Due to changes in the material availability and increase in material weight, Australian tiny house manufacturer Hauslein Tiny House Co is replacing its Grand Sojourner tiny house with new GrandHaus tiny house, which is better, bigger, and lighter than its predecessor. Offering with 387 square feet of living space with bigger bedrooms in its cozy interior, whereas the Grand Sojourner only offered 344 square feet of living space divided in three bedrooms.
Like Grand Sojourner, the GrandHaus tiny house is a true exemplary of its name: it is grand and gorgeous inside-out with new elements. The stunning basalt color architectural steel and heat-treated lunawood feature cladding give a subtle flare to its exterior. Not a single screw is in sight and a bright color makes the tiny house look bold and beautiful. With big windows and a glass door, it welcomes in plenty of natural light.
From floor to ceiling, the interior has been done in oak instead of cypress. Although beautiful, cypress tends to develop cracks due to climate change, hence the alternation. Another change is the birch ply lining board with shadow lines instead of the traditional pine tongue and groove that the builder used in designs.
After eliminating the ground-floor bedroom from the original layout, the new version is extremely spacious and flaunts a design with a traditional vibe and modern comfort. It is a great space to comfortably accommodate a family of four where they can enjoy comforts and amenities of a regular house. The tiny house features a full-kitchen, a living room, a bathroom, and two loft bedrooms with privacy walls and storage.
Enter into the big and bright living room and feel an immense joy of being in a warm and comfy space. It has a small couch and a side table flanked by big windows and an entrance door filtering in the light.
Further along is the kitchen, which is spacious and has a laminated oak countertop with ample prep space, a farmhouse sink, quality drawers, and cabinets and shelves to keep things organized. To maximize the space for a culinary expert, there is a large pantry on the other side for storing various spices and food items. It also includes a cooktop, a refrigerator, a microwave, and a chimney. A breakfast bar is designed by the window to enjoy your meal and the view simultaneously.
The bathroom is next to the kitchen. It has a sink, a shower, a toilet, and a designated space for a washer-dryer combo. It is a large bathroom for a larger crowd.
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Now up to the spacious bedrooms that you can access via paddle stairs with a railing. You enter the first bedroom on the left side with a lot of walking space and storage for your belongings. Accommodating a queen-size bed on an elevated platform, it is enclosed by a huge privacy wall to give you a moment of peace and quiet.
Second room is on the right side accessed through a fully-secured walkway. Like the first bedroom, this one also offers a lot of space to move around. It accommodates a queen-size bed, a big closet, and a privacy wall. The addition of LED lighting adds a touch of modern ambiance throughout.
The GrandHaus tiny house offers a true feeling of being at home. It also redefines that tiny houses are no more about living in a compact space or giving up on things you love, but living comfortably and unapologetically surrounded by everything you adore. Soon to be launched, starting price for this micro-dwelling is AUD 179,000, roughly USD 120,500.
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