If you didn't want the washer dryer hookups, that space would be great for a fridge. The existing fridge space would be great for the water heater placement providing additional countertop space. Put a dishwasher where the current water heater is. Also, for a downstairs bedroom sleeping area, Murphy beds work great 👌
I pray u make ton money and community . I'd love to be there but just talked to your assistant only have 10000 down units available . I'd loved to be there buy just got told kidney failure and I need housing asap . It is what is is love light
@@le_th_ I don't live in none of those areas, I am on the east coast. Thanks for the information always good to know and thanks for telling me about the things that they don't tell us about tiny living in certain states. I plan not to be in thoses areas. I would be heading south on the east coast. No tornadoes.
I’d put in a water heater on demand. It takes up less space and is efficient. I like the idea of a dishwasher and a washer/dryer. I’d put in a retro tiny fridge where the fridge is designed to go.
In 1971 We purchased our first home (3-bedroom, 2-bath) on a small lot (7,500 sq feet) for only $65,000.00. Times have changed for the WORSE. Purchase Land and a Beautiful Incredible Tiny Home. I would also insist on a double car garage with enough space for a man's tools and toys.
Why not slide kitchen cabinets /window down to the door, put fridge on opposite end . This will allow homeowners to use the counter top to sit groceries on when entering home.
I'm in Michigan. I can't believe the cost per square foot is much more anywhere else inside the upper 48 states unless your on the water. It costs about $90 to $150 per square foot to build a house in Michigan. So, you would have to spend $180,000 to $300,000 to build a 2,000-square-foot home in Michigan. These costs will vary depending on the exact location, property types, labor costs, material costs, etc.
@@cheesemouse7774 You need to remember that the most expensive parts of any home are the kitchen and bath, with all the electrical and plumbing equipment. You can't compare a regular home price/sf with that of a tiny home, because most of that empty space costs far less to include.
Thank you so much for the walkthrough Randy and Amanda!!!!! I never get tired of them. I keep watching and thinking and praying. One day this Chicago viewer will own an ITH❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Ace
Wow 🤩 that house is absolutely gorgeous ! I love Randy’s idea of designing all the homes for big living areas, and Amanda the exterior color you picked is beautiful ! Thank you for the tour…
@@nightbird4747 The original Freedom RJO with a single dormer(half a side) was $25K. Another dormer was originally another $1500. The good old days before lumber & building materials greatly increased in cost.
I would have a pull out dishwasher too and extend the kitchen. Better yet change the layup altogether. Put the bath in the back with a bump out for washer/dryer.,.add stairs to loft with storage. Huge high end tiny.
I would put the water heater at the end by the door, and then folks would have space for countertop oven, that they can bake, roast, etc. Some models have a Rotisserie attachment, which I have not seen that in the full-size wall ovens and ranges. Then put the fridge of their choice on the other end. Galanz has such a toaster oven that is stainless steel 1.1 cubic feet and 22.4" wide, looks like it may be wide enough to have a 15" long cake pan or cookie sheet, has a rotisserie set up, and has various functions. They also have fridges in various sizes that have a retro/vintage style even though they are modern, and other small appliances, in both modern and retro style. Some of the retro appliances come in 2 or 4 colors, Black, Hot Rod Red, Milk Shake White and Bee Bop Blue, they also have 2 slice toasters, that come in blue or red, and microwaves and other toaster ovens with various colors in the retro style. They do have modern appliances as well and over the range microwaves, as well as other brands, like LG, Samsung, etc. An over the range microwave can be great as it has a vent and light, and you can eliminate the need for a vent hood. One idea is to have the house built on a longer trailer like 24" longer, than you can create a deck for the entry door, under the overhang. I would get a washer/dryer combo and put a hanging rod and use that space as a closet.
