Queensland-based builder Big Life Tiny Home introduces us to the Summer House, a 25.9-foot-long mobile home based on a triple-axle trailer. The towable home is designed to sleep four people and offers maximum storage space in its 8.2-foot-wide frame. Despite being a little smaller than traditional tiny houses in Australia, the Summer House manages to include two loft bedrooms and a daybed that converts into a third bedroom. In addition to cozy bedrooms, the Summer House also features a living room, kitchen, and bathroom.
The tiny house boasts a blue vinyl siding exterior and a poplar core plywood interior. Visitors enter into the living room, which includes a sofa that pulls out into a daybed and has integrated storage space. The sofa is flanked by windows from three sides, allowing light and air to permeate the interior.
The kitchen is adjacent. This is quite well stocked for a compact tiny house and has a breakfast bar that doubles as a work desk. The kitchen is accoutered with cabinets, a countertop, a cooktop, an oven, and a myriad of appliances. A fridge is integrated into the space under the staircase. Further into the home is the bathroom, which contains a shower, sink, composting toilet, and washer/dryer, as well as storage space.
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There are two lofts in the Summer House, one of which is accessed via a storage-integrated staircase, while the other can be reached through a ladder. The primary loft sleeps two people comfortably and features a skylight. The tiny home derives power from a standard RV-style hookup and costs between $138-$161K, depending on customization.
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