Adam Leu has the height of an NBA small forward, 6′ 7″, and wasn’t satisfied with just a standard tiny house.  So he modified a couple plans by tiny-house enthusiast Michael Janzen and created the Tall Man’s Tiny House.  It’s 21-feet long, 13′ 3″ tall (total, not the interior), and includes three roomy segments of seven feet.  This place includes one bedroom, one bathroom, a loft, and an open living and kitchen room, as pictured.

The tiny house was built on an old camper’s trailer with 2×10 construction above the wheels and 2×4 construction in the front and back.  It has nine, double-paned windows from Crestline for natural light and an exterior finished with cedar rainscreen, ply-and-batten, pine, and steel.

The interior is finished with maple plywood in the ceiling and five-inch pine flooring that’s been stained and sealed with Danish oil.  In addition, the tiny house has a Bosch electric water heater, sawdust compost toilet, IKEA furnishings, and camper-style water and power, but there’s no dedicated units for cooling or heating.

Leu has the 130-square-foot home listed for $27,000, in Canal Winchester, Ohio.  To see more photos and detail of the construction of this tiny house, visit Tall Man’s Tiny House.

Credits: Leu/Tall Man’s Tiny House.