This is a 28′ gooseneck trailer tiny house on wheels.
It was just built by Alpine Tiny Homes and was recently delivered to a customer. Enjoy!
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The interior of this stunning 360 sq. ft. tiny house was built using reclaimed wood from a home that was torn down nearby. It has a vaulted ceiling, retractable staircase, full-sized bathroom, and a loft bedroom with Japanese-inspired in-floor storage. The exterior has beautiful hemlock siding and bright red accents on the roof and around the windows.
The owner, Pierre, says he bought the tiny house because he didn’t have the means to purchase a conventional house and was happy to have found a place where tiny houses are legal so that he could live in a community and not be alone in the country. His home is located at the “Les Hameaux de la Source” tiny house community in Lantier, Quebec, Canada.
Check out the latest video by Exploring Alternatives for a full tour of this tiny house.
Image © Exploring Alternatives
This is Lizzy meeting her Tiny House (with a huge bathtub!) for the first time.
If you are still waiting to go tiny, I’m sure you can’t wait to feel her pure joy when she walks into her Tumbleweed home in Colorado Springs. You can watch Lizzy’s blissful reaction in her video tour, and read all about her tiny journey on her blog, LizzyFlowers. Enjoy 🙂
Photos via YouTube/Lizzy Flowers
This is the Lucky Linden Tiny House on Wheels!
According to Tumbleweed, Meg and her husband, Dan, spent around 3 years and $25,000 to build it.
… the build took a lot longer than I wanted it to! Basically it was done in two or three chunks of time, separated by long stretches where very little or no work was being done. This was because we wanted to build the Lucky Linden without going into debt, so I would work on it when I had a stash of money saved up.3
This is one couple’s Rock Climbing Tiny House on Wheels! It was built by Tiny Heirloom. Actually, according to Inhabitat, this tiny house is called the Tiny Adventure Home.2
The Mississippi couple, Breck and Kelsey, hired Tiny Heirloom to build it for them so they can go on adventures with it!1 From the inside-out, it’s absolutely beautiful. I think you’ll really like it. Enjoy and re-share below!
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© Tiny Heirloom
This is a tiny house vacation in La Junta, Colorado. You can experience the tiny house lifestyle in a tiny house on wheels built by Sprout Tiny Homes.
Experience big living in a tiny home featuring chemical-free interior, kitchenette, 3-piece bath, one queen-size green choice mattress, and a comfy full-size futon. Visit Dinosaur Tracks, Bent’s Old Fort. Enjoy our pool & mini-golf or golf at the La Junta or Rocky Ford public courses and visit the NEW Dean Micro-Brewery. If you are a fan of Mexican food, it’s here! Farmer’s Markets abound with local produce in the summer months. Ride in on Amtrak – car rentals available here!1
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This is the Ol’ Berthoud Blue Tiny House on Wheels!
It’s built by Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses in beautiful Durango, Colorado. Enjoy!
Related: Bayfield Tiny House by Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses
This is the Carolina Tiny House on Wheels!
It’s built by Aneides Tiny Homes in Asheville, North Carolina. Enjoy!
Related: 400 Sq. Ft. Tiny Cottage in North Carolina
Photos via aneidestinyhomes.com
This is the Wheel Pad—it’s a beautiful tiny house that’s wheelchair-friendly!
This is a tiny house designed specifically for wheelchair users and people with disabilities. It is a very powerful video and shows how tiny homes can change the way people with disabilities live immediately after having an accident.
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