Boutique German-designed Thow: 2-bed, 9m Tiny Home With Japanese Soaking Tub

Ready for immediate delivery, or take advantage of an optional land lease in Tongarra, NSW — move into your own home without needing land sorted first.

Designed by a furniture and homeware specialist, this German-designed 9m tiny home offers independence, thoughtful design, and everyday comfort without sacrificing aesthetics. It’s a calm, well-considered sanctuary created for real living, not novelty.

Important pricing note: The current asking price is $109,900. The owner has authorised a limited-time reduction to $94,900, with a further reduction to $89,900 if a deposit is paid in January. This pricing reflects both current market conditions and the fact that the home was not built through a mainstream commercial builder, despite its high-quality materials and considered design. The home is receiving multiple enquiries daily, and an offer from a previous inspection is currently pending — timing does matter.

A recent building inspection identified sections of external cladding requiring replacement. Repair costs are estimated at $5,000–$7,500 and have been factored into the price to allow buyers to proceed with clear expectations.

The interior blends global influences with practical comfort. A 1-metre Japanese soaking tub creates a restorative daily ritual, complemented by a boutique bathroom with blush tiles and brass fixtures — ideal for personal use or premium short-stay accommodation. The galley kitchen features emerald green crackle tiles, gas cooktop, full oven, brand new dishwasher, and soft-close oak veneer cabinetry. A cosy fireplace adds warmth and ambience.

Timber-lined walls, high ceilings, and a 1.1m Velux skylight create an unexpected sense of space. Two genuine loft bedrooms (2m x 2.4m each) accommodate king and queen beds — one accessed via a storage staircase with Minimine board, the other via ladder. French doors and barn doors add character throughout.

Built in 2021 with licensed Australian trades where required, the home sits on an engineer-designed West Coast Trailer tri-axle, road-registered to 4.5 tonnes with electric brakes and stabilising legs. The trailer was recently inspected by a master mechanic and confirmed to be in excellent mechanical condition. Traditional Shou Sugi Ban charred timber cladding, double-glazed UPVC windows, R2.5 wall and R3.5 double-floor insulation, and durable vinyl laminate flooring ensure performance and longevity.

Premium inclusions include German Stiebel Eltron heat recovery ventilation (92% efficiency), reverse-cycle air conditioning, Starlink capability, and full off-grid readiness with 450L greywater, Clivus Multrum composting toilet, and continuous-flow gas hot water. Currently mains-connected, with full relocation flexibility.