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A FAMILY-owned-and-operated business called Tiny Houses NYC makes two-story tiny homes on wheels, including one equipped with a spiral staircase and an expandable roof.
The company sells two types of homes, the current house and their new design dubbed devasa II.
According to the company's website, the current house is "one of the tallest two-story tiny homes on wheels," and stands at 17 feet when it's elevated.
The tiny home measures 23.5 feet long and 12.5 feet tall when lowered, but when it's raised to 17 feet, it offers 6.5-foot-high ceilings on the second floor.
The design, which is selling for $125,000 and is patent-pending, appears to be all-wood all around, with a bathroom, kitchen, plenty of windows, and storage cabinets.
Meanwhile, the devasa II is slightly cheaper at $99,000 and also on wheels.
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The tiny home starts at 320 square feet and has a spiral staircase inside as it's a two story.
It's shown as painted blue in the model photo, with wooden stairs, a large door, and wide and spacious windows throughout.
According to a post on Facebook describing the devasa II, the second floor is convertible and the entire height is reduced to 12 feet.
New Atlas explains that the tiny home has "a fairly standard tiny house layout, with a snug living room area near the entrance, a kitchen with no appliances yet installed, and a bathroom that includes a shower, sink, and composting toilet."
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The home is also equipped with two bedrooms, so it seems there's room for guests.
And for those wondering how close one of these homes can be parked to NYC, the Facebook Admin of Tiny Homes NYC said: "The closest you can park and live in a Tiny Home on Wheels to NYC is across the Hudson.
"RV park in New Jersey right across from Downtown Manhattan, the only obstacle is they charge $3,812 per month/4 weeks and they allow long-term residence, They are open year around. They have the best view of Manhattan, I have to say!"
If you're looking to purchase one of these quaint homes, you may be interested to know that Tiny Houses NYC's mission is "to provide financial freedom for those seeking to go tiny."
The company mission continues: "The world has changed a lot since the great recession, and from that tragedy came the need for alternative solutions to combat rising home costs, debt, and stagnant wages.
"Many see the tiny house movement as a lifestyle. It is certainly that, and we believe it also allows people to take control of their lives.
"By empowering others, we hope to create a more affordable and sustainable world for today and the future."
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