This is a rustic tiny house for $9,500 out of Saginaw, Minnesota.
It’s listed via Jesse C. on the Tiny House Marketplace.
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Rustic Tiny House For Under-$10k, In 2021
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Stepping inside to the open layout with a downstairs sleeping arrangement.
Images via Jesse C/Tiny House Marketplace
There’s a simple kitchen built out with oversized windows but still room for a cabinet.
Images via Jesse C/Tiny House Marketplace
Currently the tiny home houses a piano, but unfortunately it doesn’t come with the sale. 🙂
Images via Jesse C/Tiny House Marketplace
It looks nice with the door open! If I bought this tiny house, I would definitely plan to upgrade to a custom-built french door. Maybe like Marsha’s.
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Images via Jesse C/Tiny House Marketplace
Highlights
- Rustic style tiny house on wheels
- Open layout
- Main floor sleeping
- Kitchenette
- Good for artist retreat, hunting shack, office, she-shed, getaway, tiny house, etc.
- Must be moved from current location
- They are looking to sell by JUNE 30th, 2021
- Located in Saginaw, Minnesota
- 20-ft. long
- 8-ft. wide
- Interior height is 7’9″
- Interior width is 7’8″
- Interior length is 19’4″
- Lots of natural wood and light
- 6 total windows
- Built in 2017 (approximately 4 years ago)
- Built using mostly salvaged materials
- No lofts
- Propane appliances
- Williams wall unit heater
- RV range
- RV fridge
- Trailer with title
- Approx 10,000 lbs weight
- Rigid foam insulation
- Two electrical outlets inside
- One electrical outlet ouside
- No plumbing, no bathroom
- Asking $9,500
- Check availability and get in contact with the seller here
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I never thought I would hear myself saying this, but this person should be asking a lot more for this house. It has all the expensive stuff already in place like a great metal roof, great exterior siding (looks like cedar), great wood floor, trim, paneling in some places, electricity, stove, frig. . .everything you need really. Just needs a little finishing on the interior to taste. If it was my house, I would be asking at least $19,000, and that would be on the low end. I’m just saying. . . maybe take it off the market, finish the plywood on the inside, stage the place a little more (decorating) for the pictures, and raise the price some. Might be worth it. . .
I’d buy it if it was in my area. It’s way over in Minnesota.
Well, for probably about $3000 to $3500 you could have it hauled by professional, insured, bonded haulers to where you are and still only be investing about $12,000 to $13,000 for a house that is worth way more than they are asking and only needs a few interior cosmetics. It would still be a great deal!
Hmm, maybe true. Oh, I forgot that it has no plumbing or bathroom. Oh well.
Hmmm, I didn’t notice that. It has no kitchen sink either. My bad! Well, even without plumbing, I still think it is worth about $19,000 as is. However, you’re right. It may not be the best buy for you if you also have to pay to haul it.
Oh yeah, and no kitchen pipes. I paid $6k for my travel trailer a few years back and it had everything. I lived in it for 2 years in a mobile home park before moving into the little house where I am now. I sold the trailer for $3400. because the a/c broke and I took it out.
Its a nice little cabin getaway, You need to park it near water. Summer you could carry water, Boil it , or get the Berke thing that cleans water for you to drink. Have an outhouse dug. Not too close Just get a washtub pan for sink , run a line from it to outside so it goes out to the garden or nature. You have to move it. So in MN not too much, but out of state, costs rise to move it. It’d do as a hunting cabin or retreat for a weekend.
Being I grew up without , I could see this as my go to. Winters in MN last about 6 months though.
That is a long winter!