Vancouver-based tiny house builder, Mint Tiny House Company is renowned for creating astounding compact living spaces in times of the rising popularity of the downsized lifestyle. Endorsing the appeal of the tiny house industry is the builder’s Celtic Storm tiny house, which is a Canada Goose model with a three-bedroom layout, perfect for a small family. With a sleeping capacity of eight, the 41-foot-long tiny house comes equipped with a galley, cozy living room, twin lofts, full bathroom, and a gooseneck master bedroom.
Accessible via two single doors, the Celtic Storm tiny house is a cozy abode that is light-bathed thanks to plenty of windows. One of the front doors opens into the living room, which is cozy and has plenty of room to move around and acclimatize typical living room furnishings, including a sofa bed, fireplace, and television.
Past the living room is a breakfast bar for two and a storage-integrated staircase leading to the main loft. The loft fits a full-size mattress and can sleep two people with ease. The breakfast bar morphs into the kitchen countertops with a farmhouse sink and plenty of under-counter storage cabinets.
Next to the staircase is the main cooking area. It is outfitted with a refrigerator, four-burner cooktop, oven, ventilation hood, wood countertops, and overhead and under-counter cabinets. A ladder is hung on hooks next to the counter to access the secondary loft, which can sleep two people.
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A second entrance to the tiny house on wheels opens into a hallway from the kitchen, which leads to the bathroom and the gooseneck bedroom. The bathroom has a shower cabin with a glass door, laundry hookups, a toilet, and a vanity sink. The gooseneck bedroom can fit a king-size bed with storage underneath, a wall-mounted television, and two nightstands.
The Celtic Storm tiny house is also equipped with a freshwater tank, black and gray water tanks, and an exterior storage hatch. Given its attractive and all-inclusive features, the price tag of $137,000 is fairly justified. Moreover, it comes in different layouts, giving you the option to choose between neutral and rustic interior styles.
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