Joniel
People are choosing gooseneck tiny homes more and more every day. There are many reasons for this, but the most important one is that they offer so much flexibility. Whether you’re a full-time traveler or just need a place to call home temporarily, a gooseneck tiny home can be perfect for you. Here’s why:
Gooseneck tiny house can be easily moved.
If you’re someone who likes to travel frequently or don’t want to be tied down to one location, a gooseneck tiny home is a great option. You can hitch it up to your truck and take it with you wherever you go.
They’re more affordable than traditional homes.
If you’re looking for a more affordable housing option, gooseneck tiny homes are a great choice. They cost a fraction of the price of a traditional home and can be just as comfortable.
They offer all the amenities of a traditional home.
Just because gooseneck tiny homes are smaller doesn’t mean they’re lacking in amenities. You can still have a fully functioning kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom in your gooseneck tiny home.
If you’re interested, we featured 10 of the best gooseneck tiny homes and answered frequently asked questions about them. Below is one example where the living room is spacious with 11-foot ceilings, clerestory windows, and timber frame beams. The custom kitchen features shaker-style cabinets with butcher block countertops, stainless steel appliances, and two bar serving areas.
The Farmhouse gooseneck tiny house is a 352 square feet tiny house mounted on a 37′ gooseneck trailer in Alabama.
Totally gorgeous, but I would not say tiny. Small, maybe.
Wow, very nice. I think my only concern would be the heater/AC unit above the bed.
and why is that?
My very real concern is the dangerous position of the cooker hob, it is a very pretty THOW though.
Very nice! I do see some clothes storage in the bedroom, which shows in the video, but not in the pictures.
I’ve seen a lot change in tiny homes over the last few years. I have a really tiny one as my summer place and can see the evolution of them since mine was built in 2012. This one is incredibly complex and I’m thinking very long and heavy. That said, I’m doubting it can be moved privately. This unit is gorgeous. I agree with that. But due to its size I think a wider unit would better suit the needs of the occupants. They probably can’t move it themselves anyway.
Really. These are becoming mobile homes on steroids.
By a mile – the nicest THOW I have ever seen. The finishes are a work of art. Love the Shaker style. I don’t know about what it might take to relocate it – or – the probable $teep $ale price tag – but – I wanna live it in.
$89k 😉