Wow, what a great home! A 10 cu ft fridge could easily fit there. Love the farmstyle kitchen sink, and the tiny bathroom sink❣️ That living room is fabulous! I imagine a sofa under the picture window, and an elevator bed that goes up to the ceiling by day, comes down at night. The loft would be for seasonal storage. I'd install a fold down table, so it's out of the way when not in use, have a couple of folding wooden chairs that can hang on the wall, and like Randy suggested, a combo W/D with closet rod above. Shoot, a person could even get an ITH fold out sofa bed, and sleep 4 people in the living room!! Great little home! Love the air exchanger and mini-split, too.
I’m thinking ACE really likes this home he’s chillin’ 😂. I love that you added the washer/dryer space and I also love the little important touches like the metal pan under the water heater. You all think of everything ❤
It might be better to give folks a breakdown on pricing. It would come in handy. Especially as you have had several orders canceled and the homes are completed. I understand you are selling them to recoup money both you and the original purchaser put into the build, but, it becomes confusing. You had offered a 10x20 in The Grove setting for more than this home in today's video. A breakdown similar to this would I believe cut down on confusion, allow folks to make a faster decision, and allow you to recoup your money even faster. Example : $ 65,000.00 Total cost Buy in amount $10,000 Dover style + trailer $ whatever the price is Porch $ price Paint outside $ price Paint inside $ price Mini split $ price [ if included] And so on. I really think what you are doing is great but as a consumer I would be confused as to what is included.
It would be perfect if the dormer was over the living room. I like that there are no windows on those walls down by the big window. It is very nice though even if you don't use the upstairs for a bedroom you can use it for storage.
Your homes are beautiful and whoever gets your homes is lucky but I need to accept my health issues I need housing right now so I wish u both blessings and wealth . Love light. ❤️
Ace did a perfect "downward dog." Please make sure cabinet doors hinge in the logical directions. That bottom cabinet door that opened toward the fridge area should be changed. Yes, I'm one of THOSE people :)
I love the Dover. In the back I would put a nice, farm house style day bed (high riser). Couch during the day, bed at night. TV on the wall over an industrial TV stand. Couple of chairs facing the picture window and the day bed to separate livingroom from kitchen. Then close to the kitchen a small round wood table, with 2 sides flip down. Decorate all farmhouse style, with a bit of industrial touches, and put it in Buffalo Creek. 🥰 💭
You guys should play around with creating a slide-out addition model. Esp for these 8' wide homes. Not the Add-A-Box, but rather a simple gasket or flashing sealed manual room extension. Luckily it wouldn't need to be complicated, like an RV slide, because the extension will only be opened & closed a few times in the home's lifetime. Inexpensive manual pole jacks would support the extension from beneath & could be incrementally adjusted & leveled as needed by the homeowner. Admittedly, the challenge would be maintaining the room's seal to prevent water leaks & air gaps.
But I also like that every thing can be on one floor and somewhat separated. I would put my bedroom in the current layout in the back with the bay window. Build a partial wall with a pocket door for privacy. Living room, etc.
I would want the window moved down so I can have my larger refrigerator and I would want upper and lower cabinets where you have the refrigerator at the back door.
Yes, for a full size, but I think an elevator bed would work even better in an 8' wide, because you could have a queen and not need to move furniture to get into bed.
I notice the house next door has forsale sign in the window, any idea what the price is on it too? I'm sure it's an independent owner but just curious- love your home too
I'm 71 yrs young, love this but Randy how abt Eliminating the big window in the living room, put a couch /murphy bed combo and place 3.0 windows across fromeach other in the LR, IMHO
Correct. Most of us get a hot air, convection oven (for baking, roasting, toasting) and an instapot, and don't need a large oven. I haven't used my oven once in 3 years.
There is a built in dual stove in this one. Unfortunately its not an Induction dual stove or a gas burner dual stove. A medium size oven would a nice amenity to have.
@@FrancesBraam-et1wx I definitely would like an oven as well, but my Thanksgiving hosting days are over so I just need one big enough for pizza, chicken pieces, or a small batch of cookies.
