This is a creative 2008 Ford Econoline 4×4 van conversion by Moxie Van Co.
The van seats and sleeps two, features a passenger swivel seat, wool insulated walls, a 6.0L diesel engine, compact kitchen galley, fresh and gray water canisters, Maxxair roof vent, and more!
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This is a rare Escape Classic two-bedroom tiny house featuring an additional bedroom with bunk beds! The space can also be used as a home office or hobby room.
The tiny home recently left one of Escape’s communities. It is being offered at a $36,000 discount—the full spec sheet is provided at the bottom of this post. Enjoy the tour and floor plan, and learn more below! What do you think of this layout?
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This 2011 Ford E350 conversion features a rebuilt engine and transmission and is up for grabs for $24,000 or the best offer.
The owner turned the van into a cozy and functional mobile living space. The van was purchased in 2021 with 190,000 miles and has since then had a Jasper Crate Engine and a brand-new transmission installed. It only has 10,000 miles after the rebuild. The van features a solar system, refrigerator, diesel heater, roof fan, wool insulation, and more to make it a cozy and functional home on wheels. Learn more below!
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This Steward & Stevenson Off-Grid Expedition Truck might be your ticket to the ultimate adventure. It’s a rugged, off-road home on wheels for sale for $118,500.
Powered by a CAT 3116 engine with an Allison 7-speed automatic transmission, this truck has been cruising highways and backroads for 32,000 miles. The current owner has put 25k miles on it, living and traveling in it for 3 of the 4 years of ownership. The off-road truck home includes 1980 watts of solar power and 420ah lithium batteries! Learn more below!
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In October 2024, Hurricane Milton struck the Tampa Bay area with 115 mph winds and over 12 inches of rain. The ESCAPE tiny houses at ESCAPE Tampa Bay Village in Thonotosassa, Florida weathered the storm with zero damage, demonstrating the durability of their construction methods.
Florida, with its year-round warm weather and stunning landscapes, is an ideal state for tiny house living.
Whether you’re looking to build your own tiny home, stay in one for vacation, or find a community of like-minded enthusiasts, Florida offers the opportunities. Here’s a guide to the top tiny house resources in the Sunshine State, including builders, communities, vacations, events, and additional resources.
This private tiny house in Millerstown, Pennsylvania, is available as an Airbnb rental. It offers an off-grid experience with a composting toilet. The nearby river is perfect for kayaking or canoeing. Wi-Fi is available, and all the essentials, including firewood and charcoal, are provided for a worry-free stay!
Relax on the spacious deck with a hot tub, grill, and cozy lounge area, or unwind around the campfire under the stars. Just a short walk away, a peaceful creek offers the chance to fish or enjoy the calming sounds of the water. The main loft offers a cozy sleeping space, while a futon on the main floor provides additional options.
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This is a tiny Chevy/GMC-themed shipping container house on an urban farm in Keller, Texas. The exterior and interior are decorated with vintage GMC trinkets, including an outdoor tailgate and functional 3D artwork, like the vintage hood awning. On top of that, there’s even a rooftop deck!
The interior layout includes a cozy main-floor bedroom with a queen bed, a kitchenette with metal cabinets, a coffee nook, and a retro bathroom with everything you might need. If you want to bring more friends or family, there’s another container cabin on the property. And you’re within walking distance of Shannon Brewing Company!
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If you’re looking for a one-of-a-kind tiny home experience in Austin, Texas, you’ve got to check out this Unique Eastside Container Home.
Tucked away in Central East Austin, this industrial-chic 40-foot shipping container tiny home is just minutes from downtown, UT campus, and some of the city’s best attractions. Slide open a tri-panel set of 8-foot doors that pivot the living area to the outdoors, creating that perfect indoor-outdoor flow.
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