Gorgeous Custom-Built Tiny Home on Wheels, in Cape Breton, NS Premium Tiny House on a Trailer for Sale in Ross Ferry, Nova Scotia

Built in 2015 by Howling Dog Construction on a three-axle steel trailer (Kerr Trailers), this tiny home was designed with exceptional craftsmanship, for energy efficiency and long-term year-round living. Built with locally sourced lumber, high-grade materials, and non-toxic finishes wherever possible, it reflects a thoughtful approach to healthy indoor living, including considerations for chemical sensitivities. Move–in–ready: fully plumbed, ready for water and sanitary hook ups, set up to attach to the grid, and is highway legal. Over 10 years of full-time occupancy by a couple and their corgi, the home has proven its durability, comfort, and livability across all seasons. This is a professionally built, residential-grade tiny home—not a prefab or RV conversion. Every detail was designed for functionality, comfort, and longevity. Build documentation and construction photos are available via Howling Dog Construction’s blog (Tiny #1 build series). • Full kitchen with propane stove/oven and exhaust fan, French door fridge with bottom freezer drawer, butcher block counters and double stainless steel sink • Bathroom with shower, Dometic toilet, hand-painted sink • Stairs lead to Master loft bedroom; Guest loft easily accessed by sturdy hideaway ladder • Napoleon propane stove (efficient year-round heat) • Lunos HRV fresh air system (no ductwork) • On-demand hot water system • Spray foam insulation (EcoHome) • Hardwood floors and stairs • Excellent built-in storage throughout • Desk/workspace • Large windows with abundant natural light • Steel roof + cedar/Cape Cod siding • Fully plumbed and ready for hook-ups • One-of-a-kind dog elevator (up to 150 lbs) • Highway legal (see transport notes below) Exterior elements such as porch, skirting, and AC must be removed prior to transport. Buyer is responsible for relocation. Note: Tiny is listed here as $105,000 US$ but price is $145,000 CAN$ (conversion rates fluctuate).