Cedar Breaks Tiny Home: A Backwoods Tradition

Cedar Breaks Tiny Home: A Backwoods Tradition

Looking for a tiny home that’s unique and compact yet luxurious and comfortable? You’ve found it in the Cedar Breaks tiny house model from Utopian Villas. This model is perfect for an outdoor adventure, with amazing skylights for nights spent stargazing and a large kitchen window to let in all the natural light you want.

400 square feet

At 400-square-feet, the Cedar Breaks tiny home has one bedroom and can comfortably sleep at least two adults, more if you count optional pull out sofa in the living room. An optional screened in deck is the perfect place to host guests or share a quiet moment outdoors, and the master bedroom has an interesting ceiling dormer. You simply won’t find these features on other tiny homes, and that’s what sets Utopian Villas’ tiny houses apart.

The Cedar Breaks tiny home also features a two-sided fireplace—for indoor and outdoor enjoyment—and the two-tone exterior is eye-catching and inviting. When you want a cozy getaway that fits your style, the Cedar Breaks tiny house from Utopian Villas hits the mark.

Specifications

• patented insulated floor system
• 2×4 exterior wall construction with ZIP system sheeting
• closed cell spray foam in walls, ceilings and floor
• Pella windows and doors
• Kohler plumbing products
• Sea-Gull LED lighting
• Whirlpool appliances
• Merillat cabinets
• drywall walls with wood accents
• solid surface countertops
• RVIA or Foundation Options Available
• much more

Features

• 400 sq. ft
• large front porch
• two-sided fireplace
• variety of exterior textures
• triple wide patio door to bring the outside in
• large kitchen window
• star gazing from 4 skylights
• large kitchen island
• master bedroom with ceiling dormer
• indoor/outdoor audio system
• comfortable, circulating heating and cooling
• much more

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