The Abundance by Brevard Tiny House

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The Abundance is a custom built 12’x24′ tiny home built on a purpose-built heavy-duty trailer. It has an open floor plan, large windows, and a kitchen with IKEA cabinets, a full-size refrigerator, and a foot pedal operated faucet. The large living space features a slide-out queen-size bed and built-in couch with storage. To learn more visit Brevard Tiny House.


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10 responses to “The Abundance by Brevard Tiny House”

  1. Elliot Avatar
    Elliot

    Well, this looks familiar.
    I mean a complete carbon copy…

  2. Brevard Tiny House Company Avatar

    *The customer of the Abundance tiny home was inspired by the Minim home. However, Brevard Tiny House Company created an original framing plan, and a floor plan specific to the customer. No Minim plans were necessary or utilized in the construction of this tiny home.*

  3. Cathy Howard Avatar
    Cathy Howard

    This is my dreamtiny house, But that’s it a dream. Can’t afford one.

  4. Tina Gallagher Avatar
    Tina Gallagher

    Cool looking. I’m inspired to build one on a trailer frame that would allow a 8′ wide by 24′ home with similar features, but with far less expensive products.

  5. Rob Mair Avatar
    Rob Mair

    Well built but poor design.

    1. susan cross Avatar
      susan cross

      love the open design. i didnt see a thing id change. love the no loft sleeping area. perfect for older folks. no wasted hall spaces.

    2. Rob Mair Avatar
      Rob Mair

      Susan,
      I think older folks may have a problem with the extra large step up into the rear room and having to walk on the bed when it is out and they want access to this room.

  6. Dorothy Avatar
    Dorothy

    Love this! Sleeping on the ground level is essential for me. No ladders for me so this is perfect.

  7. Larry St Croix Avatar
    Larry St Croix

    In a space that small I would imagine if the bed is out you would be sleeping on it. I agree the step is very high but how difficult would it be to build a step into the bottom of the bed? Personally prefer to have the bed completely concealed when not in use.

  8. Lea Avatar
    Lea

    Shear rip off of major design elements of the Minim… You must have made several people sad.