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

This is a tiny home that looks like it belongs somewhere between a country homestead and a heritage cottage — except it rolls. The Victorian is 8 metres of genuine hardwood character built on a 3-metre-wide chassis, giving you space most tiny homes simply can't offer. Brand new, never lived in, and listed at $135,000 — that's $15,000 under the current new-build price.

From the outside, weatherboard cladding and a Colorbond roof sit above a steel tri-axle trailer rated to 4.5 tonnes, with nine-leaf-spring suspension and electrical brakes on all three axles. The painted finish with cover battens gives it that classic country-home look — the kind of home that fits on a rural property without looking like it arrived on a trailer.

Step inside, and the first thing you notice is the Wormy Chestnut hardwood flooring running the full length. Look up, and you'll see Victorian hardwood rafters left exposed across a Weathertex-lined ceiling. VJ board walls complete the picture — every surface considered, every material chosen to age well. This isn't a home that tries to hide what it's made of.

The layout is single-level with no loft — a proper ground floor bedroom at the rear with dual floor-to-ceiling robes and two large windows. The combined bathroom and laundry sits in the middle, with under-bench washing machine space and above-bathroom storage. Up front, the open-plan kitchen and living area stretches 3.25 metres with a Chef LPG cooktop, electric oven, Bellini rangehood, and soft-close cabinetry throughout. A bifold kitchen window opens the whole space up — morning coffee with a pass-through servery feel.

Climate control is handled by a Fujitsu 2.5kW split system, and the build is insulated to R2.7 in the roof and walls with R2.5 underfoot. Nine double power points, downlights throughout, and connections for electrical and LPG gas mean you're move-in ready from day one. This is a turnkey tiny home — nothing left to do, nothing left to spend.