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Extea Cabera Is a Cozy 20-Foot Tiny Home for a Family of Three

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The tiny home movement is all about working with less square footage. That means builders often come up with clever design solutions to make up for the lack of space. The result? Small mobile habitats that are just as functional as they are charming.
One great example is the Extea Cabera, a small house on wheels designed and built by Modern Tiny Living (MTL), an Ohio-based builder with a vast experience in building and designing. The company has created plenty of constructions over the years that fit the customers' needs.

Extea Cabera is based on their popular 20-ft (6-meter) Point model, a tiny with a modern-rustic style that maximizes space and makes use of every square foot. Following the same principles, Extea Cabera is also stacked with amenities.

It's 8.6 ft (2.6 meters) wide, and it offers 230 sq ft (21.3 sq meters) of living space. That's enough to comfortably accommodate up to three people, thanks to the clever design solutions implemented by the skilled team from MTL.

Tiny Home Extea Cabera
Photo: Modern Tiny Living
On the outside, the construction features LP vertical smart siding and a black steel roof. The only pop of color added to the exterior is the blue front door, which opens up to a stylish interior. There you're going to see more of that deep blue that contrasts nicely with the wooden elements and the white walls.

The house was designed for full-time living, and it comes with all the necessary amenities. As you step inside, you're going to see a cozy ling room on the right. This social area, although a bit smaller than all of the team's Point builds, still offers plenty of space for relaxing.

A U-shaped couch with built-in storage can be converted into a spacious bed, providing an additional sleeping space. MTL added larger windows to this tiny home, allowing natural light to fill up this corner. You'll also find a single bookcase and shelves that offer versatility to this space.

A few steps ahead is the kitchen, which comes complete with all the appliances you'd find in a much bigger home. Some of the features include a farmhouse-style sink, a two-burner induction cooktop, a convection oven, a full-sized refrigerator with freezer, and custom shelving. There are also several drawers, floating shelves for storage, and even a pull-out table for extra counter space.

Tiny Home Extea Cabera
Photo: Modern Tiny Living
Since the Point model comes with a full bath, Extea Cabera could not skip that. This home comes with a custom tiled shower (also in blue) with a glass door, a nice vanity, floating shelves, and a composting toilet. This bathroom gets separated from the kitchen via a big sliding barn door.

Above the bathroom is the loft, which can be accessed via a staircase with built-in storage. That's where the washer/dryer combo unit goes. Upstairs, the owners have enough space for a king-sized bed and a dresser. Other features included in this gorgeous tiny home are a ductless AC and heating system and a water heater.

The price for the Extea Cabera starts at $69,000. However, it's worth noting that prices for MTL's models depend upon appliances, finishes, customizations, and materials used. Owners can customize the size of their future house, as well as the trailer type, and choose if they want a loft included. They can also opt to live off-the-grid because the company's tinies come equipped with solar panels and a rainwater collecting system.

So the cost for the Extea Cabera could be more or less – it all comes down to the customer's specific needs. You can check out the clip down below to see what this custom tiny is all about.

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Florina taught herself how to drive in a Daewoo Tico (a rebadged Suzuki Alto kei car) but her first "real car" was a VW Golf. When she’s not writing about cars, drones or aircraft, Florina likes to read anything related to space exploration and take pictures in the middle of nature.
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