The Koala Bear is Rolling Bear Tiny Homes’ most compact take on life on the road—a tiny house on wheels of up to 250 square feet built for solo travelers and couples, squeezing a lofted bedroom, a full kitchen, a living room with a built-in work nook, a storage staircase, and a complete bathroom with a soaking tub into a bold navy-and-cedar shell, all wired with 30-amp service and optional solar so two people can roam British Columbia and beyond without giving up real comforts.
This RVIA-certified Escape One XL tiny home in the gated Escape Tampa Bay Village is listed for sale at $99,900 firm, with more than $15,000 in recent upgrades already done. Built by Escape in 2020 and gently used, the 388-square-foot home lives surprisingly large thanks to a soaring double-height ceiling, a wall of windows, and not one but two lofts: a queen sleeping loft and a second loft fitted with a custom California Closet system. Downstairs you will find a full kitchen with maple cabinetry and stone counters, a living area with a built-in entertainment center and electric fireplace, a full bathroom, and an included stacked washer/dryer, smart TV, and queen mattress. Recent improvements include an upgraded HVAC system, a new tankless water heater, new downstairs flooring, and the custom closet build-out, and the buyer can keep it in the community (lot rent is $620/month and covers water, sewer, garbage, pool, security, and landscaping) or relocate it. You can view the full listing and contact the seller on the Tiny Home Builders Marketplace.
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This brand-new custom tiny house in Midvale, Utah is a high-end, “built like a house, not an RV” build listed for sale at $95,000 firm. Constructed in 2025 on a premium Iron Eagle trailer, the 32-foot, 280-square-foot home is finished with real residential framing, a full closed-cell spray-foam envelope, and tinted tempered-glass windows, and it is designed so all of the living and sleeping happens on the main floor, with no lofts or ladders. Inside, a dramatic dark wood vaulted ceiling tops a bright, modern interior that includes a full kitchen with stainless appliances, a tiled bathroom with a glass corner shower, in-home laundry, and a spacious main-floor bedroom. Never lived in and move-in ready, it would work as a full-time residence, a guest house or ADU, a rental, a home office, or a private escape on your own land. You can view the full listing and contact the seller on the Tiny Home Builders Marketplace.
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This 2023 Escape Boho XL Premium is a high-quality, full-time-ready tiny house on wheels listed for sale at $69,900 in Fort Myers, Florida. Built by Escape and set on a custom RVIA-certified trailer, the 28-foot home (33 feet with the hitch) packs 238 square feet of warm, wood-lined living space into a layout that lives big: a private main-floor queen bedroom, a full kitchen with a full-size refrigerator, a real bathroom with a tub/shower and washer/dryer, and a bright living area with a fold-down desk and dining table. With dual axles and leveling jacks, heating and cooling, excellent storage throughout, and turn-key, ready-to-tow condition, it is a polished option whether you want a primary home, a long-term travel base, or a rental unit. You can view the full listing and contact the seller on the Tiny Home Builders Marketplace.
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The Skylar Bear is Rolling Bear Tiny Homes’ answer for people whose office is wherever they park—a 320-square-foot tiny house on wheels designed as a full-time remote-work retreat, pairing a dedicated workspace built for productivity with an elevated living room, a full kitchen, a queen loft bedroom, a deluxe green bathroom, and a sculptural spiral staircase, all wrapped in log-profile siding and packed with eco features like solar, rainwater harvesting, and a composting toilet so a professional can clock in from a forest, a mountainside, or a lakeshore.
We’ve climbed the lofts of the Tommy, the Erica, and the Adams — but the Justine by Craft House does something none of its siblings do: it puts the bedroom on the ground floor. At 8.4 meters long it’s the largest of the bunch, yet it’s a true single-level home with no lofts and no ladders — a walk-in bedroom with a real 160×200 cm bed, a living room with a full kitchenette, and a complete bathroom, all wrapped in warm Scandinavian spruce under a gable roof. Built in Poland on a road-ready SYMA trailer for 199,000 PLN (roughly €47,000 / $50,000), it’s the accessible, stair-free option in the lineup. Watch the video tour below, then explore the photos.
The Justine mobile tiny house by Craft House. Images courtesy of Craft House.
We’ve toured the Tommy and the Erica, and today we’re rounding out the Craft House lineup with the Adams — the warmest and most cabin-like of the trio. Built in Poland on a road-ready SYMA trailer, this 7.2-meter gable-roofed mobile tiny house wraps about 18.8 square meters into a living room with a kitchenette, a full bathroom, and a sleeping mezzanine (a sofa bed adds room for guests). What sets it apart is the all-natural-wood interior bathed in light from a band of clerestory windows tucked under the gable peak — and at 182,000 PLN (roughly €43,000 / $46,000), it’s the most affordable of the three. Let’s take a look.
The Adams mobile tiny house by Craft House. Images courtesy of Craft House.
The Spirit Bear is Rolling Bear Tiny Homes’ build for the long-haul traveler—a tiny house on wheels with more than 300 square feet aimed at solo adventurers and couples chasing a nomadic life, pairing a private bedroom and a loft sleeping area with a vaulted cedar great room, a butcher-block farmhouse kitchen, a deluxe bathroom behind a reclaimed barn door, and a hand-cut metal loft railing of a bear roaming a British Columbia mountainscape, all wired with 30-amp service and optional solar so it can roam comfortably in any season.
The Salmon Bear is Rolling Bear Tiny Homes’ answer for families who want both comfort and adventure—a four-season tiny house on wheels with two queen-size sleeping areas, a vaulted cedar great room, a full kitchen and bathroom, and a hand-cut metal loft railing depicting a bear fishing for salmon, all wrapped in log-profile siding and built in British Columbia to surpass Canadian RV and building-code standards so the whole family can chase the wilderness without leaving real-home comforts behind.
