyard with the help of the people at Studio Shed.
The design you are looking at is the 10×12 Lifestyle Model. It has a corrugated steel roof, metal siding, windows, french doors, and a completely finished interior.
The structure is 200 feet away from his off grid home with its solar and wind power systems. Plus there’s a generator on site for backup. All of this easily powers his new office. Pretty cool, right?
Please enjoy and re-share this awesome off grid office shed/cabin below. Thank you.
120 Sq. Ft. Hillside Studio Shed Office
Images © Studio Shed
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This 452 sq. ft. tiny victorian cottage was built in 1998 by the homeowners in Hagerhill, KY.
They built it for their grand daughter after finding out about tiny houses on Oprah back in the day.
It has central A/C, TV and phone wiring, a full kitchen, full bathroom, and one bedroom.
Over the years the tiny home has had over 2,500 visitors and it’s been featured on several magazines and television shows.
The owner is also the author of a book called Mayor of Nut Valley – Managing Life’s Nonsense by Rosa Lee Pack. The book features the little cottage on the cover.
As of right now the cottage is for sale but it also includes a really large home on the property. The lot is 1.8 acres and the main house is two stories with 5 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms.
452 Sq. Ft. Tiny Victorian Cottage (For Sale)
Images © Rosa Lee Pack (FSBO)
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Our friends over at Historic Shed were contacted by an artist in Ormond Beach, Florida to design and build a backyard shed art studio tiny house.
It’s a 10’x14′ shed nestled perfectly in the backyard of the home built with some salvaged wood. It offers a dutch door, lots of windows, craftsman overhang, and a fun choice of colors.
How would you like to have a tiny structure like this for your art? Whether it’s a writing shed, office, or for any of your other hobbies or projects. And at 10’x14′ it might even be able to be converted into a studio efficiency too, don’t you think?
140 Sq. Ft. Shed Art Studio by Historic Shed
Images © Historic Shed
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