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I’m excited to show you this 250 sq. ft. SIP tiny house called The Crib. It’s created by architect Jeff Broadhurst of Broadhurst Architects.
If you include the upstairs sleeping loft space and outdoor space there’s a total of 450 sq. ft. of living space. Originally it was designed as a weekend cottage but I can see how it can be used for full-time simple living.
The Crib is environmentally friendly since it’s built using sustainable and recycled materials plus solar power and water collection can easily be integrated into the design. One of my favorite parts about it is the garage door.
Another feature that will probably also amaze you is the multi-functional entertainment center with flat screen TV that opens up and turns the main living area into an amazing office space. Talk about awesome! Please enjoy, watch the video tour below, talk about it all in the comments, and re-share if you’d like to.
The Crib 250 Sq. Ft. Tiny Home

Images © Anice Hoachlander & Broadhurst Architects via TheCrib.info




Images © Anice Hoachlander & Broadhurst Architects via TheCrib.info




Images © Anice Hoachlander & Broadhurst Architects via TheCrib.info


Images © Anice Hoachlander & Broadhurst Architects via TheCrib.info

Images © Broadhurst Architects via TheCrib.info
VIDEO TOUR: With Jeff Broadhurst (Creator) on Tiny House Nation
The Crib 250 Sq. Ft. SIP Tiny House is For Sale
Update: SOLD!
Pricing is $126,100 for the structure (no lot is included). Buyer is responsible for having it moved and preparing the foundation for relocation. The furniture seen is offered for an additional $5,000 excluding the cow painting. Thank you.
“Like” The Crib on Facebook, visit their official website here, and learn about the architects behind it here.
Our big thanks to Jeff Broadhurst of Broadhurst Architects for sharing this with us!?
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