The Miss Twain Tiny House by Baluchon is a charming departure from the contemporary tiny home trend, embracing a traditional design reminiscent of classic novels. Measuring 20 feet and mounted on a double-axle trailer, this quaint dwelling is adorned with a red cedar finish and an aluminum roof, evoking a sense of timeless elegance. The tiny home stands out with its idyllic porch reading area, a nod to the owner’s admiration for Mark Twain. The porch, though compact, provides a cozy space for a chair and serves as the entry point to the living room.
Inside, the living room is thoughtfully arranged with a sofa bed, a coffee table, a wood-burning stove, and an operable table. The adjacent kitchen is equipped with essential amenities, including a sink, fridge, two-burner propane-powered stove, microwave, and ample cabinetry. However, the absence of a wash basin in the basic bathroom may pose a slight inconvenience, requiring occupants to use the kitchen sink for handwashing. The tiny home features two loft spaces, with the larger loft serving as a bedroom with a double bed, accessible by ladder. A second loft room, intended for storage, is positioned over the living room, reachable via a removable ladder. While compact, the Miss Twain Tiny House exudes a nostalgic charm that transports occupants back to the early days of the micro-living movement.
