Tree House: 3-Bedroom Tiny House with Standing-Height Rooms and Balcony Kitchen

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Indigo River Tiny Homes has unveiled one of their most impressive builds yet — a spacious family-friendly tiny house on wheels with three standing-height bedrooms, a full bathroom, and even an 80-square-foot outdoor balcony kitchen. Known as the “Tree House,” this custom Entertainer model blends smart design, indoor/outdoor living, and vibrant finishes to create a truly livable tiny home.

If you’ve been searching for a tiny house that works for families, full-time living, or multi-purpose use, this model checks every box. From the galley kitchen with an eat-in island to the cozy living room with built-in storage, every corner is designed to maximize comfort and function.

Below, you’ll find a full photo tour with highlights of the layout, unique features, and thoughtful upgrades that make this tiny home stand out.

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Family-Friendly 3-Bedroom Tiny House with a Bonus Second Kitchen

Turquoise Cabinets Bring Color to This Tiny House Interior

A Four-Burner Cooktop Makes This Tiny House Kitchen Fully Functional

A Fun, Textured Tile Backsplash Adds Personality

A Built-In Dishwasher Adds Convenience

A Four-Person Island Bar Adds Dining Space

A Super Deep Couch Creates a Cozy Living Space

This Built-In Bench Adds Smart, Hidden Storage

A Built-In Entertainment Center Fits Neatly Under the Landing

A Sturdy Storage Staircase Leads to the Main Bedroom

The Hallway Opens Directly Onto the Outdoor Balcony

Queen-Sized Bed with Custom Built-In Storage

Kids’ Rooms Split by a Built-In Dividing Bookshelf

Full Bathroom with Jetted Tub for Relaxation

The 80-Square-Foot Balcony with Second Kitchen

Video Tour

Watch the full tour from Indigo River Tiny Homes:

Design Details

  • Name: Tree House (Entertainer Deluxe model)
  • Builder: Indigo River Tiny Homes
  • Size: 48′ x 10′ (399 sq ft official, ~550 sq ft with lofts)
  • Bedrooms: 3 standing-height bedrooms
  • Bathroom: Full bath with jetted tub
  • Kitchen: Galley style with four-burner cooktop, dishwasher, island bar
  • Outdoor Space: 80 sq ft balcony with second kitchen and drink fridge
  • Heating/Cooling: Mini-split HVAC system
  • Special Features: Turquoise cabinets, scale-pattern tile backsplash, bee-shaped knobs
  • Kids’ Rooms: Divided by built-in bookshelf for privacy
  • Laundry: Hidden washer/dryer under landing
  • Storage: Storage staircase, built-in wardrobes, under-bench compartments

Lessons from This Family-Friendly Tiny House

The Tree House offers valuable insights for anyone designing a tiny home for family living:

  • Standing-height bedrooms transform tiny living for families — No crawling into lofts means comfortable, accessible sleeping for all ages
  • Outdoor living space effectively doubles usable square footage — The 80 sq ft balcony kitchen extends entertaining and cooking options
  • Bold color choices make small spaces feel intentional and joyful — Turquoise cabinets prove tiny doesn’t mean boring
  • Built-in room dividers create privacy without walls — The bookshelf between kids’ rooms provides separation while keeping the space open
  • Four-burner cooktops enable real family cooking — Don’t compromise on kitchen functionality for families who cook together
  • Dishwashers are worth the space for family tiny houses — A convenience that dramatically improves daily life with children
  • Hidden laundry solutions keep living areas clutter-free — Tucking washer/dryer under the landing maximizes open floor space
  • Jetted tubs provide luxury in a small footprint — Bathroom upgrades make tiny living feel less like sacrifice
  • Island seating serves dual dining and workspace purposes — The four-person bar eliminates the need for a separate dining table
  • Entertainment centers can fit under stair landings — Creative use of awkward spaces adds function without losing floor area

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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.

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