I have a prosthetic, but I did think that about this house as well, because if anything ever 'goes south" and I cannot wear my leg-- this would be perfect.

@happybadgirl45. First I couldn't resist replying from one bad girl 😉 to another, who's also in a wheelchair. I have to agree about the floor plan. The ONLY drawback I saw was the bathroom door was way too narrow to accommodate a wheelchair. I think that could be solved though by flipping things around in the bedroom. Turn the bed to have the foot face the door. Make a second entry to the bathroom where the closet and washer/dryer area are. Then it could have a wide pocket door or in my case the barn doors would be perfect. The kitchen was large enough to have the washer/dryer combo unit under the cabinet space. Get a bed with drawers under to make up for lost storage from eliminating the dresser drawers. Keep the closet where it is. Presto changeo problem solved. I would also eliminate the bar top counter and flip the couch so the back was facing the doors to the bedroom. I believe there might be room for a slender table behind the couch that could be for eating. Or by eliminating the bartop you could have a slender fold down eating area with chairs that could do double duty for creating a conversation area. I've also seen a coffee table that has a top that lifts up to create a table/desk depending how you want to use it. The couch could be modular so you can arrange it how you want, and each seat lifts up for storage. I'm probably not telling you things you haven't already thought of perhaps, but I've learned this stuff by watching YEARS of tiny house videos. Not only years, but far too many times for 24hrs or more straight when insomnia kicks in. I am for now, bedridden from a freak accident, and therapy is taking yrs. So I have nothing but time. Thank God for KZfaq! I control the content I watch. If needed, T.v. in the bedroom. Or black out curtains with a pull down screen and a projector. What boggles my mind is how they can have an 18 ft model that doesn't live as big as some I've seen that were only 13 ft. And the price is WAY too high for that home. Don't be quick to purchase until they can make the required tweaks, come down on the price, and give you a deliver date AND 2-10yr warranty. Also, keep in mind the width because it most likely requires special permits for how wide it is, and not everywhere will accept it. I putting this in my Favs folder. You might want to check it out. I can't remember what I called it but it's something like tinyhouse- accessible ideas 4 me, I think. Happy hunting. Ps Was just thinking, must be nice to be able to afford a man cave/she she or arcade style game room for the kiddos @ THAT price. Wish I was related. LoL

As if you were going to buy a Mobil Hone built on a used frame from FEMA.

I would use a loft in the bedroom over the washer/dryer closet.

Oh goodness this one is adorable!! Ill be in touch!

Some great ideas!

I like the floor plan. I think I would rather have the pantry as the washer and dryer room as well

Wide angle lens

I like the idea of a screened porch, with an outdoor fireplace, but I’d add a single car garage with space for a washer dryer.

Same here. This model is super impressive for me

Lol , life is beautiful

399 Sq feet.