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This is the Amelia Tiny House on Wheels by My Tiny Empty Nest and Tiny Innovations LLC.
It’s a 24ft one-level tiny home with a downstairs bedroom, full kitchen, bathroom, and closet with washer/dryer hookups.
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24ft Amelia Tiny House on Wheels with Downstairs Bedroom
Images © Mark Sharley
Images © Mark Sharley
Highlights
- 24ft model
- One-level design
- Washer/dryer combo
- Decorative walls
- Granite countertops
- Starts at $78,900 USD
- Stay in this tiny house (Airbnb)
See the Amelia in Person in Portland
The Amelia Tiny House is now available! Come visit it at the NW Natural Street of Dreams – it will be the first ever tiny house there. Opening day is July 27th and it runs through August 26th, daily from 10am to 9pm. See you there! Portland Oregon
Learn more: https://innovatetiny.com/amelia
Sources and Credits
- This build was a collaboration with My Empty Nest Tiny Homes and Tiny Innovations LLC
- Photos by Mark Sharley
Related: Explore More Tiny Homes by Tiny Innovations
Our big thanks to Randy Woodman of Innovate Tiny for sharing!🙏
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Interesting layout and very nice curb appeal.
Love the layout, would be perfect if it had two more feet each end for bedroom and living area.
The house interior finishes and the great exterior certainly make this an attractive home. I was pretty excited initially, but once I realized that you have only the upper half of one 2 1/2’ closet for all clothing, and what appears to be limited storage in the kitchen for pantry goods and dishware, I was far less interested. Seating is limited and there is room for only one at the counter for eating. This floor plan needs an extra 2-4 feet to make it livable, and would benefit from being one of the types that is 9-10 feet wide.
Love the roofline