I think a plusher 8X20 under $32,000 with two lofts is a Sweet Spot for many. It allows options for kids and parents rooms. Similar to the give away home a while back, with spaces providing bigger fridge area, washer/dryer, nicer finishes than Incredibox, but just a bit lesser than than other models. No barn door, simpler entry area, basic sink, no bath sink. Otherwise same as this but two lofts for two kids, two adults. I am not sure $200 a night would be doable. Our full basement apartment in PDX in a desirable area is $100 a night plus fees, about $125 a night. The tiny hone should be similar. Maybe a touristy lake area, near a beach might be closer to $200 :)
@@hmmm2564 uhh, no. A full apartment with shower, bathtub, washer and dryer, large fridge with ice box, a extremely comfortable full size bed in a room with large closet and drawers, dining table, dishwasher, garbage disposal, led canned lighting, leather couch that converts to bed in a living room with tv, and AC.. Is going to cost More on Airbnb. Just Facts. Location is also important. Full Nines. A tiny home in this area is about 50-65 dollars per night. $100-2050 for full apartments. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a great idea, and maybe if it’s on a beach in a popular tourist town? Yeah.. bigger $.
ITH always has supplied a basic ladder in the past. However originally the recent 2022/2023 models without stairs were supposed to have pull down pull up ships ladders so I don't know why that is not mentioned any more?
@@michaelclark4357 thanks. Even with a ladder I fail to see a good place to put it, and with roofline, closets, etc it looks really awkward to access, or am I looking at it wrong?
Amanda, I don't know what lens you're using, but you need to just use the normal lens. That's a twelve foot room, and it looks like twenty five feet on that dumb lens you're using! ☹️
If you didn't want the washer dryer hookups, that space would be great for a fridge. The existing fridge space would be great for the water heater placement providing additional countertop space. Put a dishwasher where the current water heater is. Also, for a downstairs bedroom sleeping area, Murphy beds work great 👌
I pray u make ton money and community . I'd love to be there but just talked to your assistant only have 10000 down units available . I'd loved to be there buy just got told kidney failure and I need housing asap . It is what is is love light
A Murphy bed or one of thoses electric beds that goes up out of the way when not in use and come down at night time when needed.
Great plan! That’s exactly what I would do. I love my dishwasher!! They also have small drawer type dish washers now that don’t take too much space
@@le_th_ I don't live in none of those areas, I am on the east coast. Thanks for the information always good to know and thanks for telling me about the things that they don't tell us about tiny living in certain states. I plan not to be in thoses areas. I would be heading south on the east coast. No tornadoes.
I’d put in a water heater on demand. It takes up less space and is efficient. I like the idea of a dishwasher and a washer/dryer. I’d put in a retro tiny fridge where the fridge is designed to go.
In 1971 We purchased our first home (3-bedroom, 2-bath) on a small lot (7,500 sq feet) for only $65,000.00. Times have changed for the WORSE. Purchase Land and a Beautiful Incredible Tiny Home. I would also insist on a double car garage with enough space for a man's tools and toys.
Proof
That the dollar is becoming worth less and less until its finally worthless.
Why not slide kitchen cabinets /window down to the door, put fridge on opposite end . This will allow homeowners to use the counter top to sit groceries on when entering home.
I love tiny homes.. when they first came out they were very affordable. But now its inflated and cost as much as mobile home-! 😢
You can buy a "counter depth" full size frig they are shorter & a little more $ but, they might work here in this house.
A 10 cu ft would fit, and leave room above or below for more storage.
Lol Ace is like.... I'm staying right here. I come with the air b and b.
The Dover is gorgeous!
Small apartment sized fridge sitting on a platform would work and of course the platform could have drawers for more storage.
A washing machine platform would be great
$343.23/square foot...😳
I don't feeakin' think so sport!!!
I'm in Michigan. I can't believe the cost per square foot is much more anywhere else inside the upper 48 states unless your on the water.
It costs about $90 to $150 per square foot to build a house in Michigan. So, you would have to spend $180,000 to $300,000 to build a 2,000-square-foot home in Michigan. These costs will vary depending on the exact location, property types, labor costs, material costs, etc.
@@cheesemouse7774 You need to remember that the most expensive parts of any home are the kitchen and bath, with all the electrical and plumbing equipment. You can't compare a regular home price/sf with that of a tiny home, because most of that empty space costs far less to include.
