Tiny Ski Lodge on Wheels

• Michele Bellon
  September 4, 2016, 5:01 pm

  Love it. Want it. The outdoor decks are amazing. Outside space is almost more important than inside space to me. Like the inside a lot too. Especially the big open room. Not sure if the dog would attempt the indoor stairs, but I do like the way they work. Plenty of kitchen space for me. Beautiful walls.

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• Jody
  September 4, 2016, 5:05 pm

  Love the deck!

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• Kim P.
  September 4, 2016, 7:07 pm

  I love the decks, and the outdoor steps to get to it. I would like to build a house on a 5th (Gooseneck) trailer, and have some external storage under the gooseneck. I am sure how I would want to design it, but I would locking storage outside for skies, snowboards, and even summer sports such as surfing, (surfboards), bikes, outdoor table, chairs and loungers. even a portable spa. I like the ski lodge on wheels concept. I may want a multi purpose lodge for all seasons, thus I could travel to ski areas in the winter, and beach areas in the summer, and travel in between, for fall and spring. Great if you can have a work at home career, or be your own boss. (Writer, Publisher, Graphic Design Artist, Photographer). This is a nice lodge on wheels. I like the outdoor deck instead of an indoor loft, than you are not bonking your head, I would want to have a couch/bed, more kitchen space, and I don’t see a bathroom, and of course a washer/dryer combo. I do like this one.

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• oxide
  September 4, 2016, 8:13 pm

  Is it just me, or is this a split level design?? That bench area is underneath the loft with the sofa, and it’s at a lower level than the kitchen. Pretty creative for a tiny home. They don’t show the bathroom, but I think it’s just to the left of the door (behind the stove wall).

  The tiny House nation article says that the owner wants to be a professional skier, that they wanted deck space for “crafts,” and a hot tub. Call me a negative nellie, but wouldn’t a professional skier need a lot more gear than this tiny house can comfortably fit, like several ski outfits, lots of boots, lots of skis, tools/wax/etc? I don’t see a washing machine — guess they take a lot of trips to the laundromat. I hope the crafting is something like knitting which doesn’t take up much room.

  And, that giant yellow salsa bowl is the Alfi Fire wood-burning hot tub. You can buy it on Amazon for $4229.27 (so much for frugal living :-p).

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• Nancy (G(J)illingham-Sanders) Crow
  September 5, 2016, 1:35 pm

  I am a “Damsel-In-Distress” in need of my own apt or small home. I currently live on a fixed income, early retirement of $810/mo due to go up some in a couple of yrs. I have COPD (lung condition) so I need something with a good ventilation unit and I love the more modern styling but no loft bedroom. I love watching your shows on tv. I would like to get in touch with someone locally in the Seattle/Everett area to get the ball rolling as I know it may take some time for financing, etc. Could you recommend someone. Who knows, -maybe they even need some help! Thank you!
  Ms. Nancy “Dusty” GJillingham-Sanders Crow
  (425) 773-8170

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• ZACHARY E MOHRMANN
  September 22, 2016, 8:58 pm

  Weird…! It looks like a paddle wheeler who lost it’s paddles….!

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• ROSEE
  February 14, 2017, 9:51 am

  IMPRESSIVE, UNUSUAL & UNIQUE!

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  • Natalie C. McKee
    February 15, 2017, 7:09 am

    Sometimes the best qualities of a THOW 🙂

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• Betty
  September 19, 2017, 5:57 pm

  Hmmmmm…different.☺

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