This is a student-built Lee Tiny House that’s up for online auction.
The students at the Lee County Area Technology Center, located in Beattyville, KY, have built a Tiny House with the grant funding they received from KVEC’s Building It Forward project. Now completed, the Tiny House is up for online auction. The link to the online auction is here. The funds from the sale go back to the Lee County ATC for students to do another Tiny House project next year.
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Student-Built Lee Tiny House on Wheels for Auction in Beattyville, Kentucky
Images via The Holler
Ladder up to the loft. Ceiling fan is great.
Students finishing up the awesome build.
Kitchen cabinets — white and bright.
Love the wainscoting going on!
A decent-sized fridge for such a tiny space!
Very nice microwave and more storage above.
Look in details list below for more furniture options.
Flush toilet! Love the tile flooring.
Great way to add extra bathroom storage without built-ins.
Luxurious shower head!
Cozy loft with some privacy partitions.
Front view of your possible new home!
And the back!
Images via The Holler
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Specifics include:
- NOAH Certified (National Organization of Alternative Housing)
- Dimensions: Gator Made 20 foot trailer, gross weight 14,000 pounds and Roger’s windows with argon gas. 160 square foot main floor and 40 foot square foot loft.
- Exterior: 2×4 wood construction, outside security lights and outlets.
- Interior: Gray wood finish laminate floors, bead board wall finish, recessed lights, ceiling fan.
- Loft: Laminate flooring and aluminum ladder.
- Bathroom: Full size commode, shower, ceramic tile and vented light fixture with heat.
- Kitchen: Laminate countertops, on-demand water heater, refrigerator, convection/microwave oven, sink and portable induction 2 burner stove top.
- Insulation: R 21-Ceiling, R 24-Floor and R 15-Walls.
- HVAC Unit 12,000 BTU 17 Seer rating
- Storage closet
- Optional Features: Black futon, table with chairs, side table, curtains with rods and bathroom shelving.
At time of publishing, the bid is at $15,100 and has 55 days of auction left to go! To find out more about the build and the students involved, check out Holler. Building specs are available on the last page! Cast your bid here.
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Sorry that will cost you an extra $35,000.00….! Lmao….!
It’s not a bad tiny house though…!
Actually it’s very nice, just needs a window in the loft for air circulation , natural light and emergency escapes as well. Also i don’t remember seeing any closets either…
Not at all 🙂
Very high standard of work, congratulations to the students and teachers.
So nice to see students learning useful life skills. a really solid peice of engineering.
Visually I especially liked the grant kitchen worktop and the wood panelled walls.
My suggestions for the next build: bigger sleeping loft with window and staircase, smaller fridge (small oven instead ) built -in storage in bathroom. Some solar cells or similar.
Good Luck with the auction and keep up the good work.
Great ideas, Jane.
I like the build. It’s simple yet elegant looking.
I would like to see more attention paid to what the standard certifications means. There’s currently a lot of pressure on building to “code”. I think it needs to be very clear what codes exist or should be applied to the construction of tiny homes and it has to be a simpler one than the myriad of national, State and other local codes that exist in Canada and the USA for regular homes, RVs and tiny homes, whether on wheels or not.
Hi Fred, You can read more about NOAH certification and what it means here: http://noahcertified.org/ Unfortunately, it doesn’t make your tiny house any more “legal” in the sense that it could be parked anywhere, but it does give peace of mind that the home was well-built for your safety.
Hats off to these students in a job well done! They did a wonderful job on their tiny house! Thank You for sharing! I enjoyed touring it! 🏡
I love seeing student builds!