Three sleeping spaces. A private ground-level bedroom. Two spacious standing lofts. And 30 square metres of thoughtfully designed living space. Tiny house living has come a long way from the idea that downsizing means compromising on comfort.
The new Peregian 10×3 from Aussie Tiny Houses is designed to prove exactly that.
Combining some of the most successful features from two of our best-selling tiny house designs, the Peregian 10×3 brings together practical ground-level living, generous loft spaces and a clever standing landing — all on a new 10-tonne, road-legal trailer.
The result is a tiny house that can sleep up to six people while giving everyone a little more space, privacy and flexibility.
What Is the Peregian 10×3?
The Peregian 10×3 is a 10-metre-long, 3-metre-wide tiny house on wheels, designed to maximise both sleeping capacity and everyday liveability. It takes inspiration from two proven Aussie Tiny Houses designs:
- From the Coogee 10, the Peregian takes the practicality of a private, ground-level bedroom.
- From the Hazel 8.4, it takes the innovative standing landing connecting the two lofts.
Put those ideas together and you get a home that is built for people who want the flexibility of a tiny house without giving up the comfort of a traditional bedroom.
Three Sleeping Spaces in One Tiny Home
One of the standout features of the Peregian 10×3 is its sleeping capacity.
The home includes:
1. A private ground-level Queen bedroom
2. A King-size loft
3. A Queen-size loft
Together, these spaces make the Peregian 10×3 a particularly versatile option for couples, families, guests or holiday accommodation.
A Private Ground-Level Bedroom
The ground-level Queen bedroom is one of the biggest practical advantages of the design. Instead of climbing a ladder or navigating a loft every night, you have a dedicated bedroom on the main floor. The room also features a full wall-length wardrobe with triple sliding mirror doors, providing substantial storage without taking up valuable floor space. For permanent living, this kind of accessibility can make a huge difference.
Two Lofts — Without the Crouching
Loft bedrooms are one of the defining features of tiny houses, but they can also be one of their biggest compromises. The Peregian takes a different approach. The two lofts are connected by a standing landing, meaning you can walk up the storage stairs, reach the landing and turn left or right.
One direction takes you to the King loft. The other takes you to the Queen loft. No need to manage a low ceiling or crouching your way into bed. Just a proper standing space that makes both lofts easier to access and gives the upper level a more open, connected feel.
- The King Loft is the standout of the upper level. It accommodates a full King-size mattress, with a walkway alongside the bed and built-in robes for additional storage. That combination is unusual for a tiny home and demonstrates how the Peregian has been designed around comfort rather than simply fitting as many features as possible into a small footprint.
- The Queen Loft is at opposite end of the home. It can function as a second bedroom, guest room, children’s room, media space or private retreat. That flexibility means the space can evolve with your needs.
A Tiny House Kitchen Built for Everyday Living
The kitchen is designed to be genuinely functional rather than simply decorative.
The L-shaped kitchen includes:
- 4-burner gas cooktop
- 60cm electric oven
- Large fridge space
- Large pantry
- L-shaped breakfast bar
The layout creates dedicated preparation, cooking and storage areas while keeping the kitchen connected to the main living space. For a home designed to accommodate up to six people, that extra functionality matters.
A Light-Filled, Well-Ventilated Interior
One of the challenges of any small home is making the interior feel bigger than it is. With windows on every side of the home, the Peregian 10×3 maximises natural light and encourage cross-ventilation.
Upstairs, an American oak balustrade with Perspex panels helps maintain an open visual connection between levels. Rather than creating a heavy barrier around the loft area, the design allows light and sightlines to flow through the home. The result is a space that feels open, bright and connected despite its compact footprint.
A Fully Equipped Tiny House Bathroom
The bathroom is designed to include the essentials without sacrificing too much floor space. Including dedicated washing machine space is another practical touch for anyone considering the Peregian as a permanent tiny home rather than occasional accommodation. It features:
- 1200mm x 900mm shower base
- Composting toilet
- Vanity
- Washing machine space
Built on a 10-Tonne Road-Legal Trailer
The Peregian 10×3 isn’t simply a wider tiny house. It is part of Aussie Tiny Houses’ new 10×3 range, built on a custom Australian-made skeletal steel trailer rated to 10 tonnes gross. The trailer is VIN plated and ROVER compliant, with the design intended for legal registration and towing on Australian roads.
It also comes equipped with:
- Air brakes on all four wheels
- Anti-lock braking
- Emergency skid control
The trailer is an important part of the overall design because a tiny house on wheels needs to be engineered around its mobility from the beginning. The wider 3-metre format also creates additional opportunities for interior layouts and makes it possible to incorporate features that can be difficult to achieve in narrower tiny houses.
Who Is the Peregian 10×3 Designed For?
The Peregian 10×3 could suit a wide range of tiny house buyers.
- Families With three separate sleeping spaces, parents can have their own ground-level bedroom while children have dedicated loft spaces.
- Couples The ground-level Queen bedroom and spacious King loft give couples options depending on how they want to use the home.
