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The Stellar Jay 24-ft Tiny House by Rewild Homes

on February 10, 2020

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This is the Stellar Jay 24-ft tiny house on wheels by Rewild Homes.

It’s a custom little cabin with modern french door side-entry. It’s beautiful, it’s cozy, and it’s a tiny home. Step inside to discover the minimalist, Scandinavian-style living room, built-in desk, simple kitchenette with large sink, and a sleeping loft with a skylight that opens. Can you imagine how nice it would be to stargaze from there? Then there’s the bathroom which even includes a washer dryer combo unit (or space for one, at least). This tiny house also has lots of built-in shelves, cabinets, and other storage throughout which is really important. Anyway, how do you think you’d fair living in this model tiny house from Rewild Homes? What would you change about it for yourself? Let us know in the comments.

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Stellar Jay 24-foot Tiny House on Wheels by Rewild Homes

Detailed Description from the Builder

With its white-washed walls, clean lines, and Scandinavian style the Stellar Jay is the perfect tiny home for the minimalist at heart. Full-light garden doors lead into an ample seating area with a live-edge drop leaf desk and storage loft. A built-in bookshelf sits beside the desk and houses a forced air propane heater under the bottom shelf, adding to the feature arch spanning the kitchen. Windows are all awning style, meaning no unnecessary window hardware getting in the way of your view while still allowing that fresh breeze to swirl through your home. A small gas cooktop and an oversized kitchen sink with a ton of countertop and wide open shelving creates a functional cooking space, with an on-demand propane water heater sitting under the sink. In the bathroom you’ll see a floor to ceiling closet, composting toilet, and comfortable corner shower in the light and bright bathroom. Up in the master loft, be treated to views of the stars and fresh summer winds kissing your face as you sleep under the fully-opening skylight. Semi-floating stairs offer a comfortable compromise between the sturdiness of stairs and the minimal appearance of a ladder.

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  • D. Pedersen
    February 10, 2020, 10:11 am

    That is nice, light and airy.

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  • Angelina A LaRocque
    February 10, 2020, 6:41 pm

    There aren’t enough burners or oven to cook. Where is the frig? Love the sty l e, color but no privacy on the loft.

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    • James D.
      February 11, 2020, 10:26 pm

      These photos are from the builder before they delivered the home. So it’s only staged and the owner hasn’t put their stuff into it yet.

      Floor plan, though, shows the fridge will go in the open space behind the stairs and by the bathroom sliding barn door…

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  • kent gundrum
    February 11, 2020, 9:43 am

    They r great houses my wife is very I’ll we can’t find a place these would be perfect better then the van we live in now thanksgivings

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  • william hubbard
    February 11, 2020, 10:08 am

    will you ship

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  • Kurt
    March 2, 2020, 8:44 pm

    That window in the roof…no way! That’s a leak waiting to happen, not to mention what hail would do to the glass.

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