Brightside 26-foot towable tiny house by Backcountry Tiny Homes, Digi Mart USA News: Backcountry Tiny Homes has designed the Brightside, a towable tiny house measuring 26 ft (7.9 m) long that is built on a triple-axle trailer. The company describes it as a comfortable home for two people with a kitchen, a living room and a bedroom in the loft.
The exterior has a colorful green finish made of metal and lap siding, with board and batten accents and a metal roof. Inside, the interior measures 250 sq ft (23 sq m) and features natural tongue and groove knotty pine walls, an accent wall and a tree-branch-style light fitting.
The layout prioritizes the kitchen, which sits next to the front door and includes a sink, a fridge/freezer, an electric cooktop and space for more appliances, plus a breakfast bar seating area for two. Further in, a sofa is tucked under the staircase, with a wood-burning stove, a mini-split air-conditioning unit, built-in staircase storage and a wardrobe in the living room.
The bathroom is at the opposite end of the house from the entrance and is reached through a pocket sliding door. It contains a sink, a flushing toilet and a walk-in shower.
The bedroom is in the loft, reached by the staircase, and includes a lowered standing platform that makes it easier to get up and dress, with a double bed and a low sloping ceiling.
The Brightside is offered in three versions. According to the publisher article, a basic shell costs US$53,380, a finished but unfurnished version costs US$99,025 and a turnkey version costs US$106,750. Delivery is available throughout the US and internationally, but rates must be obtained directly from the firm.
