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Tiny house fits two bedrooms and a pair of bathrooms on one level

By Adam Williams
December 14, 2024
Tiny house fits two bedrooms and a pair of bathrooms on one level
The Olivia Summit is a spacious tiny house with two bedrooms and a pair of bathrooms that's up for sale for US$140,745
The Olivia Summit is a spacious tiny house with two bedrooms and a pair of bathrooms that's up for sale for US$140,745
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The Olivia Summit is a spacious tiny house with two bedrooms and a pair of bathrooms that's up for sale for US$140,745
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The Olivia Summit is a spacious tiny house with two bedrooms and a pair of bathrooms that's up for sale for US$140,745
The Olivia Summit's interior measures roughly 395 sq ft (36.7 sq m), all of which is arranged on one floor
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The Olivia Summit's interior measures roughly 395 sq ft (36.7 sq m), all of which is arranged on one floor
The Olivia Summit's kitchen includes an oven with propane-powered four-burner stove, a fridge/freezer, and a dishwasher
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The Olivia Summit's kitchen includes an oven with propane-powered four-burner stove, a fridge/freezer, and a dishwasher
The Olivia Summit's kitchen has quartz countertops and hickory cabinetry
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The Olivia Summit's kitchen has quartz countertops and hickory cabinetry
The Olivia Summit's kitchen includes a washer/dryer and quite a lot of storage space
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The Olivia Summit's kitchen includes a washer/dryer and quite a lot of storage space
The Olivia Summit's master bedroom has a TV, a double bed, and quite a lot of storage space
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The Olivia Summit's master bedroom has a TV, a double bed, and quite a lot of storage space
The Olivia Summit's secondary bedroom has bunk beds and its own bathroom
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The Olivia Summit's secondary bedroom has bunk beds and its own bathroom
The Olivia Summit's two bathrooms are very similar and each includes a flushing toilet, a small vanity sink, and a shower
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The Olivia Summit's two bathrooms are very similar and each includes a flushing toilet, a small vanity sink, and a shower
The Olivia Summit has a length of 42 ft (12.8 m) and is finished in vinyl flooring and sheetrock walls
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The Olivia Summit has a length of 42 ft (12.8 m) and is finished in vinyl flooring and sheetrock walls
The Olivia Summit includes a four-person breakfast bar
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The Olivia Summit includes a four-person breakfast bar
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We see a lot of tiny houses that can sleep a family four or even six, but all those people sharing one small bathroom is never ideal. The Olivia Summit addresses this with a spacious layout that's arranged on one floor and includes two bedrooms and a like number of bathrooms.

The Olivia Summit, by Tiny Mountain Houses, has a length of 42 ft (12.8 m), so is on the larger side for even a North American tiny house, and is based on a triple-axle trailer. It's finished in concrete fiber lap siding and topped by a standing seam metal roof.

Its entrance opens onto the living room. This is quite large and hosts an L-shaped sofa, with electric fireplace and a wall-mounted TV. The glazing is also generous throughout, helping fill the interior with natural light.

The nearby kitchen includes a curved breakfast bar that seats four, an oven with four-burner propane-powered stove, a dishwasher, a fridge/freezer, a microwave, plus a combined washer/dryer. Quartz countertops also feature, along with a steel sink, and lots of cabinetry and storage areas.

The Olivia Summit's interior measures roughly 395 sq ft (36.7 sq m), all of which is arranged on one floor
The Olivia Summit's interior measures roughly 395 sq ft (36.7 sq m), all of which is arranged on one floor

Next to the kitchen is the main bathroom, which is accessed by a pocket door. It has a shower, a small vanity sink, and a flushing toilet, plus a little storage space too.

There are two bedrooms in the Olivia Summit. The master bedroom is adjacent to the kitchen and bathroom, and has ample headroom to stand upright with it being downstairs, plus it contains a double bed, a wall-mounted TV and quite a lot of storage space.

Over on the opposite side of the home is a secondary bedroom. This also has lots of headroom, plus bunk beds, and its own en-suite bathroom. The bathroom itself looks a lot like its counterpart and has a shower, a small vanity sink, and a flushing toilet, as well as some more storage.

The Olivia Summit's kitchen has quartz countertops and hickory cabinetry
The Olivia Summit's kitchen has quartz countertops and hickory cabinetry

The Olivia Summit gets power from a standard RV-style hookup and has three mini-split air-conditioners, plus ceiling fans, to keep it a comfortable temperature.

The model shown is currently up for sale for US$140,745. Check out the video below for a full tour.

You've never seen a tiny house like this single level Olivia Summit from Tiny Mountain Houses!

Source: Tiny Mountain Houses

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Adam Williams
Adam Williams
Adam scours the globe from his home in Spain in order to bring the best of innovative architecture and sustainable design to the pages of New Atlas. Most of his spare time is spent dabbling in music, tinkering with old Macintosh computers and trying to keep his even older VW bus on the road.

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Darryl Bell
It's a cute little home.But I gotta be honest when you start paying $140,000 for one then that's defeating one of the biggest reasons for getting a tiny home...The Price. Depending on your region that much will get you alot more square footage than this.Im not putting it down just saying even Amazon has tiny homes now that for $50,000 you get a 2 story,3 bed and 2 bath.
Darryl Bell
Way to much! Amazon has 2 story 3 bed and 2 bath for around $50,000
Techutante
You can get a trailer for between 40-60k, and for 155 you can get a doublewide. You could buy two single-wides 10 years apart even.
Uncle Anonymous
In the township where I live, these trailers cannot be used as year round homes. They can't even be left on a property to use as a summer cottage. So, if you are going to buy one of these "tiny homes", do your homework first.
rgooding
Hats off to the salesman/showman for this video - and if the price was right (i think it's high) this is a nice setup for an AirBNB/VRBO vacation home - if they could somehow figure out how to mount these on some sorta scaffolding i'd be tempted to setup 3 of these looking in different directions on 1 piece of land (sorta like a 3 storey condo?) if i had the money of course :)
JS
@Uncle Anonymous - you can circumvent those rules in most places by simply adding a garage. :)
Daishi
I like the design. Sometimes the zoning and building restrictions in the US disappoint me otherwise anyone could buy land and put in a few of these and rent them out.