The tiny home phenomena is here
The tiny home phenomena is here
The tiny home phenomena is here
...the only limit is your imagination
Each EscapeSpace design is beautifully hand crafted, small yet spacious, and will enhance and blend in with the natural setting of wherever it is placed. Put it in the backyard, in a garden, near an ocean or lake or in the mountains…
The only limit is your imagination.
This is not a kit, this is a finished, portable building to fit your needs. Normal set up time is usually under a few hours and you are ready to go.
"Hello Dan, Grateful greetings to you and to anyone else who helped build my beautiful new ONE XL! It is everything I hoped it would be, and then some! From the bottom of my heart, THANK YOU. Thank you for making my big dreams of tiny living come true! With so much gratitude,Elin"
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Every once in a while, I like to check in with manufacturing teams that I've covered before. This time around, it's Wisconsin-based Escape Traveler's turn, and the unit in question is a towering and all-electric tiny home with a starting price you won't believe.
A NEW tiny home village has opened in Tampa, Florida, with 23 luxurious homes starting at $550 a month. Described as “the most beautiful tiny homes in the world,” the properties are nearly sold out. Escape is a nationwide community of luxury-designed, pre-built tiny homes. The company’s latest development is in Tampa Bay, Florida, and consists of 23 new homes. Named The Oaks, it is an expansion of an existing adjacent community, named The Village. The new homes were completed this year, and each has a mid-century modern aesthetic with a luxurious touch.
Mark Wildman, who lost his home during Hurricane Ian, walks through the tiny home in Tampa's The Oaks development where he now lives. With the rising cost of housing and high interest rates, potential homeowners are seeking innovative methods to save money.
Stefanie, a 53-year-old HR director, moved from Virginia to a tiny home near Tampa, Florida in May. Her 396-square-foot dwelling at Escape Tampa Bay Village's tiny home community cost her $159,000.
Mortenson says she's saving money and feels like she has more space compared to her previous Virginia apartment.
It may be short on square footage, but this tiny home in Florida certainly isn’t lacking style. In Tampa, a new tiny-house community is encouraging residents to downsize, and since sales launched four months ago, the minimalist neighborhood is almost entirely sold out, Business Insider reported on Friday. Created by Wisconsin-based RV builder Escape Homes, the Oaks is an offshoot of Escape Tampa Bay Village and will have 33 units ranging from $95,000 to $249,550 once complete. The crown jewel is the uber-modern N1 model—a single-floor portable residence measuring just shy of 500 square feet and the neighborhood’s only remaining mobile dwelling for sale.
A tiny-home manufacturer's not-so-tiny community could sell out any day now. But there's a catch — the final buyer will likely pay almost $250,000 for under 400 square feet of space. Tiny homes have been the dark-horse darling of the real-estate world for a while now as more homeowners continue to seek out accessory dwelling units — also known as ADUs. Demand in the US has been so high, even overseas companies like the prefab tiny-home maker Nestron are looking to quickly expand into the American market.
Tiny homes are often escapist fantasies, with small footprints in larger-than-life settings. For others, they’re an opportunity at a more dignified life. But tiny home builder and developer Escape has its own big idea: that going smaller can provide a means of homeownership in a metropolitan area, even within a housing market that’s heating up.
The second Tampa Bay development by home builder Escape promises city living at a fraction of the area’s living costs—and folks are buying in.
Tiny homes are often escapist fantasies, with small footprints in larger-than-life settings. For others, they’re an opportunity at a more dignified life. But tiny home builder and developer Escape has its own big idea: that going smaller can provide a means of homeownership in a metropolitan area, even within a housing market that’s heating up.
Tampa Bay tiny home village offers buyers a ‘piece of heaven.’ What’s the cost?
The homes range between 240 and 500 square feet.
When Wisconsin-based company Escape announced it was building a tiny home village in Thonotosassa, all 10 homes sold out almost instantly. That was three years ago. Now, the company is building 23 new homes adjacent to the original village...
These 10 tiny homes in a Florida village are available to buy for under $85,000 as demand grows for efficient living away from dense major cities
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