The $17,000 Micro Cabin That Makes Every Other Tiny Home Look Overpriced - Yanko Design

"The Mantra measures 12 x 8 feet as a living unit, sitting on a double-axle trailer that brings its full length, porch included, to 16 feet."

"What Simplify Further didn't include is just as deliberate as what they did. There's no indoor kitchen, no bathroom - a choice that keeps the footprint honest and the price point realistic."

"The $17,000 starting price is the number that tends to stop people mid-scroll, and for good reason. Most tiny houses, marketed as simple and affordable alternatives, have quietly crept into the $80,000 to $150,000 range."

"The whole thing sleeps up to two people, designed for people who want a serious shelter without the serious overhead."

The Mantra is a micro cabin from Simplify Further Tiny Homes, measuring 12 x 8 feet with a total length of 16 feet. It features a single open room that accommodates a bed, desk, dining table, seating, and a mini-split air-conditioning unit, sleeping up to two people. Notably, it lacks an indoor kitchen and bathroom, keeping costs low. The cabin is built on a double-axle trailer for mobility and is priced at $17,000, significantly lower than typical tiny houses, which often range from $80,000 to $150,000.

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