See a Tumbleweed in Ohio
November 23, 2009 · Print This Article
Come see the Fencl
Located at:
Harley-Davidson BikeTown
5700 Interstate Blvd.
BikeTown, OH 44515 google map
Hours:
MON 11-7
TUE 11-6
WED 11-6
THU 11-7
FRI 11-6
SAT 10-5
SUN 11-4
No appointment necessary.
I just have a question about the open house. I wanted to know how long the house will be available to view?
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Jay Shafer reply on November 29th, 2009 2:28 pm:
Until it sells. Hopefully not long at all.
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Mary C. Charest reply on January 6th, 2010 7:10 am:
Hi,
Not sure where to post this. Is it possible to get a list of RV Park Friendly places that would permit one of Jay’s Tiny Homes on Wheels to reside? If we had a list one could spend 1/2 a year in a cooler climate and then move to a warmer climate in the winter.
Wish there could be a few Tiny Home Only RV parks – it would make the idea of an RV park a bit more “Classy”.
M
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Just wanted to let folks know that I’ve started a blog about living in my Tumbleweed house. It’s been one year this November. I hope you’ll visit me at: http://tinyhousetales.blogspot.com.
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Jay Shafer reply on November 29th, 2009 2:36 pm:
Thanks, Cathy. I’m so happy you’re in the tiny house community.
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Sure wish you guys would bring your tour or workshop to Washington, D.C. http://www.nbm.org/ would be perfect – let me know if I can help coordinate it. Betcha get a lot of folks from Capitol Hill too…
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Joseph LeBlanc reply on January 8th, 2010 8:55 pm:
I second the recommendation to get in contact with the National Building Museum, if you haven’t done so already. They had a year-long exhibit on “The Green House”. It was a walk-through model of a home with low-impact appliances and renewable material furnishings. You might be able to fit it in the museum… and if not that, they have some space on the front lawn
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Joseph LeBlanc reply on January 8th, 2010 8:58 pm:
..and by “it,” I was referring to the Fencl, not the Green House!
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Is this still available to view? Sorry to hear it hasn’t sold yet, but it’s location will allow me to get a second chance at seeing it
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Nick reply on January 1st, 2010 4:06 pm:
For anyone wondering, it’s still there to view. Right out front, easily seen from the highway
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I’m fascinated by these tiny homes and only wish they had a showing in the Los Angeles area
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I did not realize that the Fencl was still for sale. You should find out if you can advertise it on tinyhouseblog.com.
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How much is it?
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