A Tiny Home with Big Style: Exploring Timbercraft’s Clerestory

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This is the latest custom Clerestory that Timbercraft Tiny Homes completed in August and, Wow! What a beautiful space. The layout of this home is great for a single person or couple nearing retirement.

You walk into a comfortable living room space with vaulted ceilings that flow seamlessly into the L-shaped kitchen that’s bursting with storage. There’s a good-sized bathroom with a walk-in shower stall and, of course, a gorgeous bedroom where you can easily fit a queen-sized bed. Could you live here?

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Retirement Ready: Step Inside the Timbercraft Clerestory Tiny Home Featuring A First-Floor Bedroom

Modern tiny house with timber exterior and clerestory windows.
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There’s a small living room right when you walk into the tiny house.

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The amazing cathedral ceilings open up the kitchen.

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The first floor bedroom also has beautiful ceilings.

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There is a small storage loft area.

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Plenty of light streams in from all the windows.

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The hallway features a pantry.

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The bathroom has both a vanity and a residential toilet.

Small bathroom in a tiny home featuring a gray vanity, white toilet, and a clerestory window for nat.
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The shower has a glass door.

Modern tiny house bathroom featuring a sleek black shower system and white tiled walls.
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Highlights

  • Completed in August, the Clerestory is a custom tiny home designed for single individuals or couples nearing retirement.
  • The home features a comfortable living room with vaulted ceilings, seamlessly flowing into an L-shaped kitchen with ample storage.
  • The bedroom is spacious enough to accommodate a queen-sized bed, and there’s a good-sized bathroom with a walk-in shower stall.
  • The tiny home boasts beautiful cathedral ceilings that open up the kitchen and bring in plenty of natural light.
  • A small storage loft area provides additional storage space.
  • The home includes high-quality vinyl double-pane Low E windows, LP Smart Side siding, and a standing seam metal roof.
  • Standard features also include shiplap walls, painted cabinets, butcher block countertops, and more.
  • Upgraded options range from appliance upgrades and built-in features to security systems and luxury amenities like steam showers.

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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5 comments

  1. Get rid of the GRAY, it makes the place look dull and unwelcoming……use the colors of the rainbow to show a peaceful and welcoming home…..where are the bookcases, where to put a TV…..?

    1. Like furniture, bookcases are a personal choice and don’t always have to be there from the builder. The builder does work from standard models but they allow customized details like interior layout and finishing details.

      While look at the 5th photo down for the TV location on the wall between the closet and hallway doors…

    1. 1 You don’t have to live there, they do. Obviously they like it.

      2 Windows have to be cleaned. But they let light in.

      3 Which would you prefer, a lack of windows that have to be cleaned but dingy and dark inside, or bright and cheerful.

      4 For me, the latter.

      5 And I can’t see any evidence of a TV

      1. 5- Look at the 5th photo down for the location for the TV wall mount and connections on the wall between the closet and hallway doors…

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