If you’ve been admiring the N2 unit in Palm Court at the Escape Tampa Bay village for some time, now is your chance to get the home for a whopping $40,000 discount. The reduced price is only available for one week, until 4/30/24.
This single-level home is the little sister of the N1, with a smaller footprint filled with Mid-Century Modern charm. It has a private back deck that looks into the palms. Contact Escape about purchasing this fantastic home!
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One Week Only: Epic Sale on Mid-Century Modern Unit!
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Becca and Danny are a fantastic couple who labored for 17 months while working full-time to convert a school bus into a motored tiny home on wheels. They wanted the chance to travel; a full-size bus conversion was the perfect way to make that happen.
Below, you’ll get a tour of their bus from the beginning through construction to the final product. They share their story of why they went tiny, what they love the most about this lifestyle, and their favorite features of their rig. Check it out below!
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Vintage-Style School Bus Conversion
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This gorgeous 20-foot-long tiny house on wheels is for sale in North Carolina for $60,000. It fits the classy, modern farmhouse vibe that’s become so popular in recent years. White board-and-batten siding covers three sides of the home, and the tongue edge has stained tongue-and-groove siding.
On the inside, the house has shiplap walls and sage green soft-close cabinets. Ten feet of butcher block provide a beautiful food preparation area, and the overhang can fit two bar stools. The home also has a loft bedroom and a 3/4 bathroom.
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20 ft. Farmhouse Tiny House with a Big Kitchen
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This is a great DIY tiny house for sale in Colorado. You could purchase the house with or without 4.6 acres of land in Hartsel, where the original owner had planned to put his THOW permanently.
The house has two lofts, one with stair access and a nice landing, making it easier to get in and out of bed without crawling. There’s a bathroom with a residential and Nature’s Head composting toilet and a washer and dryer unit. The home is outfitted with a $10,000 solar package so that you can enjoy life off the grid. The house is for sale alone for $68,000, but you can also talk with the seller about purchasing the land.
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Off-Grid Tiny Home with $10K Solar System in Colorado
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Patty and Shane were living in a 3,500-square-foot home after spending years living around the United States for Shane’s military career. Despite all the moves, they’d never seen what the country had to offer. Once their boys were grown, they sold the house and started traveling in their fifth wheel.
After a couple of years on the road, they decided they wanted to travel from Texas to Alaska, so they downsized from the fifth wheel into a truck camper. The 100-square-foot space has a dinette bump out, which provides a little extra room, a wet bath, a kitchen, and a queen-sized bed.
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Headed to Alaska in Their Truck Camper
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This is the Copper Fox Treehouse in Maine, an incredible cabin shaped like a fox’s head—remarkable! The owner/designer/builder had a dream, and they executed it impeccably, with fantastic attention to detail that makes this small cabin feel magical.
The head is geometric, supported by welded brackets and wooden beams to create the proper angles to make this cabin look like a fox. But the cabin’s shape isn’t the only foxy thing—there are pillows, mugs, wallpaper, and more in fox designs and patterns—and those details sell the space.
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The Copper Fox Treehouse in Maine: Fun Vacation!
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Taylor and Britt met as part of a hiking group and eventually fell in love on a “travel buddy” journey to Montana. Their story is as sweet as their personalities, and you’ll love getting a taste of it in the video tour of their van below.
They converted the van in 10 months, and it includes many great features, like a convertible bed, a kitchen designed for cooking, and awesome storage hacks that make compact living more comfortable. Their only relationship trouble is sauce packets; you’ll need to watch the tour to learn more!
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He Keeps Throwing Away Her Sauce Packets…
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The plans for this Jennings cottage are perfect if you want a small family home with the option for a finished basement. These plans have a built-in covered porch off the open-concept living room and kitchen, and another covered porch is created below the walk-out basement.
The main floor includes two similarly sized bedrooms, a full bathroom, and a washer-dryer closet. If you complete the basement, you get another 800+ feet of living space, including a mechanical room, a second living room, and a third bedroom. Could you live in a house like this, or is it too big?
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1140 sq. ft. Home Plans with Basement
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This Little Gem on the Lake is a stunning stone and timber cabin in Sandpoint, Idaho, that’s 727 square feet of pure relaxation! Walls of French doors look out over Lake Pend Oreille and Schweitzer Mountain, and a balcony provides a beautiful spot to take in the views. If you want to get closer, you can wander to the dock and dip.
The living room inside the cabin has grand two-story ceilings, a wood stove, and a leather couch. A sturdy ladder leads to an open-air bedroom with a glass balcony overlooking the first floor. The home also has a kitchen and bathroom, fully equipped for a relaxing stay! I could definitely stay here.
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Cozy and Grand Cabin on Lake Pend Oreille, Idaho
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