- Guests and Multi-Generational Living The second loft can provide a private sleeping space for visitors, teenagers or extended family.
- Holiday Accommodation The combination of multiple bedrooms, a functional kitchen and full bathroom make the Peregian an attractive option for short-stay or holiday accommodation applications, subject to local planning and regulatory requirements.
- Downsizers For people wanting to simplify without moving into a single-room studio-style tiny house, the Peregian offers a greater separation between sleeping and living areas.
Why the Peregian 10×3 Is Different
The biggest innovation isn’t any single feature. It’s the way the features work together.
A ground-level bedroom solves the accessibility problem of loft sleeping. A standing landing solves the accessibility problem of traditional tiny house lofts. Three sleeping spaces solve the challenge of accommodating a family or guests.
A 3-metre-wide footprint creates more opportunities for comfortable layouts. And the 10-tonne trailer provides the engineered foundation required to support the larger format. The Peregian 10×3 is proof that going tiny doesn’t necessarily mean thinking small. It combines the best ideas from two established tiny house designs into one new home built around flexibility, comfort and practical everyday living.
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Peregian 10×3 FAQs
How many people can the Peregian 10×3 sleep?
The Peregian 10×3 can sleep up to six people across three separate sleeping spaces: a Queen-size ground-level bedroom, a King-size loft and a Queen-size loft.
Does the Peregian 10×3 have a ground-level bedroom?
Yes. The Peregian 10×3 features a private ground-level Queen bedroom, making it a practical option for people who prefer not to sleep in a loft. The bedroom also includes a full wall-length wardrobe with triple sliding mirror doors.
How big is the Peregian 10×3?
The Peregian 10×3 measures 10 metres long, 3 metres wide and 4.6 metres high. It is designed to provide additional interior space compared with narrower tiny house designs while remaining built on a purpose-designed trailer.
Does the Peregian 10×3 have two loft bedrooms?
Yes. The Peregian 10×3 has two loft sleeping spaces: a King-size loft and a Queen-size loft. The lofts are connected by a standing landing, allowing occupants to move between them without crawling or crouching.
What is the standing landing in the Peregian 10×3?
The standing landing is a central upper-level area that connects the two lofts. After walking up the storage stairs, you can stand upright on the landing and choose between the King loft and Queen loft. This design provides easier access to both sleeping spaces than traditional low-access tiny house lofts.
Is the Peregian 10×3 suitable for families?
The Peregian 10×3 is designed with family-friendly living in mind. It provides three separate sleeping areas and can accommodate up to six people. The ground-level bedroom gives parents or adults a private sleeping area, while the two lofts can be used by children, teenagers or guests.
As with any tiny house, buyers should consider their intended use, site and applicable Australian planning and regulatory requirements before purchasing.
What features are included in the Peregian 10×3 kitchen?
The Peregian 10×3 kitchen includes a 4-burner gas cooktop, 60cm electric oven, large fridge space, large pantry and L-shaped breakfast bar. The layout is designed to provide practical cooking and storage space within the compact footprint.
Does the Peregian 10×3 have a bathroom?
Yes. The Peregian 10×3 includes a fully fitted bathroom with a 1200mm x 900mm shower base, composting toilet, vanity and washing machine space.
How much storage does the Peregian 10×3 have?
Storage is integrated throughout the home, including the full wall-length wardrobe in the ground-level bedroom, built-in robes in the King loft and storage stairs leading to the upper level. The kitchen also includes a large pantry.
What trailer is the Peregian 10×3 built on?
The Peregian 10×3 is built on a custom Australian-made skeletal steel trailer rated to 10 tonnes gross. According to the supplied model specifications, the trailer is VIN plated and ROVER compliant and includes air brakes on all four wheels, anti-lock braking and emergency skid control.
Can the Peregian 10×3 be towed on Australian roads?
The Peregian 10×3 is designed as a tiny house on wheels and is built on a purpose-designed trailer intended for road registration and towing in Australia. However, registration, towing and use requirements can depend on the specific vehicle, state or territory and applicable regulations. Always confirm the current requirements before transporting or siting a tiny house.
What makes the Peregian 10×3 different from other tiny houses?
The Peregian 10×3 combines several features from two established Aussie Tiny Houses designs: the private ground-level bedroom concept of the Coogee 10 and the standing loft landing developed in the Hazel 8.4. The result is a 10m x 3m tiny house with three separate sleeping spaces, including a ground-level Queen bedroom, King loft and Queen loft.
Is the Peregian 10×3 a good option for permanent living?
The Peregian 10×3 has features that can make it suitable for comfortable everyday living, including a private ground-level bedroom, multiple sleeping spaces, a full kitchen, bathroom, storage and natural light and ventilation.
However, whether a tiny house can legally be used as a permanent dwelling depends on factors such as its location, classification, planning requirements and local regulations. Buyers should confirm the requirements that apply to their intended site before purchasing.
Where can I find the Peregian 10×3?
The Peregian 10×3 is part of Aussie Tiny Houses’ new 10×3 tiny house range. Contact Aussie Tiny Houses for pricing, specifications, availability and options.
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