Solar-powered 7.2m Tiny Home On Wheels — Loaded With Extras & Barely Lived In

Barely six months of total use, a five-panel rooftop solar array, and a 2021 build that presents close to new condition. This 7.2m tiny home on wheels was ordered well above base spec by its first owners and has spent most of its life waiting for someone to actually live in it.

Built in April 2021 by one of Australia's most established QBCC-licensed tiny home builders and sold to the current owner later that year, the home has seen roughly six months of use in total across both owners. The interior presents as immaculate behind a striking dark vertical-clad exterior.

The five-panel solar rooftop array feeds a Luxpower inverter and Enopte power station, and the home has run on it since day one; it has never been plugged into mains power. For any site where grid connection is expensive, the savings start before you arrive.

Inside, the kitchen earns its keep: a two-burner gas cooktop and stainless gas oven, integrated Fisher & Paykel dish drawer, pull-out pantry, and a bifold servery window that opens the bench to the view. The bathroom is generously sized with a flush toilet and an LG washer dryer combo, while a Mitsubishi Heavy Industries reverse-cycle split system and Thermann continuous-flow gas hot water handle year-round climate control. Upstairs, the loft bedroom takes a king or queen bed under a skylight with a honeycomb blind, with a handrail for peace of mind.

It is sold unfurnished but far from empty-handed: the fridge, washer dryer, and window shades and blinds throughout are all included, along with the complete original documentation folder, from the Certificate of Compliance to the electrical, gas and plumbing certificates. Bring furniture, and the hard work is done.

Inspections by appointment in north-east Victoria, remote video walkthroughs for interstate buyers, and through THA, we can connect you with experienced transport providers for Australia-wide delivery.