The Escape eBoho XLS is a 30-foot tiny house that is one foot wider than standard models, creating a noticeably more spacious interior. This all-electric design features a separate first-floor bedroom, galley kitchen with stone countertops and gourmet induction cooktop, and a bathroom with a 5-foot tub/shower combo. The home includes a washer/dryer, USB outlets throughout, and smart TV. Cedar siding with metal accents gives the exterior a modern look, while the private deck and professional landscaping integrate with The Oaks community setting.
30-Foot eBoho XLS at The Oaks Village
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This modern cottage in Yaremcha, Ukraine was intentionally built to resemble a traditional windmill. The four-level interior includes a kitchen, living room with fireplace, bathroom with soaking tub, and turret-style bedroom at the top. Custom curved furniture and cabinetry fit the round floor plan, and finishes are made from various hardwood species.
Design Details
- Location: Yaremcha, Ukraine
- Style: Windmill-inspired new construction
- Levels: 4 floors connected by spiral stairs
- Floor 1: Kitchen with bathroom
- Floor 2: Living room with curved couch and fireplace
- Floor 3: Bathroom with jacuzzi tub and shower
- Floor 4: Turret bedroom with queen bed
- Interior: Custom curved furniture, hardwood finishes
- Views: Elephant Rock, Prut River nearby
- Parking: Available on-site
- Availability: Rental on Airbnb
Windmill Exterior
Images via Airbnb
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Karen’s journey toward tiny living began after her youngest child moved out. She started by selling her home and began traveling in an RV. Then she decided on a tiny house, so she put a down payment on a home from a tiny house builder, only to find out some months later that the business went under, and her money was gone.
Not giving up, she paid the loan back, recouped her losses, and was able to purchase a new Incred-i-Box model tiny home from Incredible Tiny Homes for $20,000. She spent some time finishing the interior and now lives in a park in Arizona, loving that her dreams of living simply and affordably finally came true!
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Empty-Nester’s $20K Tiny Home Life After Getting Scammed by a Tiny House Builder
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The Tiny Blue Nell is one adorable tiny house! And it doesn’t even have a loft, despite the short 14′ length. Instead, a futon couch provides a spot to sleep (although a Murphy bed would make a great addition).
There’s a 3/4 bathroom at the back of the house and a little kitchen with a mini fridge, sink, and removable cooktop. The best part is the price tag — which is under $35k! You can buy it in Ocala, Florida.
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Tiny Blue Nell is An Adorable Tiny Home
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Pamela and her husband Ulrich have been living on a boat since the day before their wedding — 30-plus years ago. When expecting their first child, they debated buying a home on land but ultimately purchased a 100-year-old tugboat that they renovated into a floating home.
The tugboat had had a number of owners over the years who had used it for different things, but with Ulrich’s amazing metalwork skills and sculpture experience, they were able to re-design the boat to meet their family’s needs. Now that their daughters are grown, and it’s getting harder to do boat maintenance, the couple are considering life on land once again.
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Decades of Family Life Aboard a Tugboat
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Meet “The Road Boss,” a railway-car-inspired Gooseneck tiny house built this year on a 1998 JAMC trailer. The whole home has a comfy vintage vibe and uses the best materials for a luxury finish.
The gooseneck bedroom fits a queen-sized bed and has tons of necessary headroom. There’s a built-in couch/bench with additional storage and a galley kitchen with sleek epoxy countertops. A compact toilet-and-shower bathroom finishes off the layout. It’s for sale for $85,000 in Stoughton, MA.
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“The Road Boss” Custom Gooseneck THOW: 2023 Tiny House on 1998 JAMC Gooseneck Trailer
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Adam’s father had always wanted to convert a school bus and homeschool Adam and a potential second child while traveling the country. Tragically, his life was cut short. But Adam — and his Winnebago named “Eve” — are making that dream a reality!
Originally, Adam thought he would only be on the road for a year, but once he was 9 months in, he wanted to find out how to do this indefinitely. He sold his house, his motorcycle, and the car he loved to pursue van life! Even though the Winnebago Revel was already converted, Adam has made several personalizations to the van which you’ll love to examine in the video tour.
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His Solo Van Life with Amazing Attention to Detail and Constant Improvements
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The MoonLander Truck Camper by RADICA is an affordable and innovative truck shell built for camping that starts at just $5,500. It’s a hybrid between a traditional truck topper and a camper, giving truck owners an accessible entry point into overlanding and expedition life.
The unique design extends on both sides, allowing you to sleep sideways over the truck bed. This means approximately 80″ of sleeping length in a mid-size truck, and up to 87″ in a full-size truck.
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Extended Sides Allow Sideways Sleeping
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Tucked into the ridgeline of Lookout Mountain in Wildwood, Georgia, this all-wood yurt cabin offers something rare in the tiny living world: a fully round floor plan that feels spacious despite its compact footprint. Built with a central tree trunk beam as its structural and aesthetic anchor, the cabin blends rustic craftsmanship with a shabby-chic aesthetic that makes every corner feel intentional.
What makes yurt-style cabins compelling for tiny living enthusiasts is how the circular design eliminates wasted corner space. Every square foot in a round structure is usable, and this particular build takes full advantage of that geometry with a layout that cleanly divides living, sleeping, cooking, and bathing into distinct zones without walls.
Images courtesy of Cortney & Adam via Airbnb
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