Whimsical Pequod Tiny House Fits Family of Four
Whimsical Pequod Tiny House
Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses has elevated small space living to a new level. The whimsical Pequod Tiny House was custom-built for a family of four by Architect Greg Parham.
It’s no package deal tiny house plan available to order off the shelf. Greg says: “It was very challenging to build and he is not listing the sale price as tiny house peeps will squawk at the high cost. Pequod Tiny House is a high-caliber, customized home and not cheap.”
Tiny house hunters will be interested to know the house is 26 feet long and weighs 11,500 pounds dry. It’s 8′-6″ wide and 13′-6″ tall. The large “drop axle trailer chassis” may need a master at towing to handle this little beauty. Note the whimsical yellow line wrapping around one of the portholes on the left of the french door. I love that artful detail that sets Pequod Tiny House apart from the crowd.
The wavy roof line is a custom “schwoopy” shape designed by the owners of Pequod Tiny House. It looks like a mini-me of…………
this unusual beach house built to capture the sound of waves you can explore later called The “Wave House“. First though I think you’ll be amazed to see inside this ingenious small space living on wheels.
The Pequod Tiny House
Enter off the wrap around fold down deck through the “handmade archtop French Doors.” Even the handmade arched windows in the loft area are operable.
At the rear under the garden window is extra storage as an outdoor utility closet.
Movable, stacked dining table/bench/ottoman pieces and couch.
Stairs with clever storage. The fun porthole windows going up the steps are solid brass antiques.
The loft bedrooms are connected by a steel catwalk with plexiglass flooring. Isn’t that a cool design idea?
Builder Greg Parham dreamed of living in a tiny house someday and being debt-free. It was out of this wish that it occurred to him he could start his own tiny house company and Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses was born. Rocky Mountain has house plans available, tiny houses for sale and other custom homes to see. If you want a custom build don’t wait too long since the wait list is out to November 2015 and October 2015 for custom plans.
I’m not ready to live in a small space, but living debt-free in your own home sounds like The American Dream come true to me.
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