Wanigan Tiny House by Burrow Tiny Homes For Sale: $45K

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This is the Wanigan tiny house by Burrow Tiny Homes.

It’s currently for sale for $45,000.

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Wanigan Tiny House by Burrow Tiny Homes For Sale: $45K

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Highlights:

  • Wanigan model
  • $45,000
  • 8 1/2′ x 20′
  • 13′ high
  • LP SmartSiding and Smartrim
  • Ribbed metal roof
  • Storage shed
  • 2 full size bed sleeping lofts with storage shelves outlets and USB plugs
  • Full size galley kitchen with large sink and sprayer
  • Apt. size fridge
  • 4 burner propane stove with oven
  • 7 ft tall pantry
  • Large clothes closet
  • 8 ft storage couch
  • Fold out dining with storage seats
  • Seats up to five
  • 2 rolling ottomans with storage and locking wheels (also double as seats for dining)
  • Tankless propane water heater
  • Fresh water storage tank with pump
  • Gravity fill for freshwater storage and RV water hook-up
  • 50 amp electric with RV hook-up
  • Pioneer mini-split for heat/cool
  • Nature’s Head compost
  • Bathroom vanity/sink
  • 32″ shower
  • Spray foam insulation
  • All units certified through Pacific West Tiny Homes to meet ANSI

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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20 comments

  1. I love the colors! However, I too am not fond of ladders…the age thing. But it is a great design and the quad dormers work very well. I also like you switched the sink and the stove from the plans, better design. I can see the price tag, it is all about the SqFt and goodies. I am a commercial builder designing several THOW’s for me and my daughter for college. Just need to pick two. I like it!

  2. I think the yellow front door makes no sence, but I guess to each their own… I really don’t feel this one added up to a $45,000.00 price tag though…!

    1. I agree, Zachary. I see an overall lack of good design here – definitely not worth the $45,000 price tag.

      I always look for your comments, btw. Most times you say what I am thinking!

  3. This is really nice, especially with two large sleeping areas. I also like the way the frig is placed over a base cabinet tonmake it more accessible. I might would pay around $30,000 for this turn key. It will make someone a nice home.

  4. Hi Brian & Jessica, Your daughters are just beautiful! I didn’t realize you could actually fit five people in there. Your home is cozy, and I like how organized you are and how nice everything fits especially your kitchen, it’s very homey!! But at my age I can’t do ladders anymore. Your home is beautiful and I don’t think you will have any problems selling it!! Good Luck!! Carol????

  5. Sorry, all I’ve been seeing in THOWs seem to be low height loft bedrooms that only a very young person would like, no comfortable living area to speak of, and they are just over-priced glorified kitchens on wheels! My 25 foot RV has a leather sofa that seats 4 comfortably, 2 swing around recliners, and a table with 2 leather high-back benches that seat 4 comfortably! The kitchen has an apartment size fridge and stove, microwave, and large sink! Then there is the queen sized bed and full bathroom with tub! I just don’t get it!!

    1. A lot of it is about weight and height/width restrictions. You only have so much space to use, so it’s challenging to go without a lot altogether.

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