About this Event
A Community Celebration of PGCPS Students and the Tiny House They Built
Join us Sunday, October 18 as Prince George’s County celebrates the PGCPS students who built their first tiny house. Come see their work up close, meet the people behind it, and be part of the day.
Your RSVP is free, and it is not bidder registration. Everyone is welcome to tour, eat, and cheer the students on. If you want to bid, you register on-site that day with a valid photo ID. No card or payment information is needed to register.
What’s happening
- Tour the house. Walk through the finished, NOAH-certified Homestead 24, built by PGCPS students.
- DJ and food trucks. Music, food, and neighbors.
- Silent auction. Sports memorabilia, travel packages, and more.
- Live auction. The house goes to auction with a $55,000 minimum reserve. Bid, or just watch.
Schedule
- 12:00 PM: Doors open. DJ, food trucks, silent auction, tours, and bidder registration
- 1:30 PM: Remarks honoring the students and program
- 2:00 PM: Live auction
- 3:00 PM: Wrap-up
- 280 sq ft: 204 sq ft main level plus a 76 sq ft sleeping loft
- Full kitchen with sink, cooktop, refrigerator, and a mircrowave/air fyer/convection oven combo
- Washer/Dryer combo
- Full bathroom with tiled shower, vanity, and window
- 200-amp service, mini-split heating and cooling, and LED recessed lighting
- Vaulted pine ceiling, shiplap interior walls, and vinyl plank flooring
- Storage built into the stairs to the loft
- Seamless metal roof, vertical board-and-batten siding, and closed-cell spray insulation throughout
- Water, electric, and sewer ready
- NOAH certified: passed staged inspections to the NOAH Dwelling Standard for tiny homes on wheels, with the certification seal on the house
Want to Tour it Before the Auction?
Stop by an open house. No appointment needed, and it’s free:
- Sat, Oct 10: 10 AM–2 PM
- Tue, Oct 13: 11 AM–1 PM
- Wed, Oct 14: 5–7 PM
- Sat, Oct 17: 10 AM–2 PM
To bid
Register on-site with a valid photo ID to receive a bidder number. Transportation can be arranged for the winning bidder. The house is sold as is, and buyers are responsible for confirming local zoning and placement rules for a tiny house on wheels. Currently, a tiny house on wheels cannot be used as a permanent primary residence in Prince George's County. The winner signs a bill of sale at the event and pays a 5% deposit, with the balance due by Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
Event venue & nearby stays
Keller Williams Preferred Properties, 1441 McCormick Drive, Upper Marlboro, United States
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