Tuscon 28′ Gooseneck Tiny House is an Off-Grid Solution With a Skylight Branch Walkway

We have covered some impressive builds by Rocky Mountain Tiny House. Each tiny house made by the company is unique, tailor-made, and offers unmatched comfort. Adding to their list of long inventory is this 28-foot lightweight Gooseneck Tiny House that seems to be largely built for fun and function clubbed together when you hit the road.

Created as a self-contained tiny home that would be light enough to tow, Tuscon 28′ Gooseneck Tiny House comes loaded on a double axle trailer presenting an unusual layout. The manufacturers were commissioned to build a tiny house that has a gooseneck (for that extra space), lowers the wind resistance and can be easily moveable.

A dual-tone, pink and green hue, drapes the Tuscon 28′ Gooseneck tiny house fitted with a skylight branch walkway for felines. Solar panel arrays accompanying the pink side of the housework up to tap into the clean power. Since the house is completely off-grid the need to keep the electrical load to the minimum was a must.

The architectural element of the tiny house cannot help but impress as the gooseneck area accommodates three bikes and still spares some space for storing other equipment. Adjacent is a book tower that keeps the entire collection of the owner’s book. The roof shape seems to be the most aerodynamic for this build.

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Small but spacious enough to accompany high-quality appliances, the kitchen serves the purpose well. Opposite the kitchen is a folding table that can be used for dining or work. An elevated bedframe in this area serves as a bedroom when needed.

Beyond the kitchen is a space with a shower, pull-out pantry, and clothes closet on one side and a toilet room on the other. A custom build will pinpoint the actual amount for Tuscon 28′ Gooseneck Tiny House, but an indicative amount of around $93K is fetched for a similar build.