The Noosa: Award-Winning Healthy Home: 10.5m × 3m THOW with 2 Bedrooms, 1.5 Baths & Japanese Soaking Bath & Upgrades

Built by one of Australia's most awarded tiny home builders: a QBCC-licensed Sunshine Coast team, named Tiny House Industry Australia Builder of the Year two years running, with more than 350 homes delivered. The home sits on a 10-tonne braked trailer, and a deck built around it on site gives it a more permanent look.

The exterior is Colorbond Ultra in Woodland Grey, the marine-grade version made for salty coastal air, with a thermal break in the roof and walls that keeps heat and cold outside. Double glazed windows, external doors and skylights keep the home quiet and hold its temperature with less work from the air conditioning. Louvre windows let the breeze through, security screens on both sliding doors let you leave them open with peace of mind, and retractable Ultrascreen insect screens keep bugs out without blocking the view.

Inside, the materials were chosen for the air you breathe. Finishes are low-tox and low-VOC. Portuguese cork floors are naturally warm and soft underfoot and soak up sound. LUNOS heat-recovery ventilation in the bedrooms brings in fresh air while holding on to the warmth, and the low-EMF wiring has a master cut-off switch to turn off non-essential power at night or when you're away.

A roof hatch upstairs gives an emergency exit from the upper level. The home is set up for mains power and water, with Thermann gas hot water and a Nature Loo composting toilet, so there's no black water to manage.

Turnkey throughout. Every appliance and fitting is installed and stays with the home.

Kitchen

• Liebherr 253L integrated fridge and Miele integrated dishwasher
• AEG 4-zone induction cooktop, SteamBake Pyroluxe oven and integrated rangehood
• Brushed copper Belfast sink with drainer and sensor pull-out mixer
• Corian benchtops, walnut cabinetry, push-to-open Blum Legrabox drawers
• Integrated 84L bin, slide-out study unit, tall entry storage and bench seat
• Gas strut servery window onto a spotted gum breakfast bar

Bathroom and half bath

• Upstairs: extra-deep ATS Cubix Japanese soaking bath, twin brushed copper rainfall showers plus a handheld, long skylight, cedar ceiling, Beaumont porcelain tiles
• Downstairs half bath with toilet and concrete basin
• Two concrete basins with brushed copper tapware
• Nature Loo composting toilet
• External hot and cold shower

Bedrooms and living

• Ground floor king master: cork ceiling, robes both sides, storage bench seat, own sliding door outside
• King single loft bedroom
• Separate lounge loft with built-in desk and shelving
• Solid timber ceiling fan, Muuto pendant, oak mirror

Comfort and connectivity

• Three reverse-cycle split system heads
• LUNOS heat-recovery ventilation and Puretec whole-home water filtration
• USB-A and USB-C power points, hardwired internet data point

Photos are styled. The bed and furniture are not included.

Sigenergy home battery system (+$15,000) A 12kW inverter with three 8kWh LFP batteries (around 21kWh usable) and gateway, bought new for $22,200. Store power and draw on it when you need it. Solar panels are not included, so the system is ready to pair with panels at your new site.

Available now and ready to move. The home is in Winchelsea, VIC, with inspections by appointment and FaceTime walkthroughs for interstate buyers.

Due to its size, this home requires professional truck transport. It travels at 4.3m high and 10.5m long on its own 10-tonne braked trailer. Transport is the buyer's responsibility, and Tiny House Agency can recommend experienced tiny home transport providers on request.

On site, the home stays on its trailer, and a deck built around it gives it a more permanent look. Plan for mains power and water connections, a gas supply for the hot water, and installation of the composting toilet's undercarriage.

Three reverse-cycle split system heads, double glazing on the windows, external doors and skylights, and a thermal break in the roof and walls keep it comfortable year-round. LUNOS heat-recovery ventilation in the bedrooms brings in fresh air while holding the warmth, with a solid timber ceiling fan and retractable Ultrascreen insect screens. Happy to talk it through on a call.

It runs on mains power and water, with Thermann gas hot water and a Nature Loo composting toilet, so there's no black water to manage. To add battery storage, the Sigenergy system (around 21kWh usable) is available for $15,000, ready to pair with solar panels you add on site. Finishes are low-tox and low-VOC throughout.