You never really know how ‘tiny’ a micro-dwelling truly is unless you step inside one and experience. To do so, you don’t have to commit to purchasing a tiny house on wheels; instead, consider exploring the tiny house movement through events like Tiny Homes Expo. Every year multiple companies within the tiny house industry gather to showcase brand new models.
This year at Hawkesbury Tiny Home Expo in Sydney, several tiny home builders exhibited a range of dwellings but the one that garnered our attention was Tallebudgera 9.6 tiny house by Removed Tiny Homes.
The 29.5 feet long and 7.8 feet wide tiny home boasts ‘Colorbond steel roof and wall cladding with plywood features’ on the exterior. To add modern touches to the home, Removed Tiny Homes fitted it with a sliding glass door and gaggle of windows, allowing plenty of air and natural light inside.
Poised on a triple-axle trailer, the Tallebudgera 9.6 tiny house features a plush living room. It includes a sofa and a pouf. Encompassed by glazing on all sides, the living room is bright and spacious and connects to the kitchen.
The kitchen features cabinetry, a laminate countertop, a two-burner cooktop, a refrigerator, an electric built-in oven, a built-in range hood, and a sink. Not to mention, a breakfast bar, which also serves as a work desk when required.
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The walkthrough bathroom has a shower stall, toilet, and sink. The bathroom also has a washer/dryer unit neatly tucked under the sink countertop. It separates the bedroom from the common areas in the house.
The bedroom of the tiny house is accessed through the bathroom or through a separate sliding door entrance. It sleeps two people comfortably. In addition, the bedroom features a couple of wardrobes to store essentials. Priced at AUD 123,990 the Tallebudgera 9.6 tiny house can be availed from the company’s official website.
