Professionally built shell. Finish out your dream home!

My vision began when I got my hands on an icky camper. After many hours with a sledgehammer and a few dumpster loads, I had my trailer. From there, I hired a local contractor to build my tiny house. In addition to his decades of experience as a self-employed contractor, he is also a full-time volunteer with the American Red Cross. He had a lot of great insight on how to build a wind-resistant structure from working in hurricane prone areas.

Selling my tiny house is a bitter-sweet decision. I got a job out-of-state and don't have time to finish my tiny before I need to move. My loss is your gain-- check it out.

THE HOUSE
Dimensions: 24’ x 8’ x 13’6"
Framing: 2" x 4” walls, studs are 16” on center
2” x 4” subfloor
2” x 6” roof
CDX plywood sheathing on the exterior
Roof: Includes ice/water shield
TruDefinition Duration Designer Architectural Shingles
(wind speeds up to 130 MPH)
Windows: Includes 4 Jeld Wen sliders
Underbelly: RecPro 1/8” Extreme Duty Corrugated Polyethylene

THE TRAILER
Dimensions: 35’ x 8’
Converted Gulf Stream Conquest Travel Trailer
Towing: Bumper pull, 2 ⅝” ball hitch
Gross Vehicle Weight capacity: 10,000 lbs.
Tires: All new tires (less than 100 miles of wear)
Stabilizer jacks: On all 4 corners
Axels: 2