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The Ravenlore Tiny House on Wheels originally built by Tiny Green Cabins is on the market.
A while back, we posted about it, so I thought I’d let you know! It’s currently listed over at Tiny House Listings for $59,900 (sold).
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Ravenlore Tiny House For Sale in Stow, Ohio for $59,900
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For those who aren’t fans of the cabin-in-the-woods look of natural, unpainted pine, check this head turner out! It would fit right in with our Big House neighborhoods of Cape Cods, Federals, Victorians, Painted Ladies, and Craftsman homes.
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Try parking that in the neighbourhood and see what happens. Probably sunglass sales locally would go through the roof, and all the neighbourhood protection gestapo police screaming how ghastly and horrible it is, and driving down property values… lol
Got a bit dissapointed when I saw the interior. Expected a very creative interior design with lots of colors. But no – very conservative. Pitty.
I agree with both Eric and D. Pedersen.
1] One doesn’t have only the options of plain wood OR gaudy. There really is a middle ground between the two — and finding it isn’t all that difficult.
2] Painting the interior would have been a nice touch as well — though purple and fuchsia would not be necessary.