The Rose Cut Tiny Home (Built on a Gooseneck Trailer)

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This is The Rose Cut Tiny Home on Wheels.

It’s built by Tiny Diamond Homes on a 5th wheel gooseneck trailer.

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The Rose Cut Tiny Home (Built on a Gooseneck Trailer)

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Highlights

  • Built on a 30′ gooseneck trailer
  • Has 3 “bedrooms”
  • 320 sq. ft. total
  • $75k
  • Builder located in Littleton, Colorado

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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.

11 comments

  1. A little bit rustic in and out but 30′ is offering a lot of space and a goose neck is in my opinion the only way to go at this size. Such a long bumper pull to tow is not fun.

  2. You would have to already have a big rig to pull it. It is not easy to find good spots on the side of the road to pull over for the night. Most RV places do not like the TH nation using their slots. The last note is the wash/dryer. I have one, it takes a really long time to dry. It is so small a load. It just not worth the trouble.

    1. Meg, it actually looks like an old Sideboard usually found in dining rooms. It looks old but the marble on top of it, from the close-up picture, looks fairly new.

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