Sleeping six in 28 feet takes a specific strategy, and this Oregon-built home uses all of it: two lofts plus a private first-floor bedroom that doubles as a flex room. You enter into a combined living and dining area with bench seating and a table, with the kitchen adjacent and storage stairs climbing to one loft; the second loft sits above the bedroom and is reached by ladder.
The chassis is the part worth noting. It sits on a lifetime-warrantied Iron Eagle tiny house trailer — a triple axle rated to 21,000 lbs with built-in levelling jacks, a break-away package, fender flanges, and a solid metal pan. Metal siding and roof over that make it fire-resistant and close to maintenance-free, with a cedar accent panel breaking up the brown metal exterior.
Editor’s note: this home was listed at $99,000 in early 2024 and has sold. The builder’s website is no longer online, so we’ve preserved the tour here as a record. Current listings are linked below.
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Inside a 28-Ft Oregon Build That Sleeps Six
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If you’re looking for a family home, or a great vacation spot that sleeps six, the Calliope from Mint Tiny House Company might have the perfect layout. This THOW has two loft bedrooms that fit a queen-sized bed, as well as a first-floor bedroom for another queen bed!
For hanging out, there’s a living room that fits a standard couch, and the L-shaped kitchen at the other end of the tiny house has an oven and full-sized refrigerator. The spacious bathroom has a roomy shower as well as a stacked washer and dryer. What do you think?
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Double Loft THOW w/ Downstairs Bedroom
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These are some gorgeous house plans for a sweet 595-square-foot foundation home. This would make a perfect retirement home because it’s all on one level, and the larger square footage makes it an easier size to get approved in many normal residential areas.
The house has just one bedroom and a full bathroom. The living room and kitchen are open concept and all have gorgeous high ceilings! You also get a built-in covered porch off the back of the house, which is a great way to expand your living space.
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Beautiful One-Bedroom Home w/ Built-in Porch
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Dorothy lost her husband and needed to figure out her next steps. She was ready to retire completely but needed an option that allowed her to live off of social security. Incredible Tiny Homes and Incredible Tiny Properties allowed her to have a custom-built tiny house and an affordable $200/month lot payment. Not only has she gained an affordable home for the rest of her life, but Dorothy has a whole new community of like-minded people to be friends with! She only knew two of her neighbors in all her years in Nashville, but now she has oodles of friends she can invite over to enjoy her garden or tiny living room. Don’t miss other amazing tiny homes like this – join our FREE Tiny House Newsletter for more!
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Kahla built this tiny house herself and lived in it for six years — later with her husband — before the two of them broke ground on a permanent home and put it up for sale. Six years of full-time occupancy by the person who built it is about the best endorsement a DIY build can carry.
The material choices are what set it apart. Cork flooring in the kitchen, natural-edge wood used for countertops, shelves, and floor thresholds, and modern appliances throughout — a mix that reads as deliberate rather than budget-driven. The layout runs a queen loft bedroom reached by storage stairs, a large pull-out couch downstairs, a galley kitchen, and a bathroom with a shower stall and a Nature’s Head composting toilet. It’s off-grid ready, and unusually for a THOW there’s a garage off the side for the gear that otherwise colonises the living space.
Editor’s note: this home was listed at $84,500 in early 2024 and has sold. The builder’s website is no longer online, so we’ve preserved the full tour here as a record. Current listings are below.
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Inside Kahla’s Six-Year DIY Home
Images via To Live Tiny
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The eOne XL Wide is exactly what its name says: a full twelve inches wider than a standard eOne, and that single foot changes the whole feel of the interior. Combined with the model’s towering height and oversized windows, it produces a main floor with nearly eight feet of usable width for furniture — enough that a sofa and a walkway can coexist, which is not a given in a THOW.
Upstairs, the main loft has genuine headroom and a walkway leads to a second, equally well-appointed loft. The all-electric kitchen is the other standout: an induction cooktop, oven, tall fridge/freezer, microwave, a spacious stone countertop, and — unusually — a full-sized dishwasher, with a built-in laundry centre alongside.
Editor’s note: this unit was listed with a $14,800 discount in early 2024, sited in ESCAPE’s Florida village, and it has sold. The eOne XL is still built to order — current listings are linked below.
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Inside the eOne XL Wide
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While some tiny homes are designed to be mobile if you *have* to move them, this tiny house by Minimaliste is designed to go anywhere, much like an RV, but with amazing luxury finishes and expert craftsmanship. It can sleep up to five, making it a great choice for family vacationing (or cross-country travel).
The home has a private queen-sized bedroom in the back, as well as a dinette and couch that become sleeping areas. A compact 3/4 bathroom sits across from the galley kitchen that has an oven and a washer/dryer unit. What’s your favorite feature of this home?
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Tiny House RV: Built for Travel!
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Sean and Kristi Hensley built their custom retirement tiny house after a lifetime in construction and several smaller-scale projects, including converting a cargo trailer for cross-country travel. When they decided to downsize, they brought decades of building experience to their own home.
Measuring 440 square feet (40′ x 11′), this home showcases clever features and luxury design elements throughout. The extra-wide 11-foot width makes a significant difference in how spacious the interior feels, allowing for features that wouldn’t fit in a standard 8.5-foot-wide tiny house.
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Custom Retirement Tiny Home Exterior
The exterior reflects the quality construction that comes from a lifetime of building experience. Sean and Kristi now help others achieve their tiny house dreams through their building business.
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We don’t see as many pine-clad tiny homes as we once did, so a throwback like this is always welcome. THOWs like this give off a lovely cabin vibe! This one is single level, with a multipurpose living room and bedroom. And there’s no loft in sight.
A small kitchen area has a two-burner cooktop and a microwave, and you can plug in a refrigerator. A small counter under the window would give you some seating for mealtimes, and there’s a small bathroom in the back of the house. You can purchase this house, built by Trinity Tiny Homes NC, for $55,000.
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Beautiful Single Level Tiny House: $55K
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