Night Sky 9m Off Grid Tiny Home On Wheels: Architect-designed, Stargazing Apex Window & Deck

Fall asleep beneath an uninterrupted view of the stars and wake to first light pouring through a 3m-plus triangular skylight over the bed, inside a sculptural, near-black home that looks unlike anything else on the market.

This Night Sky home comes from an architect-designed, award-winning, limited-production builder, the kind that sells off-market before it's even listed. Completed and delivered earlier this year, it has never been lived in: fridge shelving still under factory protective tape.

From the outside, the angular skillion roofline and deep Colorbond Night Sky cladding (walls, roof, flashings and gutters, all matched) give this home real architectural presence, not a boxy silhouette. Double-glazed black aluminium bi-fold doors, a genuine comfort upgrade, open onto an 18m² Spotted Gum deck, extended further by a suspended net-floored hammock platform.

Step inside: marine ply walls in a warm linseed-oil finish, black detail in the hardware, lighting and switches, and Mountain Blackbutt hybrid flooring underfoot. The kitchen is built for actually cooking: dark stone benchtop, soft-close black cabinetry, integrated fridge, gas cooktop, and a fold-down dining table. Fixed fly screens mean fresh air without the trade-off. Antique brass tapware flows into a bathroom with a semi-frameless glass shower, a backlit mirror, a dark stone vanity, a matte white concrete basin and a Green Loo composting toilet.

The bedroom sits on the ground floor: no loft, no ladder, just a genuinely comfortable night's sleep under that skylight, with a black ceiling fan and a second window framing the treeline, plus a floating bedside shelf.

Solar and lithium battery power (8kW continuous, 12kW peak) with diesel backup, plus split system air conditioning, gas hot water and gas cooking, keep running costs low and day-to-day living comfortable.

At roughly 9m x 3.5m, this is a wider, more substantial build than most tiny homes on the market: oversize transport reflects that scale. It rides on a full hydraulic skid-and-axle chassis — a rare, engineered alternative to a standard trailer. Remote inspections available; site visits by appointment.