Western Tiny House Takes You Back In Time: For Sale!

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This handcrafted Western Tiny House is truly one-of-a-kind, with all sorts of reclaimed wood and tin roofing giving it a cozy, vintage vibe.

Built on a gooseneck trailer, you get that mostly-downstairs bedroom with just three storage steps to take you into your room. With 260 square feet, there’s also a spacious kitchen with an old-fashioned water pump, vintage fridge, and retro propane stove. And of course, I’m all about the wood-burning stove in the living room!

You can ask questions and make an offer (asking $37,500) over at Tiny House Marketplace. It’s located in Montrose, Colorado.

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Retro Stove, Vintage Wood Stove and Reclaimed Materials!

Western Tiny House Takes You Back In Time: For Sale!
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Heat your tea water over the old-fashioned stove.

Western Tiny House Takes You Back In Time: For Sale!
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Little seating area and tons of fun lamplights.

Western Tiny House Takes You Back In Time: For Sale!
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Up into the bedroom gooseneck.

Western Tiny House Takes You Back In Time: For Sale!
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A good view of the tin roof on the interior.

Western Tiny House Takes You Back In Time: For Sale!
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Glass bottle lamps are super cute!

Western Tiny House Takes You Back In Time: For Sale!
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The vintage pantry is perfect for all your canned goods.

Western Tiny House Takes You Back In Time: For Sale!
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And who doesn’t love a vintage-style refrigerator?

Western Tiny House Takes You Back In Time: For Sale!
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How fun is that water-pump sink!

Western Tiny House Takes You Back In Time: For Sale!
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Description:

Crackling fire in the wood stove warms this tiny, cozy western home! Each board and piece of tin comes from a carefully reclaimed piece of history, and has been transformed into a true ‘one-of-a-kind’ livable piece of art. The hours of painstaking hand work are evident as you look closely at the details of this tiny house; right down to hand cut antique bottle lights, antler lamp and rolling pin towel rack. Nothing in this tiny house says “made in China”! After a long day, and a hot shower from the watering can; one can collapse into bed after only climbing three steps. The vintage electric fridge chills your orange juice while the ‘Olde Timey’ propane gas cook stove cooks your fluffy biscuits and gravy just like grandma used to make! Hook up your pickup truck and head on down the road with your cozy western home in tow, and head to your “happy place”, OR WE could deliver!!

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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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15 comments

  1. Is the interior ceiling the same piece of metal as the exterior roof, or is there insulation sandwiched between two layers? I would not buy a tiny house without insulation. I do like the homey, western style. Looks comfy.

    1. As far as i can tell by comparing inside and outside pictures there is insulation between the two layers of metal. If there was not, it would not be much fun to be inside it on a really hot day , or a cold one , or hailstorm. I dont think the builder would have skimped on roof insulation , considering all the work that went into the house. But i do love the look and western style of it!

    2. I assume it has some insulation, but I could be wrong. Definitely something to check with with the seller before purchasing!

  2. Love love love it?!!! I cannot possibly list everything perfect about this one. If I had the money I would jump on this one. I am thinking about selling a couple kids maybe ?

  3. This is a pretty little tiny home with a lot of unique design elements. The price is pretty reasonable, too. I hope someone snatches it up quickly : )

    1. Unknown, but I seriously doubt it given the price, location, and year it was built… Along with some clues like the single pane windows, door, etc… I suspect it was built like a summer cabin, okay for seasonal use but not meant for full timing…

      According to the listing on Tiny House Listing, it’s already sold, though…

  4. Oh well, thanks anyway! I would really have loved to have this to put in my back yard so I could rent out my home! Shirley Potts

    1. Unknown, could be it is being relisted if the deal fell through or some listings were simply never removed as it was posted on multiple sites.

    2. We don’t usually archive posts even if they’ve sold because people can still glean great ideas from them 🙂

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