For a lot of people, tiny houses bring to mind very small and simple dwellings – and this can sometimes be true. However, they can also be surprisingly luxurious too, such as the latest model by MitchCraft Tiny Homes, which offers a spacious interior layout that includes some of the comforts typically associated with a larger brick-and-mortar home, such as a dishwasher and a bath.
The CC 31' x 10' (or 9.4 x 3 m for the metric-inclined), is a little wider than the usual 8.5 ft (2.5 m) tiny house, which means you'd need a permit to tow it on the road, and while it doesn't sound much, the extra space really makes a difference inside.
Its interior measures 310 sq ft (28 sq m) and is centered around a light-filled and relatively spacious kitchen. Visitors enter through double glass doors to find a fridge/freezer, oven with four-burner propane powered stove, a dishwasher and quite a lot of cabinetry and storage space. Generous glazing, including skylights, ensures lots of daylight permeates within.
The living room is nearby and looks quite large. It features an L-shaped seating area with additional storage space both beneath and next to the seating. A mini-split air-conditioning system keeps the area a comfortable temperature alongside ceiling fans.
The other side of the kitchen connects to a hallway with yet more storage space and access to the bathroom. This has a horse trough-style soaker bathtub and shower, vanity sink, and flushing toilet.
A storage-integrated staircase provides access to the only bedroom in the CC 31' x 10'. The space contains a large closet with plenty of headroom to stand upright and a washing machine and separate dryer. Adjacent, and raised slightly, is the sleeping area complete with double bed and some storage space. This arrangement does create a typical tiny house-style low ceiling, however.
The CC 31' x 10' is based on a triple-axle trailer and finished in a mixture of painted board and batten, with corrugated siding and cedar accenting. Power comes from a standard RV-style hookup.
The price for this one came in at US$210,000.
Source: MitchCraft Tiny Homes