The Alpha Tiny HomeIntroducing our flagship tiny homeThe Alpha Tiny House was featured on HGTV’s "Tiny House, Big Living," Season 3, Episode 9. Also available to watch on Amazon and iTunes.This beautiful, innovative tiny house gets her looks from the wonderful contrast of material and style.  Its modern aesthetic is contrasted with beautiful natural, textured materials: clean modern lines and large glass windows, shou sugi ban cedar siding and mechanical seam metal roof, hardwood floors and reclaimed barnwood ceiling. Coupled with closed cell spray foam insulation and Typar rain screen and moisture barrier, you’d be warm and dry at the bottom of the ocean.  Among the Alpha’s stand out features is a custom fold down deck and awning, tempered glass garage door, a giant sliding glass door, and a custom 8 person dining table. Multi functionality and a maximization of space are the calling cards of this tiny house. Everything about the design and materials in this home are the highest luxury.

ALPHA FEATURES:$105K (as pictured above)MAIN STRUCTURE:Trailer: 24' x 8'6" x 13'6" tallCharred (Shou Sugi Ban) cedar siding / Red Western Cedar siding (triple coated with Spar Urethane)Mechanical Seam Metal Roof - The most leakproof metal roof availableCustom Drop Down Deck and Awning (Aluminum Framed)Closed-Cell Spray Foam InsulationTypar® Rainscreen and HousewrapTempered, Insulated Glass Awning windowsTempered, Insulated Giant sliding glass door (8’x9’)Tempered, Insulated Custom built glass garage door (8’x8’)Reclaimed barnwood wall and ceilingCustom light package (dimmers; LED lighting: strips, lamps and Edison bulbs.)Tongue side custom storage box24’ Custom Trailer - dual 7500 lbs. AxelSolid Walnut Hardwood Floor (hand hewn)Custom Dining Table, 2 Benches, Storage System (seats up to 8 adults)Shiplap Wood Siding throughout interior BEDROOM / LOFT:Custom Oak Library ladder with custom sliding hardwareCustom reclaimed barn wood shelvingSpace for King sized bed and night stands4 dimmable lightsKITCHEN:33” Ariel® Stainless Steel farmhouse apron sink11 cu ft. Whirpool® Stainless Steel Fridge30" GE® Profile Built­-in Induction Cooktop (4 Elements

, Digital Touch Controls, Melt Setting, Kitchen Timer)Cuisinart® Convection Toaster Oven (TOB-260 Chef’s)30" Whirlpool® Stainless Steel Wall Hood - GXW7330DXSFisher Paykel® Hidden Dishwasher drawer - DD24SI7Custom Drop Down Kitchen CabinetsStainless Steel ShelvesPeacock Gold Granite CountertopsCustom Cabinetry (with hidden-lock Hafele® knobs)BATH:Custom Sliding pocket door for bathroom with backside full length mirrorSeparett® Villa 9200 Composting ToiletJacuzzi® tub and shower (full size)Subway tile in kitchen and showerOne of a kind antique bathroom mirrors2.3 Cu. Ft. LG Washer/Dryer Combo (LG WM3477HW)french door refrigerator 33 inches wide counter depthUTILITIES:Electrical: 50amp grid tied system (solar and off grid capabilitiePrecisionTemp RV-550 Tankless Hot Water HeaterMini Split HVAC unitused jeep wrangler 4 door for sale in ny

Victorian homes aren’t known for being “subtle.” Even those that lack the vibrant color scheme of San Francisco’s Painted Ladies (perhaps the most iconic examples of this type of architectural style) have incredible curb appeal that makes a grand impression. sliding door track and trolleyIt’s all thanks to gingerbread, the charming nickname for the exquisite wood trim that you rarely find in more modern Victorian houses. bi fold door systems australiaBack in the day, you could order these types of trim via the new technology of catalogs or replicate them yourself thanks to pattern books. As a result of this trend, no two homes from the Victorian era are exactly alike. If you long for the days when quirky details were a source of pride and not something to be removed in a renovation, these 11 adorable Victorian homes for sale in Nashville, TN, Jamestown, RI, and more just might be your little slice of heaven.

And once you’ve drooled over these homes with gingerbread trim, check in on GingerFred to see how his family survives the 12-day house hunt. While you’re at it, you can enter to win $2K a day of Daily Dough every day from December 1 to December 12! Cottage chic: $775,000, 921 East Shore Road, Jamestown, RI 02835 Dating back to the late 1800s, this historic property — The George Taber Cottage — has the kind of incredible historical details you simply can’t find in a more modern structure. The cross-gabled home is embellished with picture-perfect gingerbread trim, including unique ogee arch flourishes. Although the two-bedroom, three-bathroom property seems small at first glance, it is surprisingly roomy. The interior has an open layout that maximizes light and makes the most of the 1,969 square feet. A separate garage, which connects to the home via covered walkway, includes a 15-by-18-foot space that could be used for storage or hobbies. Outside, beautiful landscaping and stone walls complete the storybooklike feel of this one-of-a-kind home.

