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The Barn at Tiny Digs is a little red barn on wheels in Northeast Portland, and it’s one of the original tiny houses that opened with the hotel back in 2016. It gives you all the fun of a farm stay with none of the chores.
It’s also one of only two pet-friendly houses at Tiny Digs, so well-behaved dogs and cats can come along. Inside you’ll find reclaimed 100-year-old barn wood, denim and Americana colors, and a few farmyard surprises.
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Through the Dutch Door
A custom Dutch barn door opens into the living area. Below the windows, the walls are wainscoted in reclaimed barn wood that’s about a century old, and a drop-down counter with tractor-seat stools serves as the dining table.

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An Apron-Sink Farmhouse Kitchenette
The kitchenette has an apron-front farmhouse sink, a red kettle, and pegboard-style hooks for mugs. It’s set up for light cooking, with a mini fridge, coffee maker, and dishes.

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A Living Room with a Cowhide Chair
The front of the house is the living room, with a red bench seat, a cowhide chair, and barn lantern pendant lights. The wide, deep stairs are better than a ladder. They have cubby shelves built in and clothes-hanging space beside them.

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A Queen Loft Under the Gambrel Roof
Up the stairs, the classic gambrel barn roof creates a roomy queen loft lined in warm wood, with vintage fruit-crate art on the walls.

Image courtesy of Tiny Digs Hotel

Image courtesy of Tiny Digs Hotel

Image courtesy of Tiny Digs Hotel
A Whiskey-Barrel Bathroom Vanity
The bathroom vanity is a whiskey barrel topped with a hammered copper sink, which might be the most photographed detail on the property.

Image courtesy of Tiny Digs Hotel

Image courtesy of Tiny Digs Hotel
Looking Back: The Barn When We First Featured It
We first shared the Barn here on Tiny House Talk in 2016, back when Tiny Digs was brand new. Here are the photos from that original post, so you can see how the house has been cared for and refreshed over the years.


Image via Tiny Digs Portland Hotel

Image via Tiny Digs Portland Hotel

Image via Tiny Digs Portland Hotel

Image via Tiny Digs Portland Hotel

Barn Tiny House Video Tour
Design Details
- Size: 150 sq ft, two floors
- Sleeps: 2 in a queen loft
- Pets: Pet-friendly (well-behaved dogs and cats; a pet fee applies)
- Style: Red barn with a gambrel roof, Dutch door, reclaimed 100-year-old barn wood
- Kitchen: Apron sink kitchenette, mini fridge, kettle, coffee maker
- Bathroom: Whiskey-barrel vanity with copper sink, flush toilet, hot shower
- Comfort: Electric heat, air-conditioning, Wi-Fi, deck
- Every Tiny Digs house: running water, flush toilet, hot shower, electric heat, air-conditioning, Wi-Fi, coffee and tea, self check-in
What Makes the Barn Special
- Gambrel roofs make roomy lofts: The barn roof shape gives more loft headroom than a standard gable.
- Stairs over ladders: Wide steps with built-in cubbies are safer and add storage.
- Reclaimed materials add history: Century-old barn wood gives instant character to a brand-new build.
- Pet-friendly rentals: Allowing pets opens a tiny rental to a big group of travelers.
Stay at Tiny Digs
Tiny Digs is at 2646 NE Glisan Street in Portland’s Kerns neighborhood, with close to 50 restaurants, breweries, and bars within a 10-minute walk. Rates vary by date, so check availability on the Tiny Digs site.
- The Barn at Tiny Digs
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- Tiny Digs 10th Anniversary Open House (Sunday, October 25, 2026)
More Tiny Houses at Tiny Digs
Tiny Digs has twelve themed tiny houses on one lot in Northeast Portland. Here’s the full lineup:
- The Finlandia (280 sq ft): 280 sq ft Scandinavian design with two lofts. The biggest house on the lot, sleeping up to five.
- The Barn (150 sq ft, you are here)
- The Arthur (180 sq ft): 180 sq ft yellow train car (caboose) with a cedar cupola loft. Sleeps up to four.
- The Beach (150 sq ft): 150 sq ft Cape Cod cottage with shake shingles, turquoise accents, and a cedar loft.
- The Cottage (180 sq ft): 180 sq ft Victorian shabby chic with gingerbread trim, stained glass, and a fireplace.
- The Cabin (150 sq ft): 150 sq ft log cabin with Port Orford cedar siding, a hand-hewn log stairway, and a fireplace.
- The Merlot (140 sq ft): 140 sq ft wine-country theme with a vaulted ceiling, a main-floor queen bed (no loft), and a wrap-around deck.
- The Bamboo (150 sq ft): 150 sq ft Japanese-inspired house with a koi pond, grass-cloth walls, and tansu stairs.
- The Zen (128 sq ft): 128 sq ft designed by Bryce Langston (Living Big in a Tiny House). Main-floor queen and a two-person shower.
- The Modern (150 sq ft): 150 sq ft retro-modern with a see-through lounge loft over a main-floor queen bed.
- The Boho Wagon (150 sq ft): 150 sq ft bohemian wagon with a bowed cedar roof and a canopied main-floor bed. Pet-friendly, no loft.
- The Rock ‘n’ Roll (230 sq ft): 230 sq ft 1950s theme with vinyl, a rotary phone, a fireplace, and a skylit loft.
See the full guide: Tiny Digs Turns 10: Inside All 12 Tiny Houses
Highlights
- 150 sq ft little red barn
- Pet-friendly
- Dutch barn door
- Whiskey-barrel copper sink vanity
- Queen loft under a gambrel roof
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