Randol is selling his brand new tiny house in Portland, Oregon. I totally dig the fact that you can have two sleeping lofts, or have a sleeping area downstairs. Options. It’s brand new and looking for a new owner. Take your house with you even when you land a new job 1000’s of miles away. Homes that stay put is soooo 20th century. Kidding. Thanks Randol for the tour. See description below for link to the listing.
Listing: http://tinyhouselistings.com/listing/portland-or-12-tiny-house-at-pdx
Looks functional and affordable, but very boring an uninspired design.
nice and straightforward! what is the inside height? and at what height did
you put the lofts? whats the drop on the roof? thanks
Did I not see a fridge?
Delight!!!
Love it! How do you get to the second loft?
looks very nice and clean!
I think it’s a nice, compact design and I love the woodwork. The only
quibble is the lack of windows large enough to use as other exits in both
lofts–I think these should be standard. Also, I prefer other types of
materials for sinks than stainless steel and open shelves rather than dark
cupboards. But overall it’s great.
As much as I like these houses I don’t think that they are made for people
who can’t afford a regular house.
Now that so many builders are on the tiny-house train they seem to get more
and more bland. All of the early ones had smart storage solutions, custom
cabinetry, and nice exterior details.
this is nice. but some people pay way too much. Because I’m able to do all
the work myself I see a tricked out, glorified garden shed.
very nice an simple ..still arrange the home with a wardrobe shelving and a
couch
Very sleek and clean love ur woodwork bathroom is great what $$$ and
insulation did u use?? Where located and weight of the building to move it
per say. Ready tagged for road??
No thought given to any kind of storage for clothes. I guess it would be
ok for nudists.
Shouldn’t that front storage have a vent? Propane tanks shouldn’t be
enclosed like that. That’s why the tankless water heater is outside?
Nice open design and quality materials. The second loft is perfect for
storage.
Love the cabinets, but I could not do a loft bed.
55 thousand!!!!??? what the hell man ..might as well buy a full size
house..10 thousand top
I dream of one day owning my own tiny home
I’d rather have a dishwasher under the counter top and a stack-able w/d in
the bathroom where the toilet is and toilet next to the sink which would be
pushed over closer to the shower. I take it the fridge goes next to the
stove?