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When you think of a tiny apartment, what comes to mind?
This particular apartment is like a mesh between a studio apartment, loft, and a tiny house.
It takes advantage of square footage with a loft bedroom, so you sleep upstairs just like in most tiny houses.
The main room serves as a living room, office, and dining.
The home has beautiful views of the mountains with nice large windows that you can also open.
This apartment also contains a washing machine, bathroom, and kitchen.
You’ll also notice some unique features like the door hardware along with most of the appliances in the house which are quite unique.
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Mattress and storage is located in the loft upstairs, much like that of a tiny house on wheels. I encourage you to see the rest below:
I like how the loft has a comfortable staircase to use to get up and down from the loft.
Pretty nice view from the windows too!
Watch the entire video tour below:
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