10 of the best tiny homes on wheels you can put anywhere

Super-small homes that are free to roam

Forget conventional campervans and motorhomes. If you've got itchy feet or are considering downsizing, then a tiny home on wheels could be the perfect solution. Easy on the eye, these super-cute structures are beautifully designed and packed with creature comforts and space-saving design tricks, making life on the road a breeze.

Read on to take a look at these incredible travelling tiny homes...

Allswell: starting from £46,600 ($59k)

Offering a selection of turnkey models that buyers can choose from, mini-house builders Modern Tiny Living also create bespoke designs, such as the Allswell tiny house.

This go-anywhere dwelling was custom-made to promote Wal-Mart's home goods brand Allswell Home and travelled across America on a publicity tour. However, its ingenious design highlights just how comfortable downsizing can be.

Allswell: well-insulated interior

The 28-foot (9m) trailer features white LP vertical cladding with black accents, a steel roof, a standard front door and French doors that allow the interior to be opened up to the external landscape. Closed-cell spray foam insulation means the property is well insulated and will keep residents warm all year round.

Inside, the floor plan is laid out over a single level so there's no loft to navigate. There's a kitchen, a dining zone and a sitting area that also doubles as a bed.

Allswell: modern farmhouse aesthetic

The clever lounge features a wall-hung television and built-in storage slots that are ideal for bags and shoes. As for interior details, the walls are finished with poplar tongue-and-groove cladding, while the vaulted ceiling has been decorated with rustic beams. Crittall-style windows add to the home's modern farmhouse vibe.

However, the best part of this bespoke home has to be the private, double bedroom...

Allswell: private double bedroom

The room has enough space for a double bed, storage units and an ensuite bathroom. It also boasts an amazing custom garage door, which opens up to frame picture-perfect views.

The tiny home is packed with functionality too. The interior can be heated and cooled thanks to a ductless mini-split system and hot water is provided thanks to a gas propane water heater.

Prices start from just £46,600 ($59k) but for a 26-foot (8m) model you can expect to pay £94,700 ($120k) and up, depending upon the appliances, finishes, customisations and materials you choose.

Hazle 8.4: starting from £68,000 ($87k)

Known as the Hazel 8.4, this charming mobile retreat by Aussie Tiny Houses is at the more affordable end of the scale at a starting price of £68,000 ($87k).

With its industrial-style exterior, the property is akin to a chic shipping container home. It sits on a flatbed trailer with four stabilising legs and electric wheel brakes, enabling it to be moved whenever the need arises.

Hazle 8.4: open floor plan

The interior spans just 217 square feet (20sqm), but thanks to the home’s generous ceiling and ample swathes of glazing, it doesn't feel cramped. In fact, the free-flowing and open floorr plan is very inviting and homely. At one end, there’s a sitting area, a dining zone and a kitchen.

Hazle 8.4: beautiful modern bathroom

At the other end, you'll find a spacious, fully equipped bathroom with a walk-in shower, toilet, vanity, linen closet and space for a washing machine. It has a long, double-hung window that allows plenty of natural light to stream in.

Upstairs, there are also two lofted bedrooms, one with space for a queen-sized bed and one suitable for a double bed.

Hazle 8.4: mezzanine bedroom

The lofts can be accessed via a solid staircase and there’s even a landing that provides more storage and allows residents to stand up and walk to the bedroom – no need to crawl or duck to get into bed.

The company offers three building stages: lock-up, shell and turnkey, so you can pick one to suit your needs and customise your tiny home to your requirements.

Mountain Ash: starting from £71,500 ($91k)

The Mountain Ash is Treehab Tiny Houses' largest and most spacious loft house and features plenty of storage. Measuring 272 square feet (25sqm), the pretty mobile retreat is fitted out with sustainable, recycled insulation, aluminium windows and numerous exterior cladding options so buyers can customise their home.

Mountain Ash: large picture windows

Prices for the Mountain Ash model start at £71,500 ($91k) and for that you get a snug lounge, a fully equipped kitchen with wood countertops and a bathroom with a shower, storage cupboards and space for a washing machine.

Full-size picture windows allow occupants to take advantage of the view outside, while flooding the interior with plenty of natural light.

Mountain Ash: sleek, neutral kitchen

As for design details, the home features a neutral colour scheme, handleless cupboards and natural timber accents. It has LED downlights and task lighting, while a 2.5-kilowatt reverse cycle heating and cooling system will ensure the interior remains at the ideal temperature no matter what weather is raging outside.

Mountain Ash: bedroom built for stargazing

A discreet staircase packed full of storage drawers leads up to the lofted bedroom, which benefits from a statement privacy screen that also allows light to filter through.

The bedroom's skylight channels even more light into the snug space, as well as allowing residents to stargaze as they fall asleep.

Napa Edition: starting from £73,000 ($93k)

The Napa Edition tiny home by Mint Tiny House Company might be only 26 feet (8m) long, but it's got everything you could need to live in style and comfort. It features a painted engineered wood exterior that can be finished in one of nine colours, including cavern moss and cocoa cupcake.

