Farallon Tiny Home Offers a Loft and Office for $80,000
The Farallon is a 250-square-foot tiny house built by Tumbleweed Tiny Houses and listed for $80,000 in California. It sits on a triple-axle trailer and includes a lounge, kitchen, workspace, bathroom, and loft bedroom for two people. A solar setup and outdoor deck add off-grid capability and extra living space.
The Farallon is a 30-foot tiny house from Sonoma builder Tumbleweed Tiny Houses. Its 250-square-foot layout sits on a triple-axle trailer and accommodates two people, with a loft bedroom above the workspace. White wood-frame construction, a steel roof, solar panels, and a raised deck support simple off-grid living.
Inside, the entry leads to a lounge and breakfast bar, a compact kitchen with four-burner cooktop, off-grid refrigerator, oven, sink, and storage, plus a separate bathroom with shower, flush toilet, vanity, laundry area, and linen space. A storage staircase reaches the king-bed loft. It is listed in California for $80,000.
Listings like the Farallon may appeal to couples, remote workers, and downsizers seeking a smaller footprint. An $80,000 tiny home could make simplified living or lower housing costs feel more attainable, while solar and a workspace may support flexible routines. Its actual impact may depend on land access, parking, utility connections, and local rules, so the model could serve some buyers as a primary home, guest space, or off-grid retreat.