Ep 9. Family Shops Tiny and Mobile in Phoenix, Arizona

In season 7 episode 9 of Tiny House Hunters titled "Family Shops Tiny and Mobile in Phoenix, Arizona," we meet the Torres family who are searching for a cozy yet mobile house to accommodate their family of four. As avid travelers, the Torres family is looking to downsize their current home into a tiny house that they can take on the road and explore the country.

The episode starts with the Torres family meeting with their real estate agent, Laura, to discuss their tiny house wish list. They are looking for a home that is less than 400 square feet, has modern finishes, and is mobile enough to fit their nomadic lifestyle. Laura has three tiny houses lined up for them to look at around Phoenix, Arizona, the first of which is a 267 square foot home.

The first tiny house the Torres family views checks all of their boxes and then some. The couple is immediately impressed with the spacious design and modern finishes. The house has a full-size kitchen, a bathroom with a composting toilet and a bedroom loft with enough space for a king-size bed. The family enjoys the whimsical touches of the home and they are convinced this is the one.

However, Laura shows them the second tiny house which is 20 square feet larger but has less storage. The house has a similar overall layout to the first, but the finishes are more rustic. The Torres family favor the second house more and are drawn to the built-in dining table and the ample amount of natural lighting that enters the home.

Their excitement is dampened, however, when they see the price tag of the second house is higher than their budget. The Torres family realizes that they may need to downsize their wish list to fit their budget while still getting the tiny house of their dreams.

The third and final tiny house that Laura has lined up for them is a 330 square foot home that is fully outfitted with customized finishes. The tiny house is newly built and features a spacious kitchen with full-size appliances and a large living area. The house has two lofts; one for sleeping and one for storage. Despite the larger size of the home, the Torres family is impressed with how the designers have used it to create ample storage space.

As the Torres family prepares to decide between the three tiny houses, they have a conversation about their budget and their options. They prioritize their needs and deciding which tiny house best fits their lifestyle. The Torres family’s decision is one that will leave them comfortable yet mobile, making their dreams of nomadic living come true.

In the end, the Torres family makes their final decision and chooses a beautiful tiny house with modern finishes but still within their budget. They are thrilled to start their nomadic journey with their new, cozy home on wheels.