The interior of the property is also entirely customisable, so buyers can choose design features that suit their preferences.

Napa Edition: cottage-inspired design

Measuring a mere 236 square feet (22sqm), the Napa Edition was designed with a cosy, cottage feel. Yet it has plenty of modern design elements too and can be finished with either dark or light interior details.

Featuring white-washed vertical wood panelling and warm timber accents, the light version (pictured) is fresh and inviting. The genius tiny home can be fully fitted out and delivered for just over £73,000 ($93k).

Napa Edition: space-efficient layout

As for the layout, there's a galley-style kitchen, a dining zone, a large bathroom and a lounge with French doors, allowing you to open the interior up to the great outdoors. There are also two lofts, one that can be used for storage or as a reading nook and another that houses the bedroom.

Napa Edition: snug sleeping loft

The sleeping loft is bright and snug, with a pitched ceiling and two side windows that enhance the impression of space. Meanwhile, the bathroom downstairs has a large walk-in shower and a utility space for storing a washing machine and dryer.

The compact property even has a mini split heating and cooling system, so residents can control the interior temperature all year round. There's also the option to install solar panels to generate your own power.

Traveler XL: starting from £77,300 ($98k)

Forbes magazine once called the mobile retreats made by design company Escape Traveler "the most beautiful tiny homes in the world."

Compact yet perfectly designed to enhance every inch of space, the Traveler XL is the firm's signature model and can accommodate up to 10 people. Built from cedarwood and well-insulated, this luxury tiny home is designed to withstand even the harshest climates.

Traveler XL: rustic pine interior

Fresh and light-filled, the interior of the Traveler XL provides 344 square feet (32sqm) of space clad in exposed pine.

To keep the house at the perfect temperature all year round, there's a fireplace, air conditioning and a propane furnace, while solar panels provide power even in the most remote corners of the world.

Traveler XL: queen-sized bedroom

Starting at a little over £77,300 ($98k), the moveable property offers a remarkable amount of sleeping space. There's a generous queen-sized bedroom on the ground floor, equipped with a closet and under-bed storage, as well as two lofts and a fold-out couch in the living room.

Traveler XL: multipurpose storage lofts

The model's two lofts can be used as bedrooms or for extra storage. Other highlights include the home's full-sized bathroom, deluxe kitchen and utility facilities, which make life on the move a breeze.

With an array of luxury extras available, you can add everything from a keyless locking system to a jet tub for an extra cost. You can also finish your model with an interior design package to suit your style.

Onyx 2630: starting from £95,500 ($121k)

The Onyx 2630 is the Mint Tiny House Company’s flagship model – and it isn’t difficult to see why. Chic, contemporary and brimming with gorgeous design details, the property might be small, but it’s bursting with charm.

Prices start at just over £95,500 ($121k) for a turnkey home, meaning all you’d need to do is pack your bags and move in.

Onyx 2630: customisable floor plan

The affordable tiny home benefits from metal siding and French doors that lead out to a four-foot (1m) covered exterior deck, providing plenty of room for relaxing while soaking up your surroundings.

Buyers can choose from a range of layouts and customise their home to suit their unique style and lifestyle needs.

Onyx 2630: compact galley kitchen

Inside, there's 257 square feet (24sqm) of space, including a sitting area, a dining zone and a galley kitchen. The property also offers a full-size bathroom complete with a shower, sink and toilet.

A mini split heating and cooling system will help keep the home at the perfect temperature all year round. There’s even the option to add solar panels to the tiny home to minimise your energy bills.

Onyx 2630: inviting sleeping loft

Upstairs, the bedroom is sequestered away in a timber-lined loft. Accessed via a solid staircase, it has a generous pitched ceiling as well as three windows that help keep the space bright and inviting.

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Catalina: starting from £102,000 ($130k)

Modern Tiny Living was founded by a group of friends who wanted to create the world's best tiny house construction company. Their dream was to build beautiful tiny homes that could rival the quality and craftsmanship of a standard 3,000-square-foot (279sqm) property.

Their designs are beautiful, robust and built to stand the test of time. The firm's latest luxury model, Catalina offers modern, comfortable accommodation for life on the road.

Catalina: indoor-outdoor living

In the main living area, there's a galley kitchen, a lounge area and a long dining table that sits in front of a large, bi-folding window that can be opened fully to create a seamless indoor-outdoor feel. The ingenious dining zone is ideal for eating, working or socialising.

Catalina: private primary bedroom

On the opposite side of the tiny house, you'll find a private bedroom located in its very own nook. Separated from the main living space by a sliding pocket door, it's the perfect private retreat, while the king-sized loft space above is ideal for kids or guests.

As for interior design, the home has natural timber elements, custom tiling and soft green accents throughout.

Catalina: spa-style bathroom

Amazingly, the model even boasts a spacious, spa-quality bathroom. The wash space features a free-standing tub with an overhead shower, a Nature's Head composting toilet and a laundry zone.

