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Escape eONE Limited Edition: A Loaded Two-Story Tiny House for $105,389

Escape has a rare eONE Limited Edition in its in-stock sale lineup at a one-time price of $105,389. It’s a true two-story, all-electric tiny house on wheels loaded with upgrades that had never been offered on the eONE before: oversized windows including floor-to-ceiling glass on the second floor, a special exterior color, a quartz kitchen with a dishwasher, and a full stacked laundry center.

Escape eONE Limited Edition tiny house on wheels with cedar siding parked beside a lake

Images courtesy of Escape (escapetraveler.net)


A Limited Edition Built Around Glass

The window package is the headline. Oversized windows run throughout the home, and the upper level gets floor-to-ceiling glass that turns the second floor into a lookout. Downstairs, the entry wall is dominated by a picture window. With this much glass, there’s no dark corner in the house.

Entry of the Escape eONE Limited Edition with a large picture window and cable rail loft above

Image courtesy of Escape (escapetraveler.net)

Stairs, Not a Ladder

A real staircase with a modern cable rail leads to the second floor. Stairs make the upper level usable every day instead of a nightly climb, and the open rail keeps the main floor reading as one tall, connected space. Tucked in beside them is something you rarely see in a tiny house this size: a full laundry center with a stacked washer and dryer.

Interior of the Escape eONE Limited Edition showing the staircase, galley kitchen and stacked washer dryer

Image courtesy of Escape (escapetraveler.net)

An All-Electric Kitchen That Doesn’t Compromise

The kitchen is where the upgrades stack up: a quartz countertop, an oversized deep sink, and a dishwasher — three things that are rare at this scale. Add an induction cooktop, a combo microwave/convection oven, and a tall fridge over freezer, all set into expanded maple cabinetry.

Because the house is all-electric, there’s no propane, no tanks, and nothing to vent.

All-electric kitchen in the Escape eONE Limited Edition with quartz counters, dishwasher and induction cooktop

Image courtesy of Escape (escapetraveler.net)

A Living Area Wrapped in Windows

The living end has a wall-mounted Smart TV, corner windows on two walls, and the heat pump head set low where it can move air across the room. It’s left open so you can bring in the furniture that fits how you actually live.

Living area of the Escape eONE Limited Edition with a wall-mounted Smart TV and corner windows

Image courtesy of Escape (escapetraveler.net)

The Second Floor Is a Real Room

Upstairs there’s standing headroom, windows on three sides, and a wide floor plate — a bedroom or home office, not a mattress under a roofline. The floor-to-ceiling glass at the end wall frames the view like a picture window.

Second floor of the Escape eONE Limited Edition with windows on three sides and cable rail detailing

Image courtesy of Escape (escapetraveler.net)

The far end picks up another long window band, so even the deepest corner gets daylight and a view.

Upper floor room in the Escape eONE Limited Edition with a long window band framing a lake view

Image courtesy of Escape (escapetraveler.net)

A Bathroom Built Like a House Bathroom

The bathroom sits behind a frosted-glass door and keeps the same birch paneling as the rest of the home, with a wall-hung sink, a standard-height toilet, an overhead cabinet, and an opening privacy window.

Bathroom in the Escape eONE Limited Edition with wall-hung sink, storage cabinet and privacy window

Image courtesy of Escape (escapetraveler.net)

Next to it is a full-size shower with a one-piece surround — not a wet bath or a corner insert.

Full-size shower in the Escape eONE Limited Edition bathroom

Image courtesy of Escape (escapetraveler.net)

Design Details

  • Model: Escape eONE Limited Edition
  • Price: $105,389 one-time price
  • Type: Two-story tiny house on wheels, all-electric
  • Kitchen: Quartz countertop, oversized deep sink, dishwasher, induction cooktop, combo microwave/convection oven, tall fridge/freezer, expanded cabinetry
  • Laundry: Stacked washer/dryer
  • Bath: Full-size shower, wall-hung sink, overhead storage
  • Windows: Oversized throughout plus floor-to-ceiling glass on the second floor; window coverings included
  • Climate: High-efficiency A/C heat pump, high R-value spray foam insulation
  • Extras: Special exterior color, storm/screen door, cable rail detailing, Smart TV, USB outlets
  • Availability: In-stock; free storage available, delivery available, financing from as low as 2.9%

What Makes This One Special

  • It’s a true two-story, not a loft. Stairs and standing headroom change how the house gets used every day.
  • The appliance list has no asterisks. Dishwasher, oven, induction cooktop, tall fridge/freezer, washer and dryer.
  • All-electric simplifies everything. No propane tanks, lines, or venting.
  • The glass is the design. Floor-to-ceiling second-floor windows make the interior read far larger than its footprint.
  • These upgrades were never offered on the eONE before. A one-off build, not a catalog unit.

Interested in This Tiny House?

This eONE Limited Edition is an in-stock unit at a one-time price of $105,389. Free storage is available, delivery is available, and financing runs as low as 2.9%.

Highlights

  • Rare, fully loaded Escape eONE Limited Edition at $105,389
  • True two-story THOW with a staircase, cable rail, and floor-to-ceiling second-floor glass
  • All-electric kitchen with quartz counters, dishwasher, induction cooktop, and combo oven
  • Stacked washer/dryer and a full-size shower
  • High-efficiency heat pump and high R-value spray foam insulation
  • Special exterior color, storm/screen door, window coverings, and Smart TV included

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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.
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