The Berenstein Bear tiny house prioritizes comfort over easy portability. This extra-wide model offers a spacious interior. It includes a large living area, a generous kitchen, and even a bathtub.
Rolling Bear Tiny Homes designed the Berenstein Bear. It is 33 feet (10 meters) long and 11 feet (3.35 meters) wide. This extra width makes it feel more like an apartment than a typical tiny house. However, towing it on public roads requires a special permit. It sits on a triple-axle trailer and features a metal exterior with pine log siding and a standing-seam metal roof.
Inside the Berenstein Bear
The interior spans 420 square feet (39 square meters). It has shiplap and drywall finishes, a tongue-and-groove accent wall, and exposed timber beams. The open layout centers around a large kitchen. Double glass doors connect the kitchen to the outside.
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A hallway leads to the bathroom. This hallway also includes storage and a stacked washing machine and dryer. The bathroom's main feature is a bathtub/shower combo, which is rare in tiny houses. It also has a vanity sink and a flushing toilet.
The Berenstein Bear has two bedrooms. The master bedroom is downstairs, offering enough headroom to stand up. It includes a double bed, two wardrobes, and a small home office nook with a desk and chair.
A retractable ladder leads to the upper bedroom. This loft has enough space for a king-sized bed and some storage.
Pricing and Options
The Berenstein Bear starts at CAD 169,000 (US$121,000). The final price depends on chosen options. These options can include a rooftop deck and solar panels for off-grid living. Those interested should contact Rolling Bear Tiny Homes directly for more information.
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