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I just showed you Jeremy Matlock’s first tiny house build, and here’s his second, the Nautical House! It got its name because people often said it looked like it belonged on water — and I totally agree. Matlock says it was probably an unconscious decision stemming from the 20 years he spent making a living on the water.
It was for sale for $39,500, but alas, has already been purchased! To explore more amazing tiny homes like this, join our Tiny House Newsletter.
The Nautical Tiny House by Rogue Valley Tiny Home Construction – Sold for $39,500
Images via Rogue Valley Tiny Home Construction
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Images via Rogue Valley Tiny Home Construction
This was made of approximately 40% reclaimed material and is built on an 18′ deck-over custom trailer. Some features include three doors including a hobbit door from sleeping loft to upper deck, external sealed propane access, high-efficiency appliances, custom couch which folds out into double bed, wood stove, Pergo flooring, 12 windows, fold down door awnings, custom shutters, composting toilet, trough tub, barn style bathroom door, over fifty built-in shelves, and cubbies, and much much more.
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I like it. Put a pontoon platform under it with a 150 hp motor . I would be putt around the Gulf .
Hehe 🙂
It has everything in such a small package. Love the deck.
I like this, particularly the exterior & the windows are great. I agree it does resemble a house boat. I love the top deck, with the right person you could have a “Titanic” moment. ?
Yes! So true, Cosy 🙂
Does the metal tub shower thing hold up? Doesn’t the water leak around the edges and eventually rot the floor? I would love to do that but I’m afraid of unseen problems.
Well it is an interesting house, I’ll say that for it…! And Kathleen before that tub rots out the floor, You should be so lucky to hear about it if you are still around, if ever it should do so…!
Incredible how much he put on an 18′ trailer! Love it.
I know! He really rocked it 🙂
The little fold-up desk attached to the stairs is interesting. Not sure how practical it would be, but at least someone’s made an effort to have a workspace!
Nautical, yes and rustic as well. A great lay-out plan with a lot of storage space. Well done!
Yes, a fun blend 🙂
I have a 28′ trailer, for sale that could be used as a foundation for a tiny house. I have pictures. How do I get it in the newsletter?
Can I send the info via this comment?
Building a Tiny House?
It all starts with a good foundation. And, I have the perfect trailer for you to created your dream Tiny House.
DEMENISIONS
OUTSIDE Total – 28 ft long x 7’ 6” wide
INSIDE – 20’ long x 70” wide x 96” High + LOFT 94” long x 70” wide x 35” high
TIRES – Very Good condition – 4 plus a spare
This trailer was used to transport camels from zoo to zoo for Camel Rides
The ceiling has been raised to 8’ to accommodate the camels.
(You could save some time and money on construction)
Being made of steel, it is sturdy, road worthy, with a 5th wheel hookup, and a ramp that could be used or not. Manufactured by the Campbell Coach Company, built 1980
A Tiny House with a History!
Contact: 505-286-3867
[email protected]
$4800 – CASH ONLY (will accept Pay Pal)
PICTURES DID NOT COME THROUGH.
Hi Ben — Just email me all this and pictures to [email protected] 🙂
I really like the wood ceiling.
Brown on brown on brown.
I like the way this one looks. I have a neighbor with a tub like the one in this trailer and she has been happy with it.
This trailer would be great as a live in space, but it looks to baulky for travel. I would like to know if it handles the road will.
This house is packed with unique design ideas. Love the nautical theme, and the woodworking is great. It is beautiful and practical.