Big Freedom Tiny Homes Shows What Minimal Living Is All About … – autoevolution

When the pressure of modern day living becomes too much, we tend to dream of a simpler life, of a life where we can have more freedom to focus on relationships, experiences, and personal growth. Tiny houses on wheels have the potential to unlock that level of freedom many long for by enabling you to live anywhere and foster a deeper connection with nature.

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Born out of a man's passion for minimalism and the freedom that comes with it, the company builds compact living spaces that encourage a more intentional and mindful way of living. Shannon Black is the founder, designer, and builder at Big Freedom Tiny Homes, and his aim with this business was to find the formula for the most livable tiny house possible. We will let you decide if he reached his goal.

Each tiny house that comes out of the company's shed is built on an Iron Eagle PAD series trailer, with the base model measuring 26 feet in length. For clients who require more living space, 28-foot and 30-foot long models are also available.

Expertly crafted with premium materials and great attention to detail, the custom tiny home you see in the picture gallery would make a great minimalist abode for a small family, comprising a comfortable living area, a functional kitchen, a bathroom, and two sleeping lofts.

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On the inside, high-end finishes and details throughout make the house stand out of the crowd and prove tiny living is not necessarily about compromises and renouncing comfort and style. The designer makes sure his clients will feel the cozy charm of a traditional farmhouse by using hardwood flooring, quartz or granite countertops, quarry stone or tile backsplash, and more.

Moreover, modern stainless appliances, top-of-the-line on-demand propane hot water heater, all LED lighting, and modern bathroom facilities make this tiny home truly move-in ready.

The interior boasts tongue and groove pine with sealer finish throughout, and the designer chose to maximize space where it truly matters - the kitchen and the bathroom - while also ensuring the living and sleeping areas are comfortable and inviting.

Once you step inside, you get into the open-plan ground floor, with the living room on your left. It is fitted with a big L-shaped couch with built-in storage that converts into a queen bed and can comfortably sleep two adults. An outlet on the wall in the living area indicates that owners can mount a TV there for their evening entertainment.

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With a total of 15 feet of granite countertops, there is plenty of space for meal prep, while storage is taken care of by a multitude of drawers, cabinets, and even a pantry under the stairs. Frigidaire stainless appliances ranging from an 11-cu-ft fridge/freezer to a propane stove, oven, and range hood ensure the kitchen's functionality.

The dining area overlooks a large picture window offering beautiful views and accommodates two bar stools. As in mosttiny homes, the dining nook has multiple functionality, so you can use it for all your meals and as a working space.

The surprisingly generous bathroom is lined with cedar for a warm, rustic look and is fitted with a 36" shower, a dual-flush toilet, a vanity with sink, and a medicine cabinet with mirrors. Washer/dryer hook-ups are also included, and the builder mentions that the 28-ft and 30-ft models can also be fitted with a full-size tub.

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Big Freedom Tiny Homes' models are all based on the same well-thought-out floor plan, but the design is versatile enough to add your personal touch and make it feel your own. Alternatively, you can use it as an inspirational starting point for a completely customized home. As for pricing, the base 26-foot Big Freedom tiny home on wheels starts at $96,900, while the 30-foot model with more space in the living area and two king-size lofts starts at $107,900.

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Big Freedom Tiny Homes Shows What Minimal Living Is All About ... - autoevolution