Casa Grande Tiny House Features Dual-Loft Bedrooms and Clawfoot Bathtub

Byron Bay is a coastal town in Australia that is renowned for its gorgeous beaches. Often hailed as a perfect destination for surfing and scuba diving, the small town has recently gained stature among the tiny house community, courtesy of a tiny house builder, Uber Tiny Homes, based in the area. The construction company designs and manufactures tiny houses for people who are planning to downsize in Australia, and one of their dwellings that caught my attention is the Casa Grande tiny house on wheels.

Measuring 34 feet long and nearly 10 feet wide, the tiny house sleeps four in a two-bedroom interior. Both the bedrooms are located in the loft section, and can be accessed via a storage-integrated staircase and a ladder.

One of the lofts also features a meditation area with a bookcase and a walkway that leads to the bedroom space. The other loft features an optional skylight allowing you to stargaze.

Downstairs is the living room of the house. Featuring an L-shaped couch and cozy fireplace, the living room is aesthetic and functional. Nearby is the kitchen, equipped with a wooden countertop, shelves, cabinets, a sink with a faucet, and a range of appliances with a refrigerator and oven to name a few. The kitchen also hosts a curvy breakfast bar that doubles as a workspace.

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Next is the bathroom. It is quite spacious from tiny house standards, which is equipped with a clawfoot bathtub, toilet, and sink. There’s no word on the price of the Casa Grande tiny house yet, but you can estimate it to be above $100,000. The tiny house also comes with an additional work office that can be attached upon customization.