It’s never easy being the first to do something, especially when that something is building a tiny house on wheels! In this weeks episode we travel to Yerrinbool in New South Wales, Australia to visit the first tiny home ever to be built in Australia.
The basic design of this tiny house was based on a Tumbleweed XS model from the USA, but was given a uniquely Australian flavour and constructed from super light-weight materials that would make it legal to travel on Aussie roads.
Read More: http://www.livingbiginatinyhouse.com/australias-first-tiny-house/
After a time spent traveling, this tiny house has found it’s place in Australian tiny house history and now sit’s on a beautiful farm for rent as a B&B: https://www.airbnb.co.nz/rooms/14169377
Additional footage produced by UTS students and used with permission.
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I love it when I find others who have built as small as I am building. There are so many tiny houses that are over 20′, so it’s awesome when I find a project I can relate to my own (12′ x 7′). Keep up the awesome videos Bryce!
Super nice! Well done. Thanks
I think he’s a trans
Not bad for a tiny house it still looks livable inside, but for two I’m not sure and depending on the size of the two people maybe for ultra skinny people.
Don’t know if they did, but i wud have built storage space under the bench and gotten rid of those shelves behind the bathroom, so my tpilet and shower wudn’t have to be in the same stall.
Way to small and that bathroom👎
Hello, I’ m from mexico and I like TINY HOUSE but I don’ t speak english. Can you translate please. Thank you so much.
“Your average family sedan can tow this.” Your average family sedan can not tow two tuns :0
You can’t tow two tonnes with a sedan or a commodore legally. You can do it but it’s illegal in Australia and insurance won’t cover you or the vehicle towing the over weight trailer
*Greate house, love it!* 💙
Hi Bryce, great to see you back in the Southern hemisphere. I reckon Fred Schultz in Castlemaine (Victoria) may qualify for one of the first builders of a tiny home in Australia; still good to see a pioneer.
There’s no way that amount of roof area could catch enough water to live on.
Anyway, is there any progression in Australia in regards to living in one of these on your own land legally?
OMG you can rent this out on AirBnb. I’m so going to add this to my list. Thanks for sharing:)
no hot water ? fuck that
If they don’t mind losing seating space, adding a long counter over the bench seating might work wonderfully. For space saving the top of the bench, under the cushion could be raised to counter height as one piece, or in sections. Just an idea.
Finally – tiny houses in Australia! Yay👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Yay nice to see one here in Australia
Smart layout for a true THOW. I would need a hot shower though. Otherwise very nice! You pick some good ones Bryce! *looks up hammocks*
theres a dude in Canberra somewhere that’s been doing it for 5 ish years now
Truly tiny. As big as a garden shed.