Victorian Tiny Texas House
I found this Tiny House today from the folks over at Tiny Texas Houses, it’s been around a while, but I haven’t blogged it before. This is what they say about it:
This is a 12’ x 20’ gingerbread cottage with the sweetest rounded loft bedroom and a beautiful 4’x4’ tub and metal tiled walls. The kitchenette included a fold up table for breakfast. The beautiful railings were made from new “Old Stock” spindles that were hand turned a century ago. They are made from Poplar, Walnut, Pine, and Oak, which were mixed together to create a unique variety due to the variations in the cuts on each hand turned spindles. This house sits near Canyon Lake serves as a bed and breakfast space that includes a whirlpool tub outside with a great area for relaxing in the Texas sun.
The part I like most about this house is the dark woods and amazing workmanship put into it. They have such character and a high level of detail work.
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How cute is this? I love the bed and the bathtub! Looks like a great place to relax.
Kayla
Super cute! I think I am going to use this as my guideline for building my own. Only one question… where’s the toilet?
I’d love to stay here if it is still a bed & breakfast. HOw can I find out if it is available?
I just wanted you to know how much I love your homes! My husband and I are discussing downsizing and are more and more in agreement that tiny homes are the way to go. I’ve been looking at options for bathrooms and haven’t found a
4 x 4 corner tub that you have in this one. Is it also from an era gone by or do they still make them? We’d really like to find one. We have a jacuzzi tub right now and were looking at options for having a small one in our tiny home, if possible. And your corner tub looks possible for us. And being able to still soak our aching bones really sounds appealing. Would love to hear from you! Oh and I just adore your rounded ‘balcony’. How tall are the ceilings upstairs? thanks, Dawn