Darling dream house: $599,944, 37 Sherwood Road, Cockeysville, MD 21030 A spacious gazebo-accented wraparound porch, petite balcony, bay windows, and darling purple shutters make this beautiful circa-1887 home look like a life-sized dollhouse. The similarities end there — this gracious estate is anything but tiny. First off, there are separate garages that allow parking for up to nine cars. You’ll also have plenty of space for hosting guests, with six bedrooms, three full baths, a kitchen with a sunroom, and a bonus full loft apartment in the attic. The property sits on 1.8 acres (complete with garden) that back up to 6 acres of county land, guaranteeing a relaxing country view from any spot on the grand porch. Candy-colored charmer: $424,900, 1216 S. Mesa St., San Pedro, CA 90731 One of only a handful of homes in the region dating back to the late 19th century, this 1890 four-bedroom, two-bathroom residence has a vibrant exterior. And it’s just as lovely on the inside.

Walk through the perky pink lacelike front door, and you’ll spy wood floors, hand-painted halls (the work of a local artist), graceful archways, and the original butler’s pantry. The spacious corner lot is bordered with an adorable white fence and comes with a delicious bonus: a giant fruit-producing avocado tree. Demure dame: $429,000, S. Idaho St., Dillon, MT 59725 Nicknamed “The Grand Old Lady,” this commanding Victorian looks to us just as exquisite today as it did in 1875, the year it was built. The detailed paint job accentuates the fantastic details, such as scalloped siding, millwork, and stained-glass accents. The interior transports you to another time, with lustrous hardwood floors, ceiling medallions, hand-carved moldings, two fireplaces, and engraved door hardware. Updates made to the kitchen and laundry room adapt this period-perfect landmark to fit the pace of modern-day lifestyles. With four bedrooms and two full bathrooms, this 3,933-square-foot home gives you plenty of space to grow on as well.

Soft beauty: $159,900, 1212 E. Washington St., Bloomington, IL 61701 A muted color palette gives this four-bedroom home a sophisticated feel. Named the William Gooding House, this stately circa-1893 residence is beloved by local history lovers and has been featured on the local historic-home tour. The interior has old-fashioned appeal, with a grand staircase, tin ceilings, pocket doors, and wood floors with plenty of character. Lovely landmark: $234,900, 10 S. Elizabeth Ave., St. Louis, MO 63135 A handsome covered front porch creates a great first impression to this 3,423-square-foot Victorian, which was built in 1891. The 9-foot ceilings, grand staircase, and fireplace in the foyer graciously welcome visitors, who will surely flock to your home thanks to six bedrooms (and two and a half baths) and a bonus guest cabin. A large eat-in kitchen with an adjacent breakfast room is a plus for home cooks, while the 2-acre lot is great for sporty types or outdoor entertaining.

Lustrous wood floors and refined moldings give every room a stately air. Dream restoration: $649,000, 578 Sixth St., Hollister, CA 95023 The first floor of this 1887 Victorian in Hollister, CA, has been lovingly restored to its original beauty, with statement crown moldings and trim, custom wallpaper, and brass light fixtures. In the kitchen, marble countertops and a restored stove and oven make holiday meal prep a dream for the home cook. Now it’s time to restore the second floor to its former glory — a project for the new homeowners! Architectural gem: $1.25 million, 122 S. 12th St., Nashville, TN 37206 Called the Ambrose House, this architectural award-winning brick Victorian in East Nashville has been elegantly restored. The 1899 home boasts exposed brick walls, 12-foot ceilings, hardwood floors, seven fireplaces, and an exquisite turret that make for a storybook-charming residence. If the four bedrooms in the main house aren’t enough, a separate guest cottage adds more space for holiday gatherings or visits from friends.

Mountain’s majesty: $964,500, 327 Montford Ave., Asheville, NC 28801 This home in Asheville’s trendy Montford neighborhood is big on Victorian charm. Built in 1896, it won a Griffin Award for its renovation in 2003. It’s easy to fall in love with historic details such as original heart pine hardwood floors, especially when they’re paired with modern upgrades such as a spacious master suite (with a balcony, sitting room, and walk-in closet) and a chef’s kitchen with a 48-inch Thermador range. Quirky FSBO: $565,000, 1015 S. Giddings St., Visalia, CA 93277 Built in 1931 and renovated in a Victorian style, this unusual home, Laurelwood, includes many custom features — including that dramatic exterior trim. Inside, you’ll find tin ceilings, decorative walls, antique doors, custom flooring, leaded- and stained-glass windows, and a gourmet kitchen. And if you fall in love with any of the furnishings — most of which are 1800s and early 1900s antiques — the owners are willing to sell them with the house.