ESCAPE’s e-series was the company’s answer to rising build costs: rather than quoting every home as a custom order, they produced ready-made versions of their most popular models, which cut both the price and the wait.
This post tours two of them side by side. The eVista is the all-electric take on the Vista — a single-level studio with clean lines, a flip-up table, open shelving, a microwave and induction cooktop, under-bed storage, and the huge picture windows the model is known for. The eVista XL stretches that footprint far enough to add a private bedroom, with a closet and bathroom on the opposite side.
That is the real distinction worth understanding between the two: the XL trades length for a door.
Editor’s note: when this was published in 2022 the eVista started at $43,600, with an upgraded unit at $52.6K. Those units sold and prices have moved since. ESCAPE’s current e-series lineup and pricing are linked below.
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Here’s the exterior of the eVista
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As always, clean lines and quality materials!
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Flip-up table and open shelving.
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Microwave and induction cooktop.
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Classic huge picture windows bring the outdoors in.
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Underbed storage is a must in a tiny space.
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And here’s the eVista XL (also for sale right now!)
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The Xl has a private bedroom.
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Closet and bathroom on the other side.
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Gorgeous exterior as well!
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VIDEO: eVista Variation For Sale
VIDEO: eVista XL for Sale
eVista vs. eVista XL: How to Choose
- The XL buys you a door. The standard eVista is a studio; the XL adds a private bedroom. That is the single decision that separates them.
- Ready-made trades choice for price and speed. Pre-built units cost less and ship sooner because the specification is already fixed.
- All-electric removes propane entirely. No tanks, no gas lines, no inspections — and a clean path to solar later.
- Under-bed storage is essential at studio size. With no loft and no spare room, the volume beneath the mattress is the largest storage you have.
Learn more
- ESCAPE’s current e-series models
- ESCAPE’s current in-stock homes (the 2022 units shown here have sold)
- eVista brochure
- eVista XL brochure
- All About eEscape Tiny Houses
Looking for Tiny Houses Currently For Sale?
The 2022 units shown here have sold, but both models remain in ESCAPE’s lineup. Here’s what’s currently listed.
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A few recent listings worth a look:
- eVista by Escape: A Modern Single-Level Tiny House Ready Now for $55,480
- eVista King Limited: Escape’s Most Affordable Cottage Yet
- Escape eBoho GO: A New All-Electric Tiny House With a Main-Floor Queen
- Best Tiny Homes Under $75K: 6 Affordable Builds You Can Buy Right Now
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I hope the do custom work. A/C unit in wrong place! Would make alot of changes. I wonder who designs these,can’t be a woman.
Actually, quite a few are designed by women. But this is a budget/economy model and that puts constraints on the design options to meet that price point. Like stated in the article, even with upgrades, this eVista is a full $7k less than the base model Vista.
There’s just always trade offs and compromises with any change, some more than others…
Disappointed with the Escape N2. Nothing like the N1 which is a great design. Why doesn’t Escape sell the N1?
The N-series are their Manufactured Houses, but Escape doesn’t normally make Manufactured Houses. So they’re limited edition production as they’ll only be set up to produce one design each year. N1 was 2021 and the N2 is 2022…
Before the N1, Escape only produced Park Model RV’s and THOWs, with the occasional custom and specialty option like a container home on wheels. They started with Park Model RV’s and their business model is still primarily the same as an RV manufacturer and even have certain dealerships you can find their models…Though, they’ve largely switched to producing THOWs but most are still model series designs that are manufactured in their factory…