This is the Industrial, an Airbnb vacation spot built by Kentucky tiny house builder, Wheel Life Tiny Homes.
Stay at the Ohio River Marina in this lovely THOW that features both a downstairs bedroom and a loft sleeping area. The living room is spacious and includes a comfortable couch, but if the weather is nice you’ll want to get outside on the patio to grill burgers and look at the marina! Get all the details about the Airbnb below and if you want a house like this one, contact Wheel Life Tiny Homes. Enjoy!
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The Industrial: Wheel Life Tiny House Vacation, KY
Images via Wheel Life Tiny Homes
I don’t see grey cabinets often, but I really like these ones!
The kitchen seems remarkably spacious for a tiny home.
Love the round window and bar seating.
Three burner stove/oven and a super cool black sink.
Now these are some nifty Edison light bulbs.
View of the living area (comfy couch) from the loft.
Here’s the cozy loft bedroom with large side windows.
The view looking head-on into it.
Hallway from the main bedroom to the kitchen/living space.
Looking the other direction. Love the hooks for towels/coats.
Sliding doors either hide the doorway or the closet space.
Here’s your bed for the week or weekend!
With the door to the hallway opened up.
Luxurious bathroom. The faux-wood tiles are different and fun.
That vanity would make me feel glamorous every day.
View of the Ohio River. Do some grilling on the back deck.
Yes, I could definitely stay here. How about you?
Lots of windows in the front let in light.
Images via Wheel Life Tiny Homes
Want a house built just like it? Get in touch with Wheel Life Tiny Homes on their website here.
From Airbnb:
Our tiny house is Located just minutes from Downtown Cincinnati and Newport on the Levee Retail Experience, Riverside Marina is the perfect choice for all seasons. Featuring a full service restaurant and bar, with live entertainment on weekends.
The Industrial model features an angled roof, which starts low above the bedroom and builds to 14 feet in the living room. Trapezoidal windows grow similarly from back to front, offering natural light while maintaining privacy. The front of the cabin is almost entirely glass. A large sliding glass door opens to a private deck. Includes one bedroom with full size bed and a loft with a king size bed. Hardwood and tile throughout. Hvac, water, sewer, electric, full appliances with Quartz countertops. This is the Taj Mahal of Tiny Houses all with the conveniences of a full-service Marina/Restaurant/Bar.
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Those sliding doors are such a smart idea to give the option of more privacy which is not common in most tiny houses!! love it!
Bizarre that they have a V shaped roof… all the water would run off down the middle of the TH instead of at the ends.
Only saving grace is the entrance/exit door is at one end. And no rain catching? How bizarre… oh, right, it’s a BnB rental so hooked up to the mains.
Eric, it’s called a Butterfly roof… It’s a eco friendly modernist style…
Pros… The upper angle of the outer edges allows larger windows to be used. This gives the home more natural light, lower heating bills in the winter and brings an open feel to the design.
Overall, the butterfly roof lends itself to an environmentally friendly home design, as PV solar panels, water collection systems and natural light can all be easily incorporated… It’s just as you noted this is just being used as an AirBnB and thus those features aren’t being taken advantage of in this case…
While the cons is that this is a more expensive roof design that will also require more maintenance costs… Since, similar to a flat roof, the Butterfly roof must be made watertight and that must be maintained for the life of the house… It may also be problematic if put in a region that will have it deal with snow loads…
Even though this is an Airbnb, Wheel Life builds and sells homes, so you could get this model as a tiny house 🙂
Yes, I would believe that the water coming down, from both sides of the roof, would really pour down the center sides, of the house, on both sides…possibly causing rot to the wood. And snow..can you imagine?
Couldn’t a lot of snow, merging in the middle, cause the roof to cave in? Someone needs gutters!
My only thought is that they aren’t so worried about snow in this part of Kentucky? 🙂 In the North I wouldn’t risk it! Not sure if it would rot the wood, but something to consider for certain!
This is nice. I would not mind living in this. (downstairs bedroom, yesssss)😆
My two daughters surprised me with a stay here (I love tiny homes and would LOVE to own one). It was beautiful. We had a lovely time. Peaceful