If you're thinking all this style and luxury likely doesn't come cheap then you'd be wrong. Prices for the Catalina start at just £102,000 ($130k).

Charme: starting from £124,000 ($157k)

Aptly named, the Charme model by tiny house makers Minimaliste is a fine example of how smart and sustainable micro homes can really be.

Minimaliste specialises in creating high-performance buildings that will stand the test of time. Their models have set floor plans but customers can personalise the exterior finish, colour scheme and interior finishes of their new home.

Charme: space for all the family

The Charme is the most spacious model that Minimaliste offers. At a little under 400 square feet (37sqm), it's ideal for families, since it has not one, but three bedrooms. In fact, it can sleep up to six people. That's because the property features a main floor bedroom and two sleeping lofts – one at each end.

Charme: light-filled and open

The kitchen and the living area are combined into a free-flowing, open space that's filled with natural light thanks to walls of windows. There's also a dining area that can seat up to four people.

No tiny home would be complete without a bathroom and this home has a full-size wash space that can accommodate a bath tub or shower.

Charme: cosy sleeping lofts

The two loft bedrooms can be accessed via staircases with built-in storage. They each have a landing platform with a full-height ceiling clearance.

The Charme model starts at just over £124,000 ($157k). However, the final cost will vary depending on the fixtures and finishes selected.

Denali Park: starting from £125,500 ($159k)

Featuring a charming exterior complete with dormer windows, a gable end and a covered porch, the Denali Park model from Timbercraft Tiny Homes is a masterclass in craftsmanship. The company's design team works closely with buyers to tailor each unit to their specifications.

Clad in closed-cell spray foam insulation, which helps keep the tiny home at a comfortable temperature all year round, the design also includes a mini split AC, which both warms and cools the interior. Meanwhile, when it comes to power, the design is compatible with a 50-amp RV hookup and is plumbed for a water hookup too.

Denali Park: airy, vaulted ceilings

The home's 399-square-foot (37sqm) floor plan feels remarkably light and airy thanks to its lofty, vaulted ceilings. Picture windows line the main living area, framing views of the surrounding scenery, while the rows of dormer windows channel even more light down into the tiny house.

From the shiplap wall cladding and exposed timber ceiling to the industrial-style wall lights, the home evokes the aesthetic of the modern farmhouse, the perfect choice for a welcoming home on the road.

Denali Park: high-end kitchen

The spacious kitchen is reasonably large for a tiny home and packs in plenty of storage. Painted cabinets, butcher-block countertops and a stainless-steel sink are installed as standard, but you can upgrade to granite or quartz countertops (pictured here), stained cabinetry and a deeper, farmhouse sink.

Making the most of every inch of space, a snug pantry cupboard is tucked into a recess in the hallway, while the bedroom, which is located at the rear of the house, features a built-in wardrobe.

Denali Park: luxury upgrades

The bathroom includes a large walk-in shower, lined in white metro tiles, alongside a standard flush toilet and a vanity unit with extra built-in storage. Available upgrades include a composting toilet, a steam shower and frameless glass shower doors, seen here.

Pricing for the Park models begins at £125,500 ($159k) and the company also offers a shell-only option that allows buyers to design and install the interior themselves.

Boho Ridge: starting from £133,500 ($169k)

Designed by Summit Tiny Homes, the Boho Ridge model combines style with space-saving features for a luxurious, 28-foot-long (9m) home on the road.

The tiny house's beautifully crafted exterior features a bold, two-tone finish that pairs black board-and-batten siding on the lower level with rustic, red cedar shingles across the upper level.

Boho Ridge: Shaker-style kitchen

Inside, the floor plan encompasses 250 square feet (23m) of space lined with classic white shiplap cladding. Echoing the dark hues of the exterior, the elegant Shaker-style kitchen features butcher-block countertops, a farmhouse sink, a retro fridge-freezer, a range cooker and a black custom cooker hood.

A wall-mounted butcher-block dining table with bench seating offers a smart, space-efficient spot to grab a meal, allowing residents to admire the view while they dine.

Boho Ridge: innovative storage

Storage has been squeezed into every inch of the innovative design. In the kitchen, there are drawers hidden behind the kickboards, as well as beneath the sofa. More storage is tucked beneath the treads of the staircase, which leads up to a snug loft – one of two in the home – that could be used as an extra living area or sleeping space.

The tiny house is remarkably energy efficient thanks to the structural insulated panels used in its construction. The model also includes a heat recovery ventilation system, a ductless mini-split heat pump, air conditioning and propane-powered hot water on demand.

Boho Ridge: spacious bathroom

Situated just off the kitchen, the bathroom is surprisingly spacious. It accommodates a 60-inch (1.5m) combined shower and bath, a vanity unit with a butcher-block worktop, a flushing toilet and farmhouse-style shelving.

At the rear of the tiny house is the master bedroom, which has a storage bed and a large, built-in wardrobe with a barn-style sliding door.

Prices for the Boho Ridge model begin at just over £133,500 ($169k), with upgrades available to personalise the floor plan to each buyers' needs.