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Paddock Paradise focuses on storage and comfort – for people and cats

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The Paddock Paradise cost CAD230,000 (roughly US$170,000)
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The Paddock Paradise is finished in metal and faux stone, with some timber detailing
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The Paddock Paradise cost CAD230,000 (roughly US$170,000)
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The Paddock Paradise is based on a triple-axle trailer
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The Paddock Paradise looks light-filled inside thanks to its 13 windows
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The Paddock Paradise's living room includes a large L-shaped sofa and a fireplace
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The Paddock Paradise's fireplace mantelpiece functions as a hidden storage drawer
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The Paddock Paradise includes multiple walkways for the owner's cat, including an entrance to the storage loft
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The Paddock Paradise's house cat will have many places to play and hang out
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The Paddock Paradise includes a locking cat flap that will eventually connect to a patio
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The Paddock Paradise's kitchen includes a cat litter tray hidden in the cabinetry
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The Paddock Paradise's interior measures 436 sq ft (40 sq m)
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The Paddock Paradise's kitchen includes an oven with three-burner propane-powered stove, a sink, and a fridge/freezer
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The Paddock Paradise has two entrances: the main entrance in the living room and a secondary entrance in the kitchen that will connect to a porch area
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The Paddock Paradise's staircase includes integrated storage space
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The Paddock Paradise's kitchen includes a pull-out pantry drawer
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The Paddock Paradise's bathroom connects to the kitchen and the bedroom
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The Paddock Paradise's bathroom includes a shower, flushing toilet, vanity sink, and washer/dryer
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The Paddock Paradise's bedroom is downstairs and has plenty of headroom to stand upright
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The Paddock Paradise has a length of 38 ft (11.5 m) and an increased width of 10 ft (3 m), which makes the interior more spacious and house-like than a typical model
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The Paddock Paradise's loft is used for storage
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Acorn Tiny Homes, the firm behind the Purple Heart Manor, recently completed another large and luxurious model. Named the Paddock Paradise, the towable dwelling has a spacious interior layout that's chocked-full of storage space and home comforts, including a few for the owner's cat.

The Paddock Paradise is based on a triple-axle gooseneck trailer and is finished in metal siding and faux stone. It has a length of 38 ft (11.5 m), which is definitely on the larger side for a tiny house, but not as big as the Purple Heart Manor. It also has an increased width of 10 ft (3 m), which means it requires a permit to tow on a public road in North America, but offers a much more spacious and house-like layout than a typical model.

There are two entrances into the Paddock Paradise. Accessing the home through the main entrance, visitors find a well-proportioned living room. This is taken up by an L-shaped sofa, plus a fireplace, TV, and shelving. In a neat touch, the fireplace mantelpiece is actually an operable drawer.

The kitchen is adjacent. This contains the second entrance, which will eventually connect to a patio area. It also features an oven with three-burner propane-powered stove, a convection microwave, a farmhouse-style sink, and a fridge/freezer. Additionally it has a breakfast bar and lots of cabinetry, including a pull-out pantry and a cat flap that provides access to a litter tray hidden in the kitchen unit. Indeed, feline happiness was a major focus of this build and there are a series of walkways and tunnels throughout the home's upper areas, to ensure any cats have easy access.

The Paddock Paradise has a length of 38 ft (11.5 m) and an increased width of 10 ft (3 m), which makes the interior more spacious and house-like than a typical model
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The Paddock Paradise's kitchen area connects to the bathroom. This has a shower, a stackable washer/dryer, and a flushing toilet, plus a vanity sink.

The bathroom in turn joins onto the master bedroom. Since it's located downstairs, it has ample headroom for standing upright and has a storage-integrated double bed, a wardrobe, a built-in dresser, and more shelves.

The tiny house does feature a loft but instead of being used as an extra bedroom, it's used for yet more storage and is accessed by a storage-integrated staircase – though the cat also has its own dedicated entrance, of course.

The Paddock Paradise's house cat will have many places to play and hang out
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The Paddock Paradise cost CAD230,000 (roughly US$170,000). Acorn's build prices start at CAD90,000.

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World's largest tiny house. Sleeps 1.
guzmanchinky
My wife and I are moving into an RV full time next week. We will park it at a lovely RV resort by the bay which does not allow tiny homes. We can drive it anywhere we want. It is 38 feet long and had full slides on both sides, king bed, washer and dryer, everything. We paid $120k and it is 3 years old. I'm not sure I understand the tiny house thing, of course they are beautiful but why not just buy a gorgeous "5th wheel" or motorhome that you can park anywhere?
pbethel
I wonder when high end trailer parks are going to become a reality so the 'tiny homes' will have a place to park?
They are not equivalent to RVs but to mobile homes which can be towed. But not very often.