Earlier we showed you the latest version of the ORCA model by Mint Tiny Homes, and that one had an airy coastal design. But this rendition of the same layout has a more rustic feel, with exposed dark wood beams and accents throughout that make it feel more like a cabin than a cottage.
At 12 feet wide, this home has plenty of room to give you a decent-sized bedroom with built-in closet space for clothing and shoes. The main bedroom is slightly larger than the secondary room, but both fit a queen-sized bed fairly easily. This model has a large soaking tub with a shower head, making it even more luxurious! What do you think of the “rustic” take on the ORCA?
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44 x 12 Tiny Home with No Loft in Sight!
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This board and batten park model was built to house code by a father-and-eight-year-old son duo, and the results are gorgeous! The home is 392 square feet and includes a spacious living room, nice kitchen and full bath and a private back bedroom with closet space.
After the success of this build, they formed Yesterway Cabin Company and are working on more tiny homes! What do you think?
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Board and Batten One-Floor Tiny House w/ Big Bedroom
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Go tiny today! This beautiful 399 sq. ft. park model tiny home sits on a secluded 3/4 acre lot in a community in Lyerly, Georgia. It has everything needed for full-time living, including a screened-in porch, simple kitchen, first-floor sleeping arrangements and even stacking laundry.
It has a 50-year metal roof, is RVIA and ANSI-certified, and was built strong by Mennonites. Furthermore, it’s for sale right now for $79,900.
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Private 3/4 Acre Lot Lease w/ 399 Sq. Ft. Tiny Home
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This is an absolutely stunning tiny house on wheels with a ground floor bedroom and two awesome lofts. Right now it sits at a seasonal (April-November) campground in New Jersey — where it can stay for the seasonal lot fee — or you can move it wherever you want it. If it stays on site, the sale includes the huge deck and a shed.
The home has lots of big windows and a gorgeous bathroom with unique tiles and a walk-in shower. The galley kitchen has stunning butcher block countertops and apartment-sized appliances. There’s a cozy living room space under one of the lofts where you can relax. It’s selling for $124,900 in Egg Harbor, NJ.
New Jersey THOW: Ground Floor Bedroom & Double Lofts
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While “modern farmhouse” is all the rage in design these days, Tru Form Tiny also caters to those who want a more urban design for their tiny homes. The Urban Park Max is 37 x 10 and features a minimalist exterior, shed-style roof, and windows.
There’s a downstairs bedroom with walls of windows to let in tons of natural light. An L-shaped kitchen, luxury bathroom, and cozy living finish the place off. What do you think of this tiny house?
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37 Ft. Tiny House on Wheels w/ Ground Floor Bedroom and Luxury Finishes
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Love a park model? These high-quality ones are built by CrossRoads Tiny Homes in Texas. They are real 2×4 construction and built to last! They have a number of floor plans available to suit your needs.
The one below has a country/farmhouse vibe with a super spacious main bedroom in the back that makes it very accessible for aging clients. The living room and kitchen blend together seamlessly, and there’s a 3/4 bathroom. What do you think?
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Bright Yellow 400 Sq. Ft. Park Model
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Momo and Casey own a “big” home, but by renting it out and living in a tiny house, they have the financial flexibility to start a new business — Momo’s Michelada! The couple got a park model tiny home in an Austin tiny house community that meets their needs.
I love the video tour with them — which you can watch below — because they’re very realistic about what works and what doesn’t in their tiny space! It’s always helpful to get a real review of tiny living. What do you think?
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They Rented Out Their Big House And Moved Into This Park Model With Outdoor Space
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It’s always a joy to meet people like Linda, a true gem who worked hard to make her tiny home dreams come true! Today, she is going to walk us through her story about how she converted a run-down trailer and made it home. I’ll let her take the wheel…
For the price of a used car I found my first home a rundown trailer with no functioning parts, Uninhabitable at that and for the last 2.5 years, I have been cutting, digging, cleaning, designing, planting, buying and selling furniture from Day 1 to now. I have finally found what is the perfect dream home in a 450 Sq Ft Tiny Trailer. Who needs Barbie’s beach house? I would rather live Tiny in my PNK*DMD….
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Her ‘Hyline Hilton’ Park Model Tiny Home
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DrAntonika was no stranger to tiny living when the opportunity to buy this home with her parents presented itself. Working as a healer/naturopath on yachts meant that she was often living out of a couple of suitcases in a small room. But when she and her traveling parents needed a place to ride out lockdowns, a tiny home in this Texas community seemed like a great option.
She and her parents split time between work and being home in this beautiful 399 sq. ft. tiny house that has a huge kitchen, removable deck, and downstairs bedroom. She can grow herbs out on her porch and has space for her air fryer and smoothie maker. What do you think of this tiny house and community?
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Wellness, Community, and Park Model Living in Texas
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