An Oversized Loft Bedroom and a Retractable Porch Turn This Tiny Into a Dream Home

At first glance, the Freedom tiny house looks like a typical wooden house on wheels with a loft structure. It doesn't sport the contemporary, urban vibe of tiny houses with oversized windows and lots of transparency. Instead, it stays on the traditional side with much more privacy and a homely, cozy interior.

The traditional inspiration is also reflected in the abundance of natural-toned wood from top to bottom, including the bathroom paneling. This isn't your standard Scandinavian-style mobile home with lots of white and clean aesthetics. It looks much more like a family home or a farmhouse where comfort and spaciousness are prioritized above all else.

It all starts with generous dimensions. The Freedom tiny is a little over seven meters long (24 feet), 2.5 meters wide (8.5 feet) and four meters high (13.4 feet). This is enough for an open-plan main-floor layout with a large kitchen, a tiny but cozy lounge area, a separate bathroom, and lots of storage. Upstairs, a loft bedroom reveals one of the best surprises inside the house – it's big enough to accommodate up to five people.

This is the main feature that makes the Freedom stand out among similar tiny homes. You'll rarely find such a huge loft bedroom without sacrificing other rooms. The bed is also surrounded by multiple windows, which bring enough natural light for this entire large space and brighten it up. Plus, the carpeted loft includes a tiny corner for extra storage or simple décor items.

The huge loft is enough to make the Freedom tiny instantly friendly and welcoming. More space also means added versatility. If there's no need to accommodate so many people, the extra space can easily be used to add furniture or maybe even a home office.

Another beautiful detail that makes a difference is the traditional staircase. Loft bedrooms can sometimes be bad news because of the access issue. In this case, you can forget about unsafe ladders and even the classic staircase with integrated storage. The Freedom tiny flaunts a beautifully crafted wooden staircase with a traditional handrail that ensures safe, easy access for everyone. Plus, the handrail extends all the way to the end corner of the loft bedroom, doubling as a protection feature and a decorative element as well.

For most people, a dream home must come with a dream kitchen, and that's exactly what Freedom Tiny does. It reveals a balanced mix of traditional wooden furniture and top-notch appliances for a modern lifestyle. The L-shaped countertop is particularly interesting because it includes a dining extension that doesn't take up too much space, with matching bar stools. You'll also notice the multiple cupboards. The ones that are overhead are placed so that they beautifully frame the kitchen windows. This way, plenty of light floods the kitchen without having to sacrifice storage.

There's a dedicated spot for the washing machine, while a stainless steel fridge fits perfectly behind the staircase. To add even more storage space, a versatile open-shelf cabinet was added near the kitchen. It can be used as a pantry or for storing all kinds of items.

Stepping inside the bathroom, you'll find a full-size shower cabin – the best part – plus a high-quality electric composting toilet and a large vanity. Just like the kitchen, the Freedom tiny's bathroom may look rustic, but it's packed with all the basics for permanent residency.

Although not specifically geared toward inviting the outdoors in, the Freedom tiny has one last ace up its sleeve in the form of a very practical porch. It's better than standard options because it's fully retractable. In other words, it doesn't affect the home's mobility.

The owners are free to be on the road for as long as they wish while still enjoying their custom tiny porch that can be easily retracted whenever it's not in use. Of course, this isn't the classic porch size-wise, but four feet (1.2 meters) are enough to create a tiny outdoor haven.

As its name suggests, this house on wheels truly reflects the freedom of mobile housing. It comes on a heavy-duty trailer that was specifically built for tiny homes so that the small dwelling can handle extensive road travel. Plus, it can easily be adapted for off-grid living (the compost toilet is the first step). Wall heaters and an on-demand water heater are also part of the standard features, keeping the Freedom tiny cozy and comfortable year-round.

This beautiful house on wheels is one of the creations of the Arizona-based brand Tiny Treasure Homes, and its standard price is less than $70,000 – a small price to pay for the invaluable feeling of being truly at home.