New On/Off-Grid THOW with Solar--Move-in Ready

On/Off Grid with Solar Tiny House on Wheels For Sale

This new THOW is so versatile that location is unlimited. One month you can cozy up off-grid near a mountain creek and the next plug-in at a tiny house park and make all your new friends jealous. This anything-BUT-mass-produced home has got all the solid character, quality, and details anyone could ask for, while still being small and sturdy enough to be easily towed wherever you’ll take it. You’ll love the expertly planned layout and be amazed at how many conveniences are incorporated. Every inch of the 19.5 x 8-foot house is put to good use, with plenty of lounge space, even room for a sleep over, with upstairs and down both having access to HDMI projectors and screen. There are 10 hidden storage compartments and 2 bumpouts for all your stuff. When was the last time you saw a tiny house with a full dresser and closet? Check out the size and efficiency of the propane/12-volt or 120-volt fridge and stove/oven, and the ventilation hood that keeps the entire home fresh. The 3 moveable and adjustable solar arrays stow nicely in their own deck box for travel—the deck stows too. A propane furnace with programmable thermostat won’t have you getting up every two hours to reload a tiny woodstove in January. With the on-demand water heater, you can take a long shower even off-grid. There are 90 gallons of water tanks—easy to refill with a garden hose. You’ll love the simplicity and practicality of the composting toilet’s design.

TH manufacturers make their money selling you all the add-ons to make their house livable. Not with this one: It’s all there and move-in ready. All you need is $50,000 and a 2 5/16th ball hitch to get rolling.

Currently located in Ada, Michigan.


DETAILS, DETAILS, DETAILS:

Construction----------
• Solidly built and still only 8,000 pounds, makes for easy towing
• Hardwired with backup, brake and turn signals
• Towing brakes and sway bars
• Insulated throughout, including floors
• Residential-grade sliding windows with screens and cordless blinds
• Two exterior storage bumpouts
• Metal roof
• 184 square feet of living space, not counting the bumpouts
• Easy-to-remove deck stows for travel
• Smoke detector and carbon monoxide detectors
• Currently located in Ada, Michigan


Solar/Electric----------
• Three-kilowatt off-grid GROWATT inverter/charge controller
• Twenty-four-volt, 3200-watt hour LiFePO4 battery series hidden in interior
• Twelve 100-watt panels arranged into 3 movable, adjustable arrays. Park your house in the shade and place your arrays in full sun. No climbing ladders to brush off snow.
• The batteries provide 12-volt power for puck lights, water pump, furnace, range/exhaust hood, and starts the fridge and oven when operating with propane. Fridge also can run on 120-volt.
• Inverter provides 120 volts for the main ceiling lamp/fan, microwave oven, 2 HDMI projectors, and multiple outlets, including several USB ports.
• Equipped for easy switch between off-grid and on-grid hook up.
• Inverter is in back bumpout, batteries are hidden inside, out-of-the-way, and the solar arrays travel nicely in their own stow-and-go deck box


Plumbing----------
• Can be connected to external pressurized source (garden hose), or
• three 30-gallon on-board water tanks (90 gallons total) for off grid use.
• Easy-view access to see level of water in tanks
• Twelve-volt pump system for off-grid use
• Interior, on-demand, propane water heater
• Gray-water-only system with composting toilet


HVAC----------
• Propane forced air furnace with two 40-pound propane tanks stowed in the front bumpout
• Range hood powerful enough to move air through entire house
• Still-in-the-box, 120-volt window air conditioner in case you want to plug into a warm climate
• Backside access door for furnace keeps the unit and duct work out of sight
• Honeywell programmable thermostat



Kitchen ----------
• Large fridge can run on propane/12-volt ignition or 120-volt electricity
• Deep, large-basin kitchen sink with draining rack and cutting board cover
• Three-burner propane stove with 12-volt ignition, and oven big enough to cook Sunday dinner.
• Twelve-volt range hood with light
• 120-volt .7 cubic foot microwave
• Hardwood butcher block counters
• Large under cabinet storage cupboards, two pull-down cabinets hidden in ceiling, and a hidden cubby.
• Magnetic knife bar and 4 sunken utensil cannisters



Living Room----------
• L-shaped, comfortable couch with large hidden storage compartment. Couch can pull out to full-size bed
• Stairs are also shelving units
• Fold down table hides another storage compartment
• Coat closet off entry door
• Watch movies or play video games from projector.
• Ceiling fan with light (120-volt)
• Under-couch platform hides heating equipment and 3 large pull-out storage containers.


Bedroom----------
• Thick, comfy full-size mattress with lovely head board that features programmable back lighting.
• Reading lights and USB ports on both sides of bed
• Pull down screen ideal for privacy and using HDMI projector to play games or watch movies in bed.
• Large dresser
• Handy closet with room for a hamper
• Linens included


Bathroom----------
• Why, yes, there is a sink in the bathroom! How often do you see that in a tiny house?
• And how about all those shelves?
• Shower stall with conventional fixtures and shower head. Shower hooked up to on-demand water heater
• Perfect lighting over a large mirror.
• Uncomplicated composting toilet with built in sawdust compartment. Super easy removal for disposal or composting. After months of research, we’re convinced this is the way to go!
• Pocket door for privacy
• Linens included