Charcoal Tiny Home on Wheels with Red Door – Metal Roof, Wood Trim & Covered Porch

Charcoal Exterior Tiny Home with Bold Red Door

This custom-built mobile tiny house pairs sleek charcoal siding with warm wood trim for striking curb appeal. A bright red entry door anchors the façade, while multiple double-hung windows (including a dormer feature) bring in abundant natural light. The steep-pitch metal roof sheds rain and snow efficiently and maximizes interior headroom. Built on a dual-axle trailer foundation, it’s designed for dependable mobility and long-term durability.

Exterior & Build

• Modern Craftsman Look: Horizontal siding with cedar trim and covered entry porch.
• Roofing: Durable, weather-resistant metal roof with efficient runoff.
• Windows: Double-hung windows with wood frames for light and ventilation.
• Mobility: Dual-axle trailer with road-ready lighting for easy transport.

Interior Layout

• Open Living: Compact yet functional floor plan around ~200 sq ft.
• Sleeping Loft: Upper-level nook with octagonal window detail.
• Kitchen-Ready: Space for appliances, cabinetry, and prep surfaces.
• Bathroom: Designed for shower, toilet, and vanity installation.

Specifications

Warranty & Support

Covered by Amazon’s 30-day voluntary return guarantee with manufacturer support included.

Perfect For

• Minimalist full-time living with personality
• Backyard ADU or guest suite
• Airbnb/short-term rental with a design-forward look
• Mobile office or creative studio

Minneapolis, Minnesota’s blend of outdoor culture and design-forward neighborhoods makes a bold, well-built tiny home like this feel right at home. The metal roof and tight exterior detailing are a smart match for four-season living, from lake-effect breezes in summer to snow-loaded winters. Park it near the trail system and you’re minutes from bike rides, farmers markets, and waterfront sunsets. The red door adds a pop of personality that fits the city’s creative energy.

Whether you’re setting up close to the North Loop or on a quiet residential street, the compact footprint keeps placement flexible without sacrificing style. The loft and tall roofline give you the vertical space you want when the temperatures dip, while the windows keep things bright on short winter days. When patio season returns, the covered entry and porch transition seamlessly to evenings outside. It’s a practical, modern solution for enjoying Minneapolis year-round.