Hey guys, it's Jenna with Tiny House
Giant Journey, and it's time for another video tour.
Today we're going to take a look at Scarlet, a tiny house here at Mount hood
Tiny house village.
Let's go
So now we're inside of Scarlet.
It's a tumbleweed Elm and it's actually my favorite tiny house here on the
property at Mount hood. And that's because there's so many different rooms.
They actually have two upstairs lofts and there's a downstairs sleeping room as
well. So let's go ahead and walk through.
So when you first come through the door,
you'll see that there is a dining room table here.
This can be folded down and put away
and a TV that has regular cable
Scarlet also has a place to hang your coats,
which is really nice because as you saw outside it is snowy season.
So yeah, you can hang your coats there or maybe put your boots down here.
There's just a little bit of space. I will say that this couch,
although very cool, doesn't use, um,
doesn't really give you as much space as you might want.
There is a gap back here. I suppose you could put something there if you wanted,
but I think that probably it would have been better if this was a foldout sort
of couch or a builtin. So when we move on,
we have the kitchen, it has the Mitsubishi, um,
mini splits that all of the tiny houses have here.
So that's the heat source in this tiny house and the air conditioning in
the summer. The kitchen has a two burner stove,
the same refrigerator, freezer combo,
edge star that the others have.
So take a look in there.
Pretty big freezer for a tiny house. Everything's relative.
Um, little sink and coffee maker. Toaster,
yeah. Basic kitchen, no oven in any of these rentals. So, um,
but most of the time I don't think people really cook or if they do their
cooking outside on the barbecue. So here we have the staircase. Again,
it's storage steps. So you can put things inside of these if you wanted,
if you're staying for a long time or if you have a bunch of people staying in
here. And that leads up to the master bedroom. On the other side.
We have another bedroom and we have a ladder here mounted on the wall that will
attach to this rod. And that's how you get up into that bedroom.
And we'll do that in just a sec.
But first let's go into the third bedroom,
which is this little tiny twin.
Great for somebody who doesn't want to sleep upstairs, doesn't want to climb,
and also great for a kid.
And then over here we have the bathroom. It's pretty basic.
It's the same as the others.
So small doorway and then a 32 by 32 shower stall,
same as the others. That's a pretty standard in a regular house. Little sink,
flush toilet. They all have flush toilets here. And then the vanity,
which has the towels and the shampoo inside. So up the staircase,
this is the master bedroom.
It has a queen size bed up here and a little end table.
There are three windows so you can see outside,
see the other tiny houses and a little extra a storage space there.
If you turn around, you can see the other bedroom.
There's not as much room in that bedroom because we do not have dormers on that
side, only dormers on this side,
so you can really see the difference in what dormers can do for a space,
but still plenty of room over there for two people to sleep and there's a nice
skylight coming in above the bed,
so that brings in extra light and is also nice for stargazing.
There isn't much privacy, I will say between these two bedrooms.
So if you're going to be living in something like this,
you might want to put a curtain or close off part of the wall.
That way you have a little bit more privacy between the two bedrooms.
As with Atticus, another tiny house here on the property. I really,
really love the porch.
It rains a lot here in Oregon and obviously it's snowed a lot this year,
so it's really nice to have this little space that you can sit out on and still
be covered from the elements. I have another video about winterization,
so check that out. I'll talk all about
the utilities and how you can winter comfortably in a tiny house.
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