People are flooding social media to get opinions on the inside of a $20,000 tiny home they bought on Amazon.
I hear you asking, why not just wait and save up your money to build a larger home that is closer to the land?
Well, according to Redfin, in June 2023, the average starter home sold for a whopping $243,000.
The real question is: Was one TikToker’s decision to buy a tiny house outright with a typical down payment really worth it?
Let’s take a look inside and find out.
A TikTok video by Nathan Graham, who goes by @unspeakable, that was reshared to the platform by Unspeakable Fans (@unspeakable_fanytb) shows part 3 of Nathan’s journey to buy a 19-foot by 20-foot tiny house from Amazon. Masu. feet.
From the outside, the property looks a bit more like a high-tech garden shed, but once you step inside for the full tour, you’ll find a kitchen space to the left, with a table and some chairs lined up as a dining area. is.
You might not have a stove, but why would you need one when you have your trusty hot plate plugged in? Nathan says: “We have everything we need.”
To the right, there’s a huge wall-mounted TV (80 inches to be exact), a couch and lounge area, and a couple of bunk beds behind it. Oh, and Nathan also decorated the place with electronic blinds.
In the center is an enclosed room with a toilet and shower.
Naturally, Nathan and Amazon’s tiny house is much more spacious than most of the cupboards sold in New York, and it’s also considerably cheaper. Let’s take a small apartment that costs $2,000 a month.
The content creator decides, “This place has a hell of a vibe.”
And it didn’t take long for other social media users to flood the comments to weigh in on their thoughts on Amazon’s tiny house.
One user said: “I love the whole idea behind this series, but as someone who lives in Canada and just recently faced -50 degrees, I wonder if this Amazonian house can withstand it?” It is written.
Another person asked, “What about electricity and plumbing?”
A third wrote: “Buy an Amazon house for $10,000, put it in New York and sell it for $5 million.”
And the fourth person decided, “I’m going to buy this and put it in my parents’ garden (lol), or at least I’ll move.”
