Tiny Texas Deluxe Homesteader – in her final construction phase
This fantastic large cottage/cabin is a true architectural gem! Designed to be a full-time residence, it has all the amenities packed into a small house footprint with outstanding artistic touches. She’s built to last for your lifetime, and for generations to come – truly to become a family heirloom!
This tiny house can be the ultimate homestead or retirement cabin for your acreage; or a showpiece retail store or rental at your camp or resort, or the ultimate Bed-n-Breakfast cottage rental suite.
This lovingly handcrafted tiny house and work of art is indeed a special purchase, and the owners may decide to pull her from sale as they truly do not want to part with her – so if you are interested, please contact us immediately!
The TTH Classic Homesteader is 252 s.f., as one large open living/dining/kitchen area room, with separate bath area and large closet/pantry area, and sleeping loft of additional approx. 250 s.f. for a total of approx. 500 s.f. under roof, excluding exterior front and back screen porches.
She is 12 ft wide by 21′ ft long and approximately 14’6″ ft high at roof peak.
She is small enough to be easily transported by semi truck to your location. She is best suited for warm climates – she’s a Texas girl born and bred for the Hill Country lifestyle.
Our Photos DO NOT do this house justice! This cottage is unbelievably awesome in person! We can shoot you a much more detailed video of her, if you’re not able to come and see her in person before you purchase!
THE INTERIOR
Tiny Texas Deluxe Homesteader Cabin – stairs to loft
The door is solid Oak wood, with an vintage wood screen door, circa 1930 in the Arts and Crafts style.
She has 6 large vintage wood windows, including 2 made of stained glass, from the early 1900′s and smaller windows from 1900 that are new old stock and have never been installed before. The casement window we used on this house is from Belgium and has gorgeous hardware that dates back over a hundred years!
Her interior walls are clad in a combination of a patchwork of antique multi-colored beadboard sporting it’s original patinae’d paint finish, and the side and loft walls are clad in 7 1/2″ wide plank Long Leaf Pine Shiplap run vertically rather than the normal horizontal direction.
The interior ceiling is tongue and groove vintage Loblolly Pine.
Her flooring is antique tongue and groove 4″ 1890′s painted Long Leaf Pine, virgin never used as floors before from a Yorktown,Texas farmhouse with T&G walls and ceilings.
We lovingly hand cleaned, scraped, laid, sanded, and oiled them to create a mix of wood and color. The subflooring and framing are all made of salvaged, vintage lumber 60-100 years old – no cheap white-wood from the big box store anywhere in this house!
Her loft is a generous 12′ x 24′ at the longest point but it narrows at an unusual angle, the only one we have done as such. The loft fits a queen, king, or two twin beds. The ceiling/head height in the loft is 6’2 1/2″.
The loft ladder is handcrafted especially for the cottage, and made of all clear (no knots) Long Leaf Pine.
There is a small loft storage area of 3′ x 7′ for a clothing/linen closet. This could be cedar lined as an additional option.
There is a built-in writing desk next to the window in the loft.
She is fully plumbed for a toilet, bathroom sink, shower, and washer/dryer unit; in addition to a kitchenette sink. No bathroom appliances or fixtures are included; the area is rough plumbed in and ready for your fixtures.
She has a kitchenette area which has electrical and plumbing roughed in; the matching kitchen cabinetry can be included for an additional fee. A kitchenette cabinet is an inexpensive upgrade — we highly recommend it and we can build it for you.
She is wired for standard residential electric, with 12 double outlets.
She also has been wired for 1 ceiling light/fan and 2 front porch lights and 1 back porch light. Fixtures have not yet been chosen; we can assist you in finding vintage ones that fit this style.
THE EXTERIOR
Tiny Texas Deluxe Homesteader – front, right side showing porch w/deck
The Homesteader’s exterior is clad in vintage 1×12 Long Leaf Pine siding in a board-and-batten style, with a lower wainscot siding crafted of vintage corrugated tin. This is a rare tin in a “Baby Corrugated” width that is seldom found in Texas for some reason. It is thick, durable and looks great.
Her roof is vintage tin metal panels in a corrugated style from Chicken houses in Texas.
