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The Mac Shack

May 28, 2016 By Greg Parham 6 Comments

Plans can be purchased for this design HERE

There is a super cool chica living in McKinleyville, CA with the last name of McDermott. This is her Mac Shack!

The Mac Shack Tiny House exterior

Based on the same 14′ foundation of the Upslope, we included a bathroom in this build and personalized it to meet her needs. It weighed in at 4600 lbs dry on a single 7k axle. Costs for this build as pictured came in at $31k.

Notable features are rusty corrugated wainscot on the exterior, cedar t&g main interior walls, handscraped engineered flooring, barnwood accent walls and shelving, a thick live edge countertop, 20″ slide in range, loft storage above the bathroom, stairs to access the loft, a Hobbit woodstove, a sheltered fold down porch, and a handcrafted Dutch door.

The Mac Shack tiny house living room

The Mac Shack tiny house kitchen

The Mac Shack tiny house spice rack

Mac Shack tiny house hammock

The Mac Shack Sleeping Loft

Filed Under: Tiny House Design Tagged With: 14 foot tiny house, 14' tiny house, california tiny house, custom tiny house, Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses, rustic tiny house, single axle tiny house

Comments

  1. Karen Rivers says

    September 5, 2016 at 12:57 pm

    very cute love the wood slab for the sink area

    Reply
  2. pegoleg says

    March 27, 2017 at 9:57 am

    This and the Upslope are now my favorite tiny houses. I wish there were more pictures: of the bathroom, a view from the back toward the door, and a side shot to show what the stairs look like at the bottom, and how they fit against the wood-stove.

    Reply
  3. Grant L says

    October 19, 2021 at 9:57 am

    I built a 19 foot tiny house off of this design and I love it!

    Reply

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  1. Mac Shack - Tiny House Envy says:
    December 16, 2019 at 10:50 am

    […] Not impressed by the super big tricked out tiny homes I post most days? Long for a throw back legit tiny house. Well here you go! This home is no more than 14′ and sits on one 7k axle. You can’t get much tinier than this. It has a rustic off grid vibe that would make anyone want to head out into the wilderness. Cathy, is there enough kitchen space to make egg rolls? I need about a dozen of those! If you would like to learn more about this house or it’s builder please follow the link here: Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses […]

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  2. The Dutch door on the Mac Shack is a captivating characteristic of this rustic residence says:
    March 4, 2023 at 11:51 am

    […] on a 14-foot basis by Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses, the Mac Shack weighs 4,600 kilos and sits on a single 7,000-pound axle. Remaining development […]

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  3. The Mac Shack Tiny House - The Abandoned World says:
    August 1, 2023 at 7:29 am

    […] is the Mac Shack Tiny House by Rocky Mountain Tiny […]

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