This is a custom 24ft tiny home on wheels with an oversized loft that’s for sale out of Claremore, Oklahoma.
The 260 sq. ft. THOW is listed over at Tiny Home Builders for $39,000 and it was built in 2018.
Inside there’s a full bathroom with sliding barn door, nice kitchen, skinny staircase with rail to the loft, and more. Do you think you can live comfortably in this tiny house?
This is a 22ft custom NW Bungalow tiny house on wheels by Tiny House Cottages.
It’s currently listed for sale on eBay out of San Diego, California for $33,450.
So what do you think, is this a tiny house you could see yourself in?
This is a 256 sq. ft. Adobe Tiny House on Wheels that’s listed for sale out of Ashland, Oregon on Tiny Home Builders for $49,000.
If my memory serves me correctly, this house was built was a shell by Mitchcraft Tiny Homes out of Fort Collins, Colorado. We originally posted about it back in 2016, but never got to see the interior finished!
Now it’s up for sale and available to snap up (and we get to see the interior)! It was built in 2016 on a gooseneck trailer and with the Spanish-influenced Adobe style, it’s definitely a one-of-a-kind tiny on wheels. It was even featured on Lloyd Kahn’s Shelter Blog back in 2016.
This is the Valhalla 35ft Gooseneck Tiny House on Wheels built by SimBLISSity Tiny Homes out of Lyons, Colorado.
At 35ft, it’s a pretty large, tiny home, so if you’re hesitant to live tiny because of space limitations, this might help you reconsider! From the outside, you’ll notice the triple axle trailer and the side-entry french door sandwiched by two beautiful, round windows which give it a little bit of a nautical vibe, doesn’t it?
Step inside to the beautiful interior; I don’t think you will be disappointed! Walking in, the living area and bedroom are to your right, while the kitchen and bathroom are to your left. You’ll also find that storage is no problem-o in this tiny house. So what do you think? Can you see yourself joyfully living tiny here? Duh, right??
This is the Mac Shack Tiny House by Rocky Mountain Tiny Homes.
If you want to take your tiny house on the road with you, this would be a good choice because it’s only 14ft long and you still get everything you probably need in a tiny home.
According to RMTH, this particular unit ended up costing about $31,000 back in 2016. Outside, it’s got rusty corrugated steel wainscot siding and a beautiful little covered entrance on the rear of the trailer with a custom, skinny dutch door — I love it!
This is the Boxcar Tiny House on Wheels by Timbercraft Tiny Homes out of Guntersville, Alabama.
It’s a beautiful tiny home with a slanted, shed-style roof. Step inside to the living area, your kitchen and bathroom are straight ahead, keep going to the other end of the home and you’ll discover you’ve got a bedroom with plenty of wall storage downstairs too! You can also use the upstairs sleeping loft as an additional bedroom, a reading nook, storage, or whatever else you like. What do you think, can you see yourself in a tiny home like this?
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This is the Breezeway Tiny Home on Wheels by Tiny Heirloom.
It’s a custom 30ft tiny house featuring a garage door that opens you right up to the outdoors. The V-shape roofline adds a nice touch, doesn’t it?
Step inside to find a beautiful kitchen with a farmhouse sink, barstools for dining or work/study, a built-in dog crate, cozy upstairs sleeping loft, an amazing bathroom with a dual sink vanity, a combo washer/dryer, and more! Who wouldn’t want to live in a tiny house like this?
Images © Tiny Heirloom
Pat & Mel built this tiny house in Ontario, Canada as a way to stop paying rent, and to start living a simple, minimalist lifestyle.
They lived in it completely off the grid for 3 years while it was parked on a friend’s land, but they recently decided to sell the tiny home and buy a house because it was cheaper than buying vacant land (a down payment on a piece of land in Ontario is often 35%, while the cost of a down payment on a home is often as low as 5%).
While they were living in the house, they were completely off the grid. They used a wood stove for heat, solar panels for electricity, propane for hot water and cooking, and they collected rainwater for all of their water needs. They used a composting toilet (Nature’s Head) since they didn’t have access to a septic system.
Image © Exploring Alternatives
This is the Simply Modern Tiny House on Wheels and it’s for sale out of McMinnville, Oregon, according to the listing over at Tiny Home Builders.
It’s a 240 sq. ft. tiny home that was built in 2016 and is now being offered for $44,000. The dimensions are 30ft long and 8ft wide.
What do you think, is this a tiny home you can see yourself living in?