Tiny Texas Classic: Deluxe Homesteader – front view w/porch
She comes with one full-length 6′ wide covered porch (which fold down for transport). and One back porch that could be screened in as an easy upgrade. As shown in the photos, the porches do not show their final vintage turned porch columns only the temporary supports.
OPTIONAL UPGRADES, for an additional fee.
• Matching Stair steps up to porch with handrail can be crafted.
• Full kitchen finish out, with custom cabinetry and sink. We do not provide the refridgerator or sink faucet fixtures.
• Full bathroom finish out, with sink and shower and matching custom cabinetry. We will provide the size spaces to fit toilet, washer/dryer and refridgerators of your choice, but not include the appliainces in the price or shipping (adds too much weight). (We can provide sink fixtures, shower walls, pans, shower fixtures, and old plumbing fixtures.) We do not supply appliances, new lighting fixtues, new faucets, and fans.
• One or Both Porches can be fully screened in with an additional exterior screen door added. Especially in the south, this is a recommended upgrade to truly use the full potential of this cottage! Screening the 6′ x 19′ and 6′ x 12′ porches would add an additional large 186 s.f. of indoor/outdoor living space!
TINY TEXAS HOUSE CLASSIC SERIES: DELUXE HOMESTEADER SUMMARY
Asking Price: SOLD
Can be transported by trailer truck? Yes
Shipping Cost to your Location: Not included; we can arrange shipping for an additional fee at time of purchase
Financing available? No, not at this time, sorry.
Dimensions: (l X w) 12′ x 21′ plus porches 6′ x 19′ and 6′ x 12′
Overall height: 14′ 6″
Interior ceiling height: 13’6″
Rooms: 3 plus Loft and 2 outdoor porches (which can be screen porches).
Loft ceiling height: 6’2 1/2″
Porch: yes, 2
Room Size(s): 12′ft. by 16′ ft., Bath at 6′ x 8′, Closet 3′ x 4′ and Loft sized: 12′ x 20′
Wired for electric? Yes, 14 double outlets; 1 ceiling light/fan and 2 porch light
Plumbing: Yes, plumbed for toilet, sink, shower, washer/dryer; plumbed for kitchenette sink.
Appliances provided: No
Heating system: None (easily heated with small electric room space heater!)
A/C: None — but wired for ductless system
Suitable for hard winter climates (temps below 20 degrees/snow): No
If you are interested in buying the Deluxe Homesteader cabin, please contact us here.
Click on Photos below to view full size
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- Tiny Texas Deluxe Homesteader Cabin – outdoors, with temp porch supports
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- Tiny Texas Deluxe Homesteader Cabin – up in the loft view
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- Tiny Texas Deluxe Homesteader Cabin – cozy loft reading nook
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- Tiny Texas Deluxe Homesteader Cabin – upstairs loft storage
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- Tiny Texas Deluxe Homesteader Cabin – looking up at loft privacy half wall
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- Tiny Texas Deluxe Homesteader Cabin – exterior front windows and door
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- Tiny Texas Deluxe Homesteader – interior view front door, loft stained glass window w/ ladder
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- Tiny Texas Deluxe Homesteader – stairs up to loft area
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- Tiny Texas Deluxe Homesteader Cabin – main living area
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- Tiny Texas Deluxe Homesteader Cabin – back side windows
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- Tiny Texas Deluxe Homesteader Cabin – upstairs loft view
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- Tiny Texas Deluxe Homesteader Cabin – loft stained glass window
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- Tiny Texas Deluxe Homesteader Cabin – closet off back door
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- Tiny Texas Deluxe Homesteader Cabin – close up of beadboard interior walls
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- Tiny Texas Deluxe Homesteader Cabin – close up of loft cozy corner
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- Tiny Texas Deluxe Homesteader Cabin – main living looking towards kitchen area and bath/closet
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- Tiny Texas Deluxe Homesteader Cabin – main living during construction showing beadboard wall detail
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- Tiny Texas Deluxe Homesteader – back side porch view under construction
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- Tiny Texas Deluxe Homesteader – front view with porch roof but not porch deck
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- Tiny Texas Deluxe Homesteader – front, right side showing porch w/deck
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- Tiny Texas Deluxe Homesteader – on trailer to move, w/ front temp porch supports
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- Tiny Texas Deluxe Homesteader – front view front porch folded up for transport!
