The Raven by Blackbird Tiny Homes This is a rustic, custom 37' tiny house on a gooseneck trailer. by Mark Kirk

This tiny house can be built to other lengths from 28′ to 47′ long and other minor modifications are acceptable.

– 20,000 BTU propane forced air furnace
– Wood stove (not installed at time of photos)
– Propane range
– Kitchen skylight
– Combo washer/dryer
– Bar fridge (can be upgraded to full size)
– Double granite sink
– Precision Temp 55,000 BTU on demand hot water heater
– Complete off grid solar system – 600 watts solar, 2 – 440 amp hour batteries (can be expanded), Magnum inverter/charger
– Oversize 36″ side door & rear sliding patio door
– Spray foam insulation (R22 walls, R33 ceiling & floor)
– Upper bedroom over neck & rear loft
– Custom 2″ thick rustic countertop
– Custom rustic bathroom vanity
– Separatt composting toilet
– Clear acrylic shower walls
– 250 litre (66 gallon) fresh water tank
– Pine T&G inside and out w/ metal siding
– 30 amp service w/ RV style grey & fresh water hookups
– Flip up stairs and bedroom floor hatch to access off grid system & utilities
– and much more!

1. 1The Raven by Blackbird Tiny Homes

   

   The exterior has a mix of pine T&G and metal, plenty of windows for natural light and 2 - 30lb propane tanks. The trailer is triple axle for a capacity of 21,000 lbs. 

2. 2The Raven - exterior

   

   Another view of the exterior. Note the RV hookups - fresh water, 30 amp electrical plug, 20,000 BTU propane furnace, grey water hookup/hose

3. 3Now that's rustic!

   

   A view of the kitchen - note the large skylight, barn wood wall, flip up stairs going up to the master bedroom, washer/dryer combo, double granite sink, propane range w/ oven. 

4. 4Master bedroom

   

   The master bedroom - 4 huge sliding windows, pine T&G, extra storage, access hatch to the utility room and plenty of space for a queen size bed. 

5. 5Master bedroom #2

   

   Another view from the master bedroom - plenty of storage over the bathroom and a short staircase going to the main level.

   
   

6. 6The living room

   

   Plenty of light in the living room w/ a large sliding patio door w/ built in blinds & 2 other sliding windows. 4x4 cedars w/ embedded LED lights can be seen which holds the upper lounge loft. Yes, that's a hammock!

7. 7Off Grid Ready

   

   With 600 watts of solar, 880 amp hours of batteries and the best inverter/charger in the business, you are off grid ready. 

8. 8The bathroom

   

   We built a rustic vanity with pallet wood and a 2" thick spruce countertop, galvanized steel bucket sink & faucet. Composting toilet duties goes to Separett - one of the best. 

9. 9The bathroom #2

   

   We installed a corner shower w/ clear acrylic walls & black steel pipe for the shower curtain rod - curtain was added later by the client. All towel/cloth/toilet paper holders were made from black steel pipe. 

10. 10The Kitchen

    

    Another view of the kitchen. Note - the bar fridge can be changed out for a full size fridge. If you look close, the gaps in the barn wood wall is filled with green moss. 

11. 11Flip up stairs

    

    The stairs to the master bedroom flip up to allow access to the utility room - batteries, off grid system, 250 litre/66 gallon fresh water tank, 55,000 BTU precision temp on demand hot water heater, 20,000 BTU forced air propane furnace and there is room for extra storage. There is another access from the bedroom hatch.

12. 12Utility access hatch

    

    Located in the master bedroom, this hatch allows a 2nd access point to the utility room. 

13. 13Off grid ready

    

    Not only is this house off grid ready with the best components, but it's easily expandable for more capacity. 

14. 14The Kitchen

    

    Another view of the kitchen. Note the custom 2" thick natural spruce countertop w/ live edge. 

15. 15Wine bottle holder

    

    We made this black steel pipe/fitting wine bottle holder for our client. Well it doesn't have to be wine, could be anything!