Thank you so much for the walkthrough Randy and Amanda!!!!! I never get tired of them. I keep watching and thinking and praying. One day this Chicago viewer will own an ITH❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Ace
Hello from Northern Ireland. Love the house.x
Wow 🤩 that house is absolutely gorgeous ! I love Randy’s idea of designing all the homes for big living areas, and Amanda the exterior color you picked is beautiful ! Thank you for the tour…
I remember when the tiny houses came out first they were like 10 20000 the price is too high 65000 that's not affordable
@@nightbird4747 The original Freedom RJO with a single dormer(half a side) was $25K. Another dormer was originally another $1500. The good old days before lumber & building materials greatly increased in cost.
@@michaelclark4357 As well as labor, insurance, electric and every other thing under the sun.
I would have a pull out dishwasher too and extend the kitchen. Better yet change the layup altogether. Put the bath in the back with a bump out for washer/dryer.,.add stairs to loft with storage. Huge high end tiny.
Why are all of these people selling there homes? Seems like it’s been more and more lately for some reason
Beautiful outside color very nice interior. I truly wish I could purchase another one. Thanks Randy and Amanda.
Beautiful “Dover” Model.
I would put the water heater at the end by the door, and then folks would have space for countertop oven, that they can bake, roast, etc. Some models have a Rotisserie attachment, which I have not seen that in the full-size wall ovens and ranges. Then put the fridge of their choice on the other end.
Galanz has such a toaster oven that is stainless steel 1.1 cubic feet and 22.4" wide, looks like it may be wide enough to have a 15" long cake pan or cookie sheet, has a rotisserie set up, and has various functions. They also have fridges in various sizes that have a retro/vintage style even though they are modern, and other small appliances, in both modern and retro style. Some of the retro appliances come in 2 or 4 colors, Black, Hot Rod Red, Milk Shake White and Bee Bop Blue, they also have 2 slice toasters, that come in blue or red, and microwaves and other toaster ovens with various colors in the retro style. They do have modern appliances as well and over the range microwaves, as well as other brands, like LG, Samsung, etc.
An over the range microwave can be great as it has a vent and light, and you can eliminate the need for a vent hood.
One idea is to have the house built on a longer trailer like 24" longer, than you can create a deck for the entry door, under the overhang. I would get a washer/dryer combo and put a hanging rod and use that space as a closet.
Beautiful tiny home 🏡😊❤
I will put the washer & dryer next to the Door and the Frige in its place
Yes, I'm thinking a washer/dryer combo where fridge supposed to be would allow more counter top space.
Love to see you and Amanda working together ! That is a cute house !
Good afternoon from Syracuse NY Randy and Amanda
Wow, what a great home! A 10 cu ft fridge could easily fit there. Love the farmstyle kitchen sink, and the tiny bathroom sink❣️ That living room is fabulous! I imagine a sofa under the picture window, and an elevator bed that goes up to the ceiling by day, comes down at night. The loft would be for seasonal storage. I'd install a fold down table, so it's out of the way when not in use, have a couple of folding wooden chairs that can hang on the wall, and like Randy suggested, a combo W/D with closet rod above. Shoot, a person could even get an ITH fold out sofa bed, and sleep 4 people in the living room!! Great little home! Love the air exchanger and mini-split, too.
I’m thinking ACE really likes this home he’s chillin’ 😂. I love that you added the washer/dryer space and I also love the little important touches like the metal pan under the water heater. You all think of everything ❤
Nice home! Greetings from Kissimmee FL 😊
I watch these all the time. This is my dream.💝
I love it❤💕 PERFECT the only thing I would change is have a gas on demand water heater mounted outside ❤
Great home for Great prices.Hello Randy& Amanda and ACE.🧸 of Knoxville Tennessee.
It might be better to give folks a breakdown on pricing. It would come in handy. Especially as you have had several orders canceled and the homes are completed. I understand you are selling them to recoup money both you and the original purchaser put into the build, but, it becomes confusing. You had offered a 10x20 in The Grove setting for more than this home in today's video. A breakdown similar to this would I believe cut down on confusion, allow folks to make a faster decision, and allow you to recoup your money even faster.
