Park models have become a great alternative for people who want the perks of tiny homes but in a slightly bigger, home-like footprint. Park models are tiny homes that are wider, not exactly road-legal; so if you want to quit your life on the road and put down roots, park models are the way to go. Case in point is the Madison tiny house, designed by Alabama-based Phoenix Building Solutions.
Measuring 40.8 feet long and 13 feet wide, the single-level Madison tiny house is ideal as a full-time residence, vacation rental, or just an ADU in the backyard. It offers the ultimate equilibrium of efficiency and home-like belonging that people crave from such structures.
The Madison comes with a covered porch, ideal for expanding living space to the outdoors. A single glass door leads into the interior, where an open-floor plan maintains a rhythm of movement and light. Its extra width allows the living space to rise above its typical functionality.
The interior has been left for the owners to furnish. The kitchen, however, comes stocked with modern appliances, including a gas range with oven, a range hood, a microwave, a dishwasher, and a refrigerator. There are overhead and under-counter cabinets to store essentials. The bathroom is the same, fully stocked. It features a vanity sink, a toilet, a shower cabin, and a few cabinets.
The living area, on the other hand, remains bereft of any furniture or embellishments. But there is an electric fireplace keeping the interior warm and toasty on cold days. A convertible couch can increase the sleeping capacity.
There is even room for a small dining setup, along with an entertainment unit, a coffee table, and a couple more seating options. Opposite the kitchen is a closet and the bathroom.
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The bedroom is further down with a full wardrobe and a laundry hookup. The king-size bedroom can fit a big bed, flanked by nightstands, and even a small work-from-home setup.
Prices for the Madison tiny house begin from $71,230. You can opt to customize the interior layout to make it better suit your needs, but that’ll cost you extra. Regardless, this park model tiny house with a covered porch is perfect for a couple to put down roots and begin their downsizing journey.
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