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Custom 30 Foot House: The (not so) tiny towable home

Custom 30 Foot House: The (not so) tiny towable home
The Custom 30 Foot Tiny House (Photo: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses)
The Custom 30 Foot Tiny House (Photo: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses)
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The Custom 30 Foot Tiny House (Photo: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses)
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The Custom 30 Foot Tiny House (Photo: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses)
The towable home boasts more home comforts than one might expect from a home of its size and style (Photo: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses)
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The towable home boasts more home comforts than one might expect from a home of its size and style (Photo: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses)
While we've no final figure on how much the home sold for, it did cost a total of around US$63,000 to construct (Photo: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses)
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While we've no final figure on how much the home sold for, it did cost a total of around US$63,000 to construct (Photo: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses)
Parham intends to release the plans for the home soon (Photo: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses)
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Parham intends to release the plans for the home soon (Photo: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses)
As its name suggests, the Custom 30 Foot Tiny House rests on a custom 9.1 m (30 ft) trailer (Photo: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses)
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As its name suggests, the Custom 30 Foot Tiny House rests on a custom 9.1 m (30 ft) trailer (Photo: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses)
The home was part built using reclaimed wood (Photo: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses)
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The home was part built using reclaimed wood (Photo: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses)
Built for a family of three, the towable home boasts more home comforts than one might expect (Photo: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses)
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Built for a family of three, the towable home boasts more home comforts than one might expect (Photo: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses)
The interior of the tiny home (Photo: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses)
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The interior of the tiny home (Photo: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses)
The interior of the tiny home (Photo: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses)
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The interior of the tiny home (Photo: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses)
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For those who like the thought of living in a compact space but don't want to get too cramped, the Custom 30 Foot House by Colorado-based Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses may be of interest. Built for a family of three, it boasts more space and home comforts than one might expect from a towable tiny dwelling, including a bath and shower, a dishwasher, and enough seating for up to six people.

The Custom 30 Foot Tiny House rests atop a 9.1 m (30 ft) trailer, and can be towed by a decent-sized car or truck. It comprises 18 sq m (197 sq ft) of usable floorspace on the main floor and roughly 9.2 s q m (100 sq ft) of loft space – which is hardly palatial, but far roomier than the Salsa Box, for example.

The home was part-built using reclaimed wood and sports plenty of windows and a comparatively generous lounge area, with a folding table, a worktop, a wood-burning stove, and seating for up to six people. Its two loft spaces are suitable for use as sleeping areas, and one loft is accessed via a staircase that contains integrated storage space. Toward the rear of the home is a good-sized kid's bedroom with a fold-down Murphy Bed.

The interior of the tiny home (Photo: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses)
The interior of the tiny home (Photo: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses)

The Custom 30 Foot House's kitchen area is remarkably well-stocked for a tiny house, and amenities include a full-sized cooker, a large fridge, washer/dryer, plenty of storage space, and even a small dishwasher. The bathroom includes a composting toilet, sink, a small bathtub, and a shower.

Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses' Greg Parham tells Gizmag that though it was delivered with a grid hookup, the Custom 30 Foot House has since been outfitted with a solar powered system by its owner, and that the home can now operate off-grid. It cost approximately US$63,000 to construct, and Parham intends to release the plans for the home soon.

The video tour below shows the interior of the home in further detail.

Source: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses

Custom 30 Foot Tiny House by Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses

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5 comments
5 comments
P51d007
In "flyover" country, 63,000 would get you a pretty good starter home that can't be driven off. ;-)
Germano Pecoraro
Beautiful house traveling, but I do not understand why people who design these vehicles takes little account of the ergonomic features. This house is dangerous when it stops, uninhabitable moving
Tom Lee Mullins
I think that is small and very stylish. I would not mind living int that.
Jay Finke
Dangerously close to the edge of the road, if you hit a pothole with this contraption, I can see multiple flat tires and this laying on it's side in the ditch, resembling a open box of toothpicks that just fell of the kitchen table. This has way too high of a center of gravity and would be affected by any winds, making it nearly impossible/dangerous to move, only on a calm day ! This is one of them "it looked good on paper" ideas. So everybody out there sees one of these going down the road, I would suggest you hang way, way back and wait for the spectacular show to unfold. And please film it for everyone to enjoy, if possible.
Kevin Eveland
This is unreal