Example :
$ 65,000.00 Total cost
Buy in amount $10,000
Dover style + trailer $ whatever the price is
Porch $ price
Paint outside $ price
Paint inside $ price
Mini split $ price [ if included]
And so on. I really think what you are doing is great but as a consumer I would be confused as to what is included.
It would be perfect if the dormer was over the living room. I like that there are no windows on those walls down by the big window. It is very nice though even if you don't use the upstairs for a bedroom you can use it for storage.
For single floor living with the loft only for storage, I'd prefer the dormers and their windows over the living room as well.
Your homes are beautiful and whoever gets your homes is lucky but I need to accept my health issues I need housing right now so I wish u both blessings and wealth . Love light. ❤️
Randy, Amanda and Ace with beautiful tiny homes!
That black paneling looks very Scottish. There are a lot of homes like this in the Hebrides.❤ good job Amanda! 🏴
Thanks for the tour. I send a smile from Canada.
Love it !!! Congrats to the fortunate person who can make this their home…God Bless ITH 👏🏻👏🏻❤️🙏🏻🇺🇸🏠🐶
You could have a counter depth fridge.
Counter depth refrigerator and appliances work.
I absolutely love this house. Its my favorite color too Amanda.❤
Beautiful house. I love black on black. I adore color like the Adobe house but this is first class.
Ace did a perfect "downward dog." Please make sure cabinet doors hinge in the logical directions. That bottom cabinet door that opened toward the fridge area should be changed. Yes, I'm one of THOSE people :)
I love how ace is laying there like okay guys, you sell MY tinyhomes, and Ill just lay here as the eye candy hahaha.
I can’t stop watching this video. I LOVE this HOUSE, everything about it!
I love the Dover. In the back I would put a nice, farm house style day bed (high riser). Couch during the day, bed at night. TV on the wall over an industrial TV stand. Couple of chairs facing the picture window and the day bed to separate livingroom from kitchen. Then close to the kitchen a small round wood table, with 2 sides flip down. Decorate all farmhouse style, with a bit of industrial touches, and put it in Buffalo Creek. 🥰 💭
Hope u guys rock it . Bless to your biz
Really like this floor plan.
You guys should play around with creating a slide-out addition model. Esp for these 8' wide homes. Not the Add-A-Box, but rather a simple gasket or flashing sealed manual room extension. Luckily it wouldn't need to be complicated, like an RV slide, because the extension will only be opened & closed a few times in the home's lifetime. Inexpensive manual pole jacks would support the extension from beneath & could be incrementally adjusted & leveled as needed by the homeowner. Admittedly, the challenge would be maintaining the room's seal to prevent water leaks & air gaps.
But I also like that every thing can be on one floor and somewhat separated. I would put my bedroom in the current layout in the back with the bay window. Build a partial wall with a pocket door for privacy. Living room, etc.
They have counter depth fridges.
The 10 cu ft fridges fit in a 2' x 2' space easily.
I really like a side entry on the kitchen side so that the fridge can be where your door is and the water heater where you want the fridge.
Wish I had the money. I love it!
I would want the window moved down so I can have my larger refrigerator and I would want upper and lower cabinets where you have the refrigerator at the back door.
Can the w/d and fridge be flipped? You would then have the classic work triangle in the kitchen.
There are murphy bed/sofa inits that would go great in there !
Yes, for a full size, but I think an elevator bed would work even better in an 8' wide, because you could have a queen and not need to move furniture to get into bed.
Great bathroom & kitchen & livingroom.
Are you still going to put out a video about the off grid I-BOX you hauled to the owner last weekend near Nashville?
ACE likes it lol, nap worthy
I notice the house next door has forsale sign in the window, any idea what the price is on it too? I'm sure it's an independent owner but just curious- love your home too
I believe that is a home that was previously a resale, Randy who sold it and went back to Arizona.