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- Tiny Texas Classic: Deluxe Homesteader – front view w/porch
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Nancy
Love your work and hope you will have more delightful tiny homes for sale soon!
Kathe
Love the Homesteader. Will you be constructing one this year or next? Prices??
Thanks
Tiny Texas Houses
I have built two newer versions of this style and will likely build more as I like the volume of space and the feel of it. I am only taking 3 more custom orders this year and then we will be creating a waiting list in case we decide to take more custom orders from new clients next year.
Each is a piece of art that I hope will last as a home for a couple centuries. If you have not been to visit and walk through you should while all three of these originals are still on site. We will start shipping them in the next couple of weeks.
brad
Bonnie Harling
Hi Brad, Please put me on a waitlist for this tiny texas house. Not sure where my property will be as I am in Alaska and looking to move to the lower 48 in the midwestOk, thanks, Bonnie
sildenafil
How can anyone live in such a doll house?!
cameron carter
hi i absolutly love this house but would it be posable to change some things (not major stuff) but some stuff also pasable would it go on a trailer it would only be moved 2-5 times it its intier life time.
thanks for your time,
cameron carter
Tiny Texas Houses
Hi Cameron – yes, since every house is custom designed, all items are changeable. Our houses are designed to be moved by commercial trailer to the site and are set on peirs. We have re-moved houses for clients several times. However, they are not designed to be moved by the homeowner; only by professional house movers.
Debbie Movelle
I am researching tiny homes for a narrow site on Fort Morgan AL. Please tell me the approximate cost of this beautiful tiny custom home. Thanks!
Tiny Texas Houses
Hi Debbie – please contact us directly with all your contact information using our Contact Form if you are interested in commissioning a house from us and tell us more about the kind of house you need. This Homesteader house has already been sold – each house is totally different, and designed for you, so pricing varies greatly depending on size and materials chosen. For more info on the house building process, see our Custom Tiny House Design and Building page. Thanks!
Kristin
I have been researching small pre-fab cabins for a vacation home in the Poconos on the east coast, and I have to say your work is absolutely gorgeous! They are truly a work of art. Have you transported all the way to the northern east coast before? I know the transport fee would probably be cost prohibitive, but I truly like your work more than any other options I’m finding.
James Corey Goode
I wish they had some pages with the models of homes, the floor plans and the price range for bare price, shipping price and approx installation price. Too many questions are unanswered. That usually means that you have to contact the company and go through a hard sell process to get the info. I would revamp the site. I am looking to buy in the next 4-6 months.
SPC J. C. Goode
Sean Morelli
Beautiful little homes and buildings. I can see many applications for these from simple living, quiet living quarters, a nice getaway cabin, small lake home, mountain home, little community homes, hunting or fishing retreat…the possibilities are many!
GG
wow James Corey Goode, you’re pretty demanding of a little company that’s focused on salvaging old materials and crafting a beautiful, functional product. I haven’t got any affiliation with them but it looks like they’ve made a total of just a few houses to date, you probably shouldn’t expect a fully formed website, nor should you expect them to churn out multiple exact same houses.
I think these houses are gorgeous and look like a really special addition/option to a homesite. Thanks for sharing pictures, and for your dedication!!
Debbie Rich
Hello,
I love your homes, so much packed into such a little space.
I am from Massachusetts we own a 300 year old house there. We are trying to save it but we are having difficulty. It is an old farm house with Chestnut wainscoting and wide pine floors. Where do you go to get your material?
Trish
My question is HOW ABOUT INSULATION? How well insulated for heat & cold are these houses??? I cannot tell from your pics that the walls are insulated? Do you use double or triple paned windows??? How about the ceilings? Just curious.
Sheryl
Can it be insulated for cold climates? I am also interested in how much it costs. I am looking to downsize (this definitely fits that bill!) for retirement in the Pacific Northwest where it is cold and rainy.