FabCab is a design company out of Seattle, Washington that specializes in designing tiny homes that are accessible for anyone of any age including the handicapped and elderly. They also design their homes to last forever with minimal waste onsite thanks to their prefab manufacturing. They have several models that you can order and have delivered to you but we’re covering the TimberCab model which has 550 square feet and measures 34’x18’14’ and costs a little under $200,000.
This impressive home arrives in precut parts for a local contractor to assemble so construction time is drastically reduced meaning you’ll be enjoying your new home in no time! While this may be one of the more expensive tiny homes that we cover, you can tell just from the photos that it’s made from quality material and has a very well planned layout. The space feels much larger than 550 square feet thanks to the huge windows, diagonal lines, and open floor plan.
We love the rustic hardwood floors and chunky wood that frames the massive floor-to-ceiling windows in the living area. The ceiling and light fixtures add even more character to the home and increase the sense of luxury you get as soon as you walk in.
The kitchen is impressive as well with full-sized stainless steel appliances and tons of storage space in the upper and lower cabinets. The shiny tile backsplash adds nice texture while going well with the gray countertops and chrome hardware.
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One of the accessibility features in this home is the sliding doors which are easier to operate from a wheelchair than a pocket door. The bedroom is found behind two of these doors and feels large due to the diagonal ceiling line.
The bathroom is absolutely huge with a large vanity area with plenty of storage below. The layout of the bathroom gives enough room for a wheelchair or walker to come in and turn around with ease.
The large walk-in shower doesn’t have a curb to it adding to the accessibility of the home.
This house is covered with windows and glass doors so you have plenty of natural light and gorgeous views.
If you’d like to learn more about the TimberCab or the amazing company behind it, visit their website at http://fabcab.com/. You can also follow them on social media at:
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/FabCab
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looking for an affordable option.
so did you find the option you could live with?
I live on just SS so I could never buy one but if I could I would. I can see that this kind of housing would be good for seniors, so they could live around there children. If my husband was alive he would love this tiny house. I have read that there have been some little communities built for seniors. It would love to have them build in TN, where seniors could rent one. I do like this one a lot.
This is a tiny, very tiny house for almost $200,000.00? The nice spacious room, kitchen, bathroom you see is fake. The pictures were taken with a so called “fish lense” which makes a tiny room looks huge. So don’t be fooled, look at the measurements of this tiny place, 34X18, it’s only a tiny bit bigger than 1/3rd of a single wide mobile home. For a ridiculous $200,000.00. Talk about ripoff!
Am I wrong or it is a house with zero isolation?
i’m looking for plans for a small house minimum 525 maximum 750. there is very few plans in that size range most seem to be under 400 or over 1000. i’m attempting to build in georgia and would really love to have my kitchen separated as much as possible from the rest of the house so i’m not cooking myself. why does it seem so hard to find a contractor who is willing to take on a small project