This is a Tumbleweed Vardo Tiny House on Wheels for sale on eBay.
From the outside, you’ll see it has perfect style and is built on a small utility trailer so you can quite easily tow it anywhere you’d like.
When you go inside, you’ll find a small living area with a desk, custom cabinets, skylight, and more. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thank you!
Tumbleweed Vardo Tiny House on Wheels For Sale
Images © eBay/raylp
Images © eBay/raylp
Learn more: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Tumbleweed-Tiny-House-Vardo-Backyard-Office-/262005683859
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I agree, $25000 is way to high. I could see $7000 to $10000 tops. It is just a cubical to lay your head down.
I would have said a bit lower, but regardless, way overpriced. I like most of the woodwork, but as you say, just a place to get in out of the rain, and to lay your head down.
This asking price seems ridiculously high for a structure that isn’t a full domicile (unless the buyer sets up an outdoors kitchen/bathroom).
I’m guessing the build quality and materials might be some justification for the cost. You can see quite a bit of work went into it and remember 25K is the “ask”. That said, this would be great if just a little larger, traveling across the U.S. A small fridge and cooktop and a fold down table and convertible bed/banquette with a hanging locker. Most campsites have showers and a spot to wash a pan or two. That’s all you’d need. And it’s far cozier than a tent or cabin or hotel room…
I love the vardo gypsy look. This one is too small. I will be decorating my trailer w/ gypsy decor someday when I can.
It’s gorgeous, but did I miss something? I did not see a sleeping area.
No bathroom, no sink, no refrigerator, no stove, no oven. Hmm… I don’t even see a place to lay your head. Unless that bench is long enough to put a sleeping bag on. Ebay does have a spot where you can make an offer so maybe they are flexible on that point?