Nearly completed for its eventual siting in New Market, NH, the home will have an apartment-sized stove and small refrigerator, cupboards, sink and wall-mounted drop leaf table. A sliding door leads to a bathroom, the bed doubles as a couch, and stairs lead up to a loft where her grandchildren can sleep when they visit.
The home will have a heat pump for heating and cooling and an air exchange system to keep the air fresh. Brackett said she has under $25,000 invested in the tiny home, not including the land.
Sanford is in the very southern tip of Maine, near the NH border. ##
(Photo credit: journaltribune/Tammy Wells–Standing in front of the tiny home are instructor Troy Hathaway, Brackett, and students Teddy Vrandenburg and Tony Parent. Another student who worked on the home, Mike Mackie, is not pictured.)
