Cape Cod

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A tiny house on wheels with two lofts and stairs in Felton, California. Designed and built by Molecule Tiny Homes.

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  1. I love that it has stairs—but what stairs they are! I’m short and old and could never make that first step and all the rest would be very difficult. I’d have to drag myself up by the handrail. If you make the steps very high then you get prime storage space, but for me it simply would not work. Normal height stairs (8 inches) are all I could handle.

    • Concerning the tall step, I thought the same thing. Then I realized, they could do a block that is equivalent to a 1st step, with a grip on the bottom. It can be moved from off to the side of the cabinet that’s directly across from the step. That way it’s out of the way and no one would trip on it when the steps aren’t in use. I’d totally do that, just to have these particular steps.

  2. Dorothy…For the stairs: build a stair inside the bottom stair that can be pulled out at night and then tucked away in the daytime, when you’re not using the loft. Or maybe a step that is hinged on to the edge of the bottom stair that can be flipped up, maybe with a hinged support that flips out to support that bottom step. The rest of the steps look to be about 9″ or so. If you had it built for yourself, you could stipulate that the risers be only 8″ and it could be designed around your needs. It would be sad if that was the only thing keeping you from having a Tiny House.

    • How much does it cost, I have a 12 / 24 Barn shed with 2 lofts. I’m looking for some floor plan ideas. Thinking about turning it into a little house, it’s a wood building with shingles on the roof. It doesn’t have anywindows in it. It is paid for.

    • Thank you, Kristina. I appreciate how your response indicates that you realize that not all tiny homes are for all people. I could easily get on this wonderful website and criticize each and every one based on something I don’t like, need, or are able to do, etc. Perhaps this community could move away from, “I love your tiny home but hate your too steep of steps,” to “I love your tiny home, but would adapt a different design for the stairs in mine.” It would be nice to see an end to the “I’m elderly so I dislike your loft” comments. “I enjoy all of the swoons regardless of my limitations” = BEST COMMENT EVER!

  3. It may not be this particular home, but I saw an extra tall lower step that had a pull out step that could be tucked back in to keep the walkway clear when stairs weren’t needed. I do agree with Jeff though. A custom build is custom, whether on wheels or a traditional foundation. If you don’t like it later, that’s what remodeling contractors are for.

  4. I love so much about the Molecule Tiny homes…but…I do not understand why the kitchen and bathroom need to be crammed right next to one another. Why can’t the bathroom be on one end and the kitchen on the opposite with lofts above each? I DO like your porches but why can they not be on the side? Also how about dormers in the smaller loft?

  5. I have been loving your Molecule Tiny home designs for quite a while. I’n leaning towards the Cape Cod model. I wonder if it is possible to put in a bathroom from another of your models. I just LOVE the bathroom with tub, exit door, storage loft and blue accents (Molecule 2 or 3?).

    I want to sell my house and buy one of yours. Thanks so much!! Linda

  6. Hi
    Would like to get more information on the Cape Cod tiny home such as dimensions, length and cost. If none are available for sale are design plans for sale for this model?
    Thanks.
    Sonia

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