Jim got in touch with us to show us his Tumbleweed Cypress shell that he built back in 2014 on a 20′ Tumbleweed Titan trailer. He did an awesome job with such attention to detail, and now he is ready for it to go to someone who can finish off the inside.
While he did sneak a shower stall into the build before closing off the walls, the rest of the interior is unfinished (no plumbing or electrical). The Cypress is Tumbleweed’s most popular model, and for a good reason. It’s the “classic” tiny house with a kitchen/bathroom under the loft bedroom and the living space in the front near the itty-bitty porch. It’s almost like a piece of tiny house history! Jim’s selling the shell for $20K.
This is a custom 24-ft. Tumbleweed Cypress Tiny House on Wheels that’s for sale out of Maui, Hawaii.
They bought Tumbleweed plans and had a contractor build the house for them in 2018 but the family has recently outgrown it, so it’s for sale! Learn more below.
If you’re looking to vacation small, but don’t just want a room, this place is adorable. It even has a downstairs bedroom which I would love in my own tiny house someday. Minus an oven, the kitchen has all you need to enjoy a self-catered holiday (or you could experience the Austin food scene!). Take a look!
Book your stay here and get contact information for Tumbleweed below!
This is Lora’s 192 sq. ft. triple-axle Tumbleweed Cypress Tiny House on Wheels that’s located at the Robins Air Force Base in Georgia. She downsized from 1800 sq. ft. to less than 200 sq. ft.
When you go inside her tiny home, you’ll find a cozy couch, overhead loft storage, a ceiling fan, staircase with built-in storage that leads you to the loft bedroom, a full kitchen with a combo washer/dryer unit facing the living area, a full micro bathroom, and even an office!
Not to mention, plenty of storage throughout. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
She Went From 1800-sq.-ft. to this 192-sq.-ft. Tumbleweed Tiny House
Right now I’m introducing you to Eddie and Lacey who are a couple living tiny in an Austin, Texas RV Park.
Back in 2010, they attended a Tumbleweed tiny house workshop. Later on, they bought their Tumbleweed trailer, the DVD, and the Cypress tiny house plans.
Now, a few years later, they’re almost done with their DIY Tumbleweed Cypress 18 Tiny House on Wheels. And they’re already living tiny while getting some finishing touches done on their tiny home.
