Victorian 3m × 8m Tiny Home on Wheels — Hardwood Interiors

The Victorian has been built by a specialist tiny home builder in Gippsland, Victoria — a qualified carpenter who brings general construction experience to every detail of the build. The framing is 90mm × 35mm pine throughout, sitting on a steel tri-axle trailer rated to 4.5 tonnes with nine-leaf-spring suspension and electrical brakes on all three axles plus a breakaway safety system.

On the outside, weatherboard cladding and a Colorbond roof with a 33-degree pitch give it a profile that looks more cottage than caravan. Insulation is R2.7 in the roof and walls, with R2.5 in the floor — solid coverage for year-round comfort. The interior is finished in Wormy Chestnut hardwood floors, VJ board walls, and Victorian hardwood rafters with Weathertex ceiling lining.

Walk in through the front entry and you're in the kitchen and living area — 3.25 metres of open-plan space with windows on two sides and a bifold kitchen window that folds open to connect inside and out. The kitchen runs along one wall with a Chef 2-burner LPG cooktop, electric oven, Bellini rangehood, and soft-close cabinetry. There's a fridge recess ready for your own fridge and a coaxial TV connection for the living space.

Move through to the combined bathroom and laundry in the middle — under-bench space for a washing machine and above-bathroom storage accessible from the bedroom side. At the rear, the bedroom stretches 2.79 metres deep with two large windows and dual floor-to-ceiling robes. A Fujitsu 2.5kW split system keeps the whole home comfortable year-round.

At 8 metres by 3 metres, The Victorian has a naturally compact footprint — which means lower energy consumption across the board. The Fujitsu 2.5kW split system is right-sized for the space, delivering efficient heating and cooling without oversized energy bills.

Insulation plays a big role here — R2.7 in the roof and walls, R2.5 in the floor. That level of coverage keeps the home comfortable through Gippsland winters and Australian summers without relying heavily on climate control. The Thermann 16L gas hot water system runs on LPG, and the 2-burner cooktop is gas as well — keeping your electrical baseline low and your running costs manageable. Optional upgrades are available through the builder for buyers looking to add further sustainability features, such as solar.

At $135,000 including GST, The Victorian comes in at $15,000 under the current new-build price of $150,000 — a brand new, move-in ready tiny home with no build wait and no construction uncertainty. Standout features include the Wormy Chestnut hardwood floors, exposed Victorian hardwood rafters, bifold kitchen window, and dual floor-to-ceiling robes.

Included in the sale: stove, oven, and a flushable toilet. This is a builder partnership listing, which means optional upgrades are available directly through the builder if you'd like to customise before delivery — whether that's additional sustainability features, upgraded fixtures, or other modifications to suit your setup.

First home buyers looking for a quality entry point into home ownership without a mortgage that takes decades to pay off — The Victorian delivers a complete, move-in-ready home at a fraction of traditional housing costs.

Couples or singles entering tiny living who want the character and warmth of a heritage-style build without the years of renovation — everything is done, nothing needs finishing. Downsizers ready to simplify without sacrificing comfort — a proper ground-floor bedroom, full kitchen, and split-system climate control mean you're not giving up the essentials.

Property owners adding a secondary dwelling for guest accommodation, rental income, or Airbnb — a turnkey tiny home that arrives ready to earn from day one.