Ever want to tour a tiny house in person so you can feel what it’s like to live in a tiny home?
Now is your chance to do it for free if you’re in the Boulder, Colorado area because Tiny Happy Homes is having an open house in Sedalia, Colorado.
They’re showing off their ‘Big Mack’ Model this Sunday June 29th, 2014 at 2:00 pm (mdt). See below for the address.
Tour a Tiny House in Sedalia, CO
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Like all the rest you have built, it is really nice and practical while being beautiful. You use high quality materials and your craftsmanship is impeccable. Great job! I just sold a tiny house that was only 6×6 with no bathroom, or other plumbing, and only an RV cord plugin for electricity for $7500. Your price for all the space, amenities, and quality materials seems about right to me. I used to build 1200 square houses years ago, and I can tell you that building a tiny house like the one you are showing here takes a lot more time and consideration and, again, craftsmanship, to build so that it is strong, safe, road worthy, and still be beautiful. Again, I think the price is very reasonable for a stick built house that is more than thin metal or fiberglass walls, flimsy framing, and mediocre roof plan. Good job!
Hey, Joe! When are you going to be near North Carolina?!
This is an hour and a half from Boulder, outside Castle Rock, not really near Boulder. I’d love to see it, but maybe if they were actually near Boulder, since that’s where I am.
It’s worth the drive 🙂
Please come to Austin Texas. This is a great place for these kinds of houses. Also have questions about utilities. Are there any around Austin?
Hello,
My name is Rhemi and my mom and I are interested in viewing your tiny houses. Are they our for show? Could we come see them? What time frames/days work for you?
Thanks,
Rhemi
Hi Rhemi, This was a tour from 2014 so I don’t think they are still doing it, but you can see other events from that builder here: http://tinyhappyhomes.com/upcoming-events/