Family Tiny House With Downstairs Master Bedroom And Two Loft Bedrooms

Andrew & Rachel just moved into this tiny home of theirs a few days ago.

Set in Asheville, and with cost of living going up and wages going down, the couple sought an alternative housing solution for their family.

Andrew designed the house himself after gathering inspiration from watching YouTube videos on tiny houses.

He then used his skills and background as a carpenter to build it from scratch himself.

The house is 24ft long x 8ft wide x 13ft tall, and took one year to build. With Andrew sacrificing weekends and holidays to get the job done.

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With a beautiful and creative piece of artwork on the wall

That doubles as a table

The couch has drawers underneath for storage

And converts into a double bed for guests

The kitchen is complete with full size appliances

Unusually, this tiny home has a separate downstairs master bedroom. being downstairs the couple can live here until old age and not have to struggle to get into bed

The bathroom has a full size shower and utilizes a composting toilet

The kids bedroom is in the loft

With the other loft currently free for guests, storage, or use as an office area

The cost of the entire build came to around just $35,000, thanks to their ability to carry out all the work themselves.

To get the full tour and to fully appreciate this beautiful tiny home, check out the video below.

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Gary Michaels

After traveling Europe for a year in a self-built van conversion, Gary took his adventures through Asia to experience new cultures and the 'digital nomad' lifestyle. With 10 years experience of full-time off-grid living and camping, Gary started OffGridSpot to inspire other RV and off-beat adventurers.