The Bridgehampton Tiny House on Wheels by Tiny Hamptons

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This is the Bridgehampton Tiny House on Wheels by Tiny Hamptons.

It’s a 350 sq. ft. tiny home with a contemporary look and feel.

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350 Sq. Ft. Bridgehampton Tiny House!

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Video Tour and Construction

Highlights

  • 350 sq. ft.
  • Built by Tiny Hamptons LLC
  • Designed/built to showcase custom options by Tiny Hamptons
  • Contemporary exterior with contrasting cedar finishings in vertical and horizontal patterns
  • Standing seam metal roof
  • Two entryways
  • Outdoor rain shower
  • Bamboo flooring
  • Spacious cedar closet
  • Custom barn doors
  • Projector television
  • Kitchen with deep cabinets
  • Quartz countertops
  • Butcher block open shelving
  • Metal piping
  • Full size appliances
  • Repurposed pallet wood pantry
  • Multi wood butcher block dining/work table
  • Pine shiplap ceiling finishings
  • Distressed tin style tile ceilings in the main loft and bathroom
  • Spacious bathroom with 3’x4′ tiled shower with rain shower head
  • Blue glass bowl sink in the bathroom
  • Main loft is 12ft long which easily fits a queen bed plus two nightstands
  • Hurricane strapping, hurricane ties, mini split AC
  • On demand gas hot water heater
  • Humidity sensing vent fan
  • USB outlets and smart lights

Resources

  1. https://www.tinyhamptonshomes.com/
  2. https://www.facebook.com/tinyhamptons/
  3. https://www.instagram.com/tinyhamptons/

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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.

9 comments

  1. Nice, but still a trailer, and you will need to watch overhead clearances and have a very big hi $$$$$ truck to haul it.

    1. Not really, note it only has double axles and that means it’s well under 14,000 lbs… If it’s under 10,000 you could even haul it with a U-Haul truck…

      The house itself, though, is big money… This company isn’t cheap…

  2. very interesting. got some nice pointers. It is about half the size of my design and probably about twice the weight but interesting all the same. If I can do it I will be able to pull my trailer, 16ft box on the truck full of equipment and travel around the US for different shows and events. If as I am planning I will be able to do it with zero travel costs. I will see what happens.

  3. Anyone know the price of this house? It seems that trying to find prices of feature houses these days are like finding buried treasure and are best kept secrets.

  4. Haven’t seen the price listed for this one yet but to give you an idea the Montauk was a 292 Sq Ft model from them that was priced for around $75,000… This model is bigger at 350 Sq Ft and they did a lot more to this than they did to the Montauk…

  5. Absolutely stunning! Every little detail looks well thought out (or someone has a magic touch ?). The one thing I really want to know is what is that song on the video? Very catchy?!

  6. I have decided tiny house living is for me. This is by far my favorite layout! How do you get up into the loft? Ladder? Stairs there is no picture of that.

  7. Omg… It’s larger than the 312 sq ft cottage I moved into to start living “tiny!” And, the design is much better!

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