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Escape eBoho XL: A One-Floor All-Electric Tiny House with Stone Counters

The eBoho XL takes ESCAPE’s all-electric Boho platform and stretches it, and the extra length goes somewhere specific: a queen bed you can walk all the way around. In most tiny houses the mattress is jammed into a corner or a loft, meaning somebody climbs over somebody else. Here it sits on the main floor with clearance on every side and storage tucked beside and beneath it.

The kitchen runs stone countertops, a deep sink, and an apartment-sized refrigerator, with an extra-deep shelf above for the overflow that usually has nowhere to go. Across from the fridge, a tall closet handles hanging clothes plus brooms and mops — a genuinely rare inclusion in a tiny house. The living area has a fold-flat couch that becomes a second bed and a flip-up table for work or meals, and a 3/4 bathroom sits behind a frosted door.

Editor’s note: this unit (eBoho XL #997) was offered at $67.9K with a $7.2K discount in 2023 and has sold. The eBoho line is still in production — see ESCAPE’s current inventory and other listings below.
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Inside the eBoho XL: A Walk-Around Bed on One Floor

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There’s a fold-flat couch and stone countertops.

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An extra deep shelf over the kitchen provides additional storage.

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A 3/4 bathroom is behind the frosted door.

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Design Details

  • All-electric eBoho XL, one-floor layout (Unit #997)
  • The one-floor design features a comfortable queen-sized bed with ample storage.
  • The kitchen boasts stone countertops, a good sink, and an apartment-sized fridge.
  • A tall closet is provided for mops/brooms and hanging clothing.
  • The living space includes a fold-flat couch and a flip-up table.
  • Original asking price: $67,900, discounted from $75,100 (2023, sold)
  • Additional storage is available with an extra deep shelf over the kitchen.
  • The tiny house features a 3/4 bathroom behind a frosted door.

Why One-Floor Layouts Keep Winning

  • Walking room around the bed is a real quality-of-life feature. It decides whether two people can share the home without one climbing over the other every night.
  • No loft means no ladder, ever. Single-floor tiny houses stay livable through injury, illness, and age — which is why they hold resale value.
  • A dedicated utility closet is the detail buyers forget to ask for. Brooms, mops, and a vacuum need somewhere to live, and in most tiny houses that place does not exist.
  • All-electric simplifies siting. No propane means no tanks, no lines, and a clean path to running the house on solar later.

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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