It takes 50 days to build a fully functional tiny house. I am not the one claiming this; it’s the Australian-based tiny house company, Iconic Tiny Homes that promises to construct a full-fledged micro-dwelling on wheels in a mere span of five-to-seven weeks. The company’s latest sensation is the Dundee tiny house, a mobile habitat that sleeps four people and costs a thumping amount of $155,000.
Poised on a triple-axle trailer, the tiny house measures 27.5 feet long and 7.8 feet wide. It comes finished in steel wall cladding and features a flyscreen on all windows. Inside, Oak timber laminate flooring and fully painted white walls offer a stark contrast, while Aluminium low E-Glass doors help keep the space light-filled.
Visitors enter into a spacious living room furnished with a storage-integrated sofa. Facing the sofa is the breakfast bar that falls in front of a bi-fold window. The breakfast bar connects to the kitchen countertop that incorporates an electric cooktop, oven, and sink.
Nearby is the bathroom that hosts a wall-hung vanity, a full-size shower, and a toilet. Then we have two bedroom lofts, each accessed by the same storage-integrated staircase. Between the staircase and the living room sofa falls a small study nook that can be utilized as an office space too. With plenty of space to offer, the tiny house is an ideal dwelling for both singles and couples.
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As aforementioned, the tiny house also features dual loft bedrooms that sleep four. Both the bedrooms feature wardrobe space to house nitty-gritty essentials. For more info, visit the official website of Dundee tiny house.
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