Measuring just over 34 feet long, the Ellice by Teacup Tiny Homes offers an impressively spacious interior that includes a full kitchen, two bedrooms, a bathtub, and ample storage, all on a towable triple-axle trailer.
- Includes two bedrooms and a full bathtub
- Equipped with a dishwasher and underfloor heating
- Built on a towable triple-axle trailer
What happened
The Ellice tiny home, created by Teacup Tiny Homes, has brought a fresh perspective to tiny house living by incorporating numerous convenient features into a compact footprint. Measuring 34 feet (10.3 meters) long and mounted on a triple-axle trailer, this towable tiny house boasts a design that balances spatial efficiency with comfort.
Inside, it features a large, galley-style kitchen complete with a double basin sink, dishwasher, propane stove, and extensive storage options, making cooking a true possibility rather than a compromise. The home also includes a living space, two loft bedrooms with a king-sized bed in the master loft, and a bathroom equipped with a full bathtub and flushing toilet.
Why it feels good
Small homes often force owners to give up many comforts, but the Ellice challenges that assumption by packing luxurious elements into its modest size. The presence of amenities like a dishwasher, a propane stove with hood, underfloor heating, and even a bathtub contributes to an unexpectedly cozy and practical living environment.
The design also focuses heavily on storage solutions, incorporating under-stair storage, bench seating with compartments, and additional loft space to keep the home clutter-free. These thoughtful touches make the space adaptable and easy to live in, whether as a permanent residence or a mobile getaway.
What to enjoy or watch next
For those interested in tiny living, the Ellice is a shining example of how innovative design can elevate a small footprint without sacrificing style or utility. Watching how these design principles influence future tiny house models can be inspiring for anyone considering downsizing or embracing a minimalist lifestyle.
Potential buyers can look into Teacup Tiny Homes’ Bernice range, which the Ellice model is based on, starting at CAD 172,000 (USD 123,000). Keeping an eye on new developments in mobile, sustainable, and efficient housing may uncover even more exciting options in this growing market.