You will rarely stumble upon a tiny house under 30-foot-long that can sleep six people with ease. The Banksia by Australian builder Treehab Tiny Homes is one such cozy, minimalist tiny house on wheels that makes room for a large family. Thanks to its smart layout, the Banksia tiny house features two lofts, a main floor bedroom, a kitchen, a living room, and a bathroom without feeling cramped.
Treehab Tiny Homes’ Banksia offers a comfortable lifestyle without compromising or sacrificing space in the lounging and cooking spaces to make room for sleeping accommodations. The tiny house on wheels features a standard RV-style hookup for electricity, water, and sewage. Built on a triple-axle trailer and a galvanized steel chassis, the exterior of the compact dwelling features a metal and cedar exterior with recycled insulation and attractive amenities.
The glazed bi-fold sliding glass front door opens into the living room where a two-person couch offers seating along with a small coffee table. The living room is compact yet comfortable. With no room for placing or hanging a television, you will have to be content with admiring the outdoors from the big windows.
A tiny breakfast nook next to the couch is ideal to be used as a workspace or counter space for meal preparation. Opposite the nook is the compact kitchen of the Banksia. The kitchen is outfitted with a stainless steel sink, a two-burner gas cooktop, an oven, a medium-sized fridge, and many storage options.
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Given the compactness of the kitchen and the living room, the Banksia might not be fit to permanently house six people but it certainly will make a nice home for a small family. On one side of the living room, the main floor bedroom is located with a queen-size bed and a large wardrobe. One of the lofts is located over the main bedroom with a king-size mattress space and the other lies over the bathroom with a queen-size mattress space.
The bathroom is past the kitchen, concealed behind a pocket door. It features a glass shower room, a vanity sink, a toilet, and a large open-shelving unit. At $56,800, the Banksia tiny house on wheels really comes at a bargain price.
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