Can you make the Dover the way you have it in the inside that style in a in a in a critter box?
That's so nice does the Dalton or Lexington come in the same color ? I checked out the website I don't see many options
Material list at home Depot so you can see the mark up.
Very nice
I would have Haier drawer fridge.
Love it😊
Where is buffalo creek Randy ?
The Ace Man has already moved in and wants his bed right there in the middle. You'll have to step around him.
Is a ladder to the loft included?
Drawer refrigerator & freezer may work?
I'm 71 yrs young, love this but Randy how abt Eliminating the big window in the living room, put a couch /murphy bed combo and place 3.0 windows across fromeach other in the LR, IMHO
It would be hard to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night with a ladder there
I wouldn't use the loft for sleeping. An elevator bed would be great! Hides up out of the way during the day.
It wouldn't be hard to have a pull up close to ceiling ships ladder with handrails.
Nice house way too expensive for me
What about adding in a stove, or are these homes not wired for 220?
Correct. Most of us get a hot air, convection oven (for baking, roasting, toasting) and an instapot, and don't need a large oven. I haven't used my oven once in 3 years.
There is a built in dual stove in this one. Unfortunately its not an Induction dual stove or a gas burner dual stove. A medium size oven would a nice amenity to have.
@@michaelclark4357 I really mean t an oven. Something you can use for baking or a large turkey.
@@FrancesBraam-et1wx I definitely would like an oven as well, but my Thanksgiving hosting days are over so I just need one big enough for pizza, chicken pieces, or a small batch of cookies.
Il take it.Vámonos.!!!!!!
I think a plusher 8X20 under $32,000 with two lofts is a Sweet Spot for many. It allows options for kids and parents rooms. Similar to the give away home a while back, with spaces providing bigger fridge area, washer/dryer, nicer finishes than Incredibox, but just a bit lesser than than other models. No barn door, simpler entry area, basic sink, no bath sink. Otherwise same as this but two lofts for two kids, two adults. I am not sure $200 a night would be doable. Our full basement apartment in PDX in a desirable area is $100 a night plus fees, about $125 a night. The tiny hone should be similar. Maybe a touristy lake area, near a beach might be closer to $200 :)
There's a big difference between a basement and tiny house. Also he is speaking from experience
@@hmmm2564 uhh, no. A full apartment with shower, bathtub, washer and dryer, large fridge with ice box, a extremely comfortable full size bed in a room with large closet and drawers, dining table, dishwasher, garbage disposal, led canned lighting, leather couch that converts to bed in a living room with tv, and AC..
Is going to cost More on Airbnb. Just Facts. Location is also important. Full Nines. A tiny home in this area is about 50-65 dollars per night. $100-2050 for full apartments. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a great idea, and maybe if it’s on a beach in a popular tourist town? Yeah.. bigger $.
So, can a family of four live in a tiny home or would that be impossible?
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This is an awesome home. I would love to have it. Only problem is that its only worth half of the sale price.
What is that color combination called? It’s really sharp. :-)
Can you do a 10' x 24' like this?
Do you think you’ll ever get into to connex’s ?
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what is the switch in the middle of the living wall for?
Tv
Do you offer financing
Can you “add a box” to this model?
How do you access the loft?
ITH always has supplied a basic ladder in the past. However originally the recent 2022/2023 models without stairs were supposed to have pull down pull up ships ladders so I don't know why that is not mentioned any more?
@@michaelclark4357 thanks. Even with a ladder I fail to see a good place to put it, and with roofline, closets, etc it looks really awkward to access, or am I looking at it wrong?
I don't understand how people can live in them because there's no closet space. You have no storage there's no way.
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$325 sf. That's ridiculous..
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My God 66,000 for that. Hahaha 🤣🤣
Bathroom too tight
Amanda, I don't know what lens you're using, but you need to just use the normal lens. That's a twelve foot room, and it looks like twenty five feet on that dumb lens you're using! ☹️
That's just too much cash for such a small space
Bro. It’s hard to even find a new full size truck for 60k..
Yeah they have lost there minds on new trucks too