The Pecan Tiny House on Wheels For Sale

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This is the “Pecan” tiny house trailer created by the Perch and Nest staff.

Outside, you’ll notice a compact 7.2 x 20 foot frame decorated with a beautiful metal roof and cedar shake siding. The cream trim provides a lovely contrast to the dark wood. It features tempered awning windows and close cell insulation to keep you warm during cool nights, and depending on your preferences, you can add heating and cooling.

Step inside and savor the clean, bright color scheme, with white horizontal pine plank walls and dark laminate wood flooring. A turquoise door adds a pop of color and leads you in and out of this adorable tiny space. It comes complete with two lofts – one for a queen bed and another for storage – which you can access with a removable handcrafted cedar ladder. The cozy couch nook lifts up for additional storage. In the kitchen, you’ll find a butcher block counter, mini refrigerator, and an induction cook top. A stool provides extra seating. The bathroom includes your choice of either a composting or dry flush toilet and a tankless electric water heater.

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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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40 comments

  1. Hmm… I thought for sure that looking at the Perch and Nest “learn more” would yield the price information. Without that, it is hard to say anything about if this is a good value or not.

  2. I love the clean and serene vibe of this little house. Does the ladder attach to the loft? Would like to see a safety railing at the edge of the loft. Nice job!

  3. I love it! I would make a change, however. I would take out the counter back past the tiny fridge and put in a stove and tall fridge, both still small I would put a pull-down or slide-out table to use at the windowseat for working and eating.

  4. Great house…is $45 k delivered?
    Do you have ability to have homes like this in nh?I’d be very interested in having one on my land..thanks,anne

  5. This tiny house is really very petty and well done. The price seems reasonable, too. I am so tempted…

  6. Lovely home with those colors. Stairs and no loft look to see it build would be very nice to look or see. Sure wish I could afford one now. But have to wait longer. Show me whenever you build one with no loft and with stairs for someone who would love to have you build them one.

  7. Would have love to seen in the kitchen a RV oven with burners. Also an Rv low flush toilet in bathroom. It would be nice to see this built longer and alittle wider. 8.5 x 28. This way you could put in stairs for the loft. Beautiful job Guys.

  8. I would also move the window in the bathroom and put it on wall behind toilet. This way you could put in small sink and mirror above. Just my thoughts. Like I said in my other post by making it wider and longer you could make these changes.

  9. Do you build shells with plumbing and electric and what would one cost that is just under 400 sq. ft.? thanx, meta

  10. I like it. Especially the utility closet. Not down with the ladder and would be willing to sacrifice a window to put in a storage staircase. I’m a fan of transom windows placed toward the top of any given wall; they give light but save wall space for furniture, pictures, or utilities (Dickenson or stairs). On whole, though, very nice.

  11. I luv this tiny house! It looks so clean, it b beautiful. The colors r nice. I would luv this 4 my own home!! Excellent craftsmanship!! ??

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