Solar-Powered 7.2m Tiny Home on Wheels — Loaded With Extras & Barely Lived In

Built in April 2021 by one of Australia's most established tiny home builders, QBCC-licensed and with a long track record behind them. The home measures 7.2m of structure (9m including the drawbar) by 2.49m wide and 4.28m high, and sits on a purpose-built tri-axle trailer manufactured in Queensland and delivered new to the builder for this build, with a 4.5 tonne GTM.

The paperwork tells the quality story better than adjectives can. The original Certificate of Compliance is on file alongside electrical, gas, plumbing, roof plumbing and paint certificates, plus the certificate of delivery. Every document from the original build has been kept, and the folder transfers with the home.

Power is handled entirely by the solar system: five roof-mounted panels feeding a 5kW Luxpower inverter and an Enopte power station, with 4.8kWh of Dyness lithium battery storage. The home has run on it since new without ever connecting to mains, which says more about the system's capability than any spec sheet could.

The bathroom was converted from a composting toilet to a full flush toilet by the current owner, professionally plumbed at its previous site. Buyers wanting maximum site flexibility can simply swap a composting unit back in; the original setup supported one.

Sold unfurnished, with the big-ticket appliances staying put. Furniture and household items pictured are not included.

Power and comfort

Five-panel rooftop solar array with 5kW Luxpower inverter and Enopte power station 4.8kWh lithium battery storage (2 × Dyness B4850) Mitsubishi Heavy Industries 2.5kW reverse-cycle split system Thermann 16 continuous-flow gas hot water Kitchen

Two-burner gas cooktop and stainless gas oven Integrated Fisher & Paykel dish drawer Pull-out pantry Haier fridge Bifold servery window opening the bench to the outdoors Bathroom and laundry

Flush toilet (can be upgraded to compost by a plumber), glass shower and vessel-sink vanity LG washer dryer combo Loft bedroom (2.67m × 2.16m)

Sized for a king or queen bed Skylight with honeycomb blind, plus windows Handrail Throughout

Window shades and blinds included Documentation

Complete original-build folder: Certificate of Compliance, electrical, gas, plumbing, roof plumbing and paint certificates, and certificate of delivery

Located in north-east Victoria and is to be relocated. The home is positioned for straightforward collection: a transporter can back straight up, hitch on and tow away.

It travels on its own purpose-built tri-axle trailer (4.5 tonne GTM) and was recently towed 56km to its current location. At 2.49m wide, it sits within standard road transport width. The trailer is not currently road-registered; the buyer registers it post-purchase before towing, which is the standard path for tiny home resales.

Transport is the buyer's responsibility; through THA we can connect you with experienced tiny home transport providers, with quotes depending on your destination.

Inspections are by appointment. For interstate buyers, remote video walkthroughs are available along with the complete documentation folder, and more than half of THA sales are completed sight unseen with full support through settlement.

On site, the home rolls onto level ground on its trailer. The solar system means no mains power connection is required to get started; water and waste are arranged at your end, with a composting toilet swap an option if your site has no sewer.