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Pros:

• Design can be customized
• Includes modern interior tile and countertops
• Can be built on wheels

Cons:

• Does not exceed 24’ Long, 8’6” Wide, 13’6” tall

Each Tiny Heirloom home is custom-built for the owner. The company, founded by residential builders, works under the notion that small doesn’t mean a lack of luxury. In fact, by living simply and intentionally, there’s room for luxury where it really matters. The Tiny Home and Garden design lets funky tile and concrete countertops make a statement while still providing all the modern amenities inhabitants crave in tiny homes.

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Pros:

• Sleeps up to six people
• Home model can be tested out before committing to purchase

Cons:

• Isn’t available on wheels

The Caboose, manufactured by Wheelhaus, stays true to its namesake. The 400 sq. ft. footprint, with a 120 sq. ft. loft, resembles a train’s caboose, with sleeping room for up to six people. With its mountain cabin vibe, modern appliances and judicious use of space. And if you’d like to try it out yourself, you can spend a night in one of these small cabins at the Fireside Resort in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.