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N1 is the most iconic and sought-after unit at Escape Tampa Bay, situated on the largest and most private lot in the community. Featured in Dwell Magazine, the home is noted for its ‘clean, calm design’ and its ability to blend indoor and outdoor living through a dramatic wall of folding glass doors. It boasts the largest footprint in the community and offers a serene setting with lush coconut palms and a quiet park backdrop.

Cozy tiny house featuring a sleek, contemporary style surrounded by lush greenery. Perfect for minim.
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A fully built and equipped eVista unit ready for immediate delivery without the standard production wait. It is designed for efficiency and immediate use.

Modern tiny house on wheels with black exterior and large windows inside a warehouse.
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A design-forward cottage that combines the features of the eVista with the wider floor plan of the Classic King. It features a private bedroom with a King bed and a fully screened porch to extend living space outdoors.

eVista King Floor Model Image 1
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This unit is an expanded version of the eOne, featuring increased width and height for a greater sense of openness. It includes massive windows and a gourmet kitchen, and is the final unit available at this specific clearance pricing.

Modern tiny house kitchen with sleek appliances and light wood cabinetry.
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An enhanced version of the popular eOne model featuring an open layout, high ceilings, and a flexible second floor for sleeping or working. It includes a newly updated kitchen designed for both style and function.

Modern black tiny house on wheels with large window and door, inside visible, in an indoor setting.
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The Kimbo 6 is a revolutionary truck camper that challenges traditional design by stripping away the unnecessary and focusing on structural integrity and simplicity. Built in Bellingham, Washington, this frameless aluminum monocoque shell is engineered to be as nimble as it is durable, fitting mid-size trucks like the Toyota Tacoma, Ford Ranger, and Chevy Colorado without the bulk of traditional slide-in campers.

Kimbo 6 aluminum truck camper on a silver Toyota Tacoma in a desert landscape

Images courtesy of Kimbo Living

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Escapod’s TOPO2 Nomad sits at an interesting intersection in the off-road trailer market: it is built specifically for people who want to go farther off the pavement than a typical camping trailer allows, but who also want something they can grow with over time. The TOPO2 Nomad is a purpose-built overlanding platform that starts at approximately $25,495 for the Base trim and scales up through Basecamp and Summit configurations depending on how equipped you want to be before your first trip.

Side view of an Escapod TOPO2 trailer with an extended awning, parked in a forest clearing surrounded by pine trees

Image courtesy of Escapod Trailers

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For many, van life is about disconnecting and getting back to basics. But for a new generation of nomads, it’s about bringing the comforts of home — including high-tech hobbies — on the road. This van build by BTBuilds is a perfect example, featuring a custom, built-in gaming system that turns a mobile living space into a high-performance gaming rig.

Before and after of a converted gaming van with cozy interior lighting.

Image via YouTube / BTBuilds

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The Elderberry by Made Relative is a 30-foot tiny house on wheels that perfectly balances rustic charm with modern functionality. Built on a triple-axle PAD tiny house trailer, this 320-square-foot home is designed for those who refuse to compromise on space or style. With its warm cedar exterior and expertly crafted oak interior, it’s a beautiful example of professional tiny house construction.

Tiny house on wheels with modern design in a grassy field during sunset.

Images courtesy of Made Relative Tiny Homes

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