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Häuslein’s Sojourner Tiny House with Slide Out and Standing Loft


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Häuslein is an Australian tiny house builder that produces some truly gorgeous homes, such as the “version 3” of the Sojourner. This 26.5′ tiny house includes a slide-out in the living room, a storage staircase, and a landing in the main loft which allows you to stand upright as you get into bed.

You’ll adore the huge galley kitchen, complete with butcher block countertops and full-size appliances. The bathroom has a wooden sink and a shower stall. It starts at $143K (AUD) or around $93K (USD).

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The Western Red Cedar is gorgeous.

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The slide-out allows for a comfy living area.

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The secondary loft has ladder access.

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There’s a huge skylight in the loft.

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The cypress pine flooring is stunning.

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Storage under the staircase is super handy!

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There’s a nice solid railing on the stairs.

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You can put two seats at the island.

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A cozy double bed with a built-in closet.

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The butcher block is also beautiful!

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There’s a washer/dryer unit under the countertops.

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Here’s the second loft area.

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The bathroom has a nifty wooden sink.

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What do you think of this model?

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VIDEO: Hauslein Sojourner V3 Tiny House Tour

Details:

  • CHASSIS & DIMENSIONS
  • Fully transportable & road registerable. Each tiny house has a VIN number.
  • Built on a durable 8m x 2.5m (excluding removable drawbar), galvanized, heavy duty trailer chassis
  • High end Al-Ko axles
  • House Length: 8m
  • House Width: 2.5m
  • Height: 4.3m
  • Weight: Approx 4.2 tonne (empty, without appliances or furniture)
  • Living Space: 30 square metres
  • BUILDING MATERIALS
  • Termite resistant timber frames
  • Monument Matt trimdek profile colorbond cladding
  • Western red cedar feature cladding, finished with durable marine varnish
  • Durable black colour aluminium windows & double door, with SP10 SmartGlass
  • Flyscreens on all windows
  • Walls, ceiling and floors insulated with fibreglass earth wool (R2) & silver sarking
  • Internal walls lined with solid pine panelling
  • White Paint, low VOC
  • Solid cypress pine flooring and bench tops, finished with natural tongue oil
  • High quality, wool carpeting upstairs – charcoal colour
  • Solid Rhino Ply cabinetry in the kitchen & bathroom – no chip board!
  • Soft-close drawers and cupboards throughout
  • KITCHEN
  • Single sided kitchen with generous storage
  • Stairs to standing loft with additional kitchen storage in the side of stair structure
  • Large kitchen sink & clever in-sink drainer
  • Space for efficient drawer dishwasher
  • Space for full size oven & stove
  • Space for full 340L fridge
  • Space & plumbing for full size washing machine or washer/dryer
  • High quality, modern black fixtures
  • Under-sink pull out bin
  • Cypress Pine shelving above & beside kitchen window, sink side
  • BATHROOM/LAUNDRY
  • Smaller bathroom design to accommodate stairs
  • Flush toilet (compost toilet option available)
  • 900m x 900mm shower, with custom rod & high quality curtain
  • Ceramic basin (Cypress pine feature sink option available)
  • High quality, modern black fixtures
  • Extraction fan
  • Shelf above toilet
  • LED backlit mirror
  • MAIN LOFT BEDROOM
  • Standing room (1800mm) in loft space above bathroom
  • Space for queen size mattress
  • Spacious wardrobe with hanging space, shelving & phone nook accessible from bed
  • Cypress pine shelving above 1 x window
  • 2nd LOFT SPACE
  • Cypress pine ladder to loft
  • Cypress open (spindle) balustrade
  • Space for single bed
  • Skylight
  • LIVING/LOUNGE
  • Space for 2300mm wide x 900mm deep couch in innovative slide-out
  • Space for large wall mounted TV
  • Antenna points for TV
  • Solid Cypress Pine bookshelf, above and below TV location
  • Space for coffee or multi-purpose table
  • ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING & GAS
  • Dux instant gas hot water system
  • Outdoor light to welcome you home
  • Black powerpoints & light switches
  • Simple 240v plug in power system, same as a caravan
  • Garden hose connection to connect tiny house to water supply
  • Smoke & carbon monoxide detector fitted, fire extinguisher supplied

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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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  • Laila
    August 14, 2023, 10:10 am

    All very nice, but I’m seeing in a lot of these tiny homes miniscule bathroom sinks. How are you supposed to wash your face in these miniscule sinks? I know space is at a premium, but I personally would not be happy with such a tiny sink to wash my face in. I imagine every time you use it you are splashing water all over the floor. Just my opinion. I really like everything else about this tiny. Love the floors and countertops. Seems spacious enough with the pull out.

    • James D.
      August 15, 2023, 2:52 pm

      If it’s an issue, you can just wash your face with the kitchen sink. You don’t have to do everything in the bathroom…

      However, there are multiple ways to wash. You can use a cleaning cloth… You can palm the water and dip your face into your hands instead of splashing and just cycle over your face in sections, staying over the sink so water only drips into the sink until you dry off… You can use a cleaning sponge… You can fill a pitcher and use a wash basin you can store away… You can use a cup and just hold your face over the sink, sideways, and slowly pour the water to rinse… You can use the shower, it doesn’t have to be only for full body bathing… There’s products like micellar water, which is a gentle liquid made up of tiny “micelles” that literally suck up dirt, oil, and makeup in one simple step. All you have to do is pour some on a cotton pad, wipe it across your face, and you’re done. It doesn’t leave any residue behind and it’s safe for even the most sensitive skin… Among a few other options…

      There are also sinks that can expand, have an extension, etc. as alternative to just a tiny sink and wetbath type options like having a shower stall with a fold out sink, if space is an issue, instead of a dedicated sink…

  • Marsha Cowan
    August 14, 2023, 11:22 pm

    Pretty! It’s the colors that make this house so inviting–the stains and paints, the glow from the lights. Very appealing . . .

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