Tiny House on Gooseneck Trailer 230sqft

Built on a gooseneck trailer, 230 square feet of living space. Kitchen, bathroom, tankless hot water heater. Sweet space! More info: Specifications 25 foot PJ gooseneck trailer, plus Bedroom over the hitch ~32 feet overall living space ~230 square feet living space Frame attached to trailer with professionally welded bolts (see pictures) ¾” subflooring 7/16” Zip system sheathing (walls and roof) Flashing on windows, door, and base of house / trailer Grace Water & Ice vapor barrier on trailer decking + roof Screws throughout (not nails) 2x4 walls 2x6 ceiling rafters Fiberglass insulation throughout 2x4 rigid foam insulation in the floor Hurricane ties on rafters Pella windows throughout (painted wood frame) Roof is 26 gauge sheet metal roof Siding is 1x6 cedar tongue+groove. Stained. Flooring is engineered hardwood, installed with glue and staples Wall treatment is T&G beadboard, and 1x10 lapped pine, both newly painted. Bathroom is charred cedar (in the shou sugi ban style), with a small amount of stain. Which makes it waterproof. Wiring done by professional and bonded electrician 220 plug for hook up (RV style) Hose hook up, for water (again RV style) Set up for grey water only, not black water (but you could do that…) Pex plumbing (easy to do, and does not break when it freezes - which hopefully you don’t do) Rinnai tankless hot water heater (propane with electric ignition) Shower, with tub faucet and shower pan. Toilet is “composting” toilet (eg., a bucket), which worked great in the yard that I parked in to have a compost pile next to the food scrap compost pile. Super easy. Lots of storage space - under/behind built in couch, closet in bedroom Ceiling is salvaged pine flooring. Mini fridge (electric) I have a 4-burner propane range top that you’re welcome to if you want. Kitchen counter is heart pine. Asking $24,900. Open to reasonable offers. You haul Thanks for looking!

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