In Fort Davis, Texas you’ll find this beautiful 30-foot THOW with Redwood siding for sale. It’s about 7 years old, but still looks wonderfully new on the inside.
It comes with a fridge, a little wood-burning stove, and a portable AC unit to cool down the loft. On-demand hot water makes showering comfortable, and you can enjoy relaxing on a real couch because of the space in the living room. The owners are asking $40,000.
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$40K Tiny House on Wheels w/ Double Lofts
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The defining feature of this eOne build is the walkway. Rather than two separate lofts you climb into individually, a full-length catwalk connects them, so moving between the two never means going back down the stairs and up again. It’s the detail that makes the upper level read as a second storey rather than two crawl spaces at opposite ends of a trailer.
Downstairs, a large galley kitchen runs nearly full-sized appliances — an induction cooktop, electric oven, tall fridge/freezer, and extra-tall cabinets — with a washer/dryer combo and a laundry center worked in beside the living room. Oversized picture windows and opening windows on both levels are what keep a narrow footprint from feeling closed in. At the far end, a compact bathroom holds a full-size fiberglass shower stall and a residential toilet.
Editor’s note: this was Unit #628, listed at $82,530 in early 2023, and it has sold. The eOne is still built to order — see current listings below.
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Jarrik and Vivian are an amazing couple from the Netherlands who wanted a chance to tour Europe and decided what better way to do so than in a self-built campervan. They spent 10 months, while still working full-time, converting their van and making it a stunning home on wheels.
They have a fixed bed in the back of their rig, as well as two bench seats with a pull-out table for mealtime. The whole van has a lovely blend of sage green and honey wood tones. We did a Q&A with the couple, which you can enjoy reading below!
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10 Months Converting a Gorgeous Van
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This fantastic couple came across a shed-on-the-water and purchased it sight-unseen! It ended up needing a total overhaul inside to make it into the adorable living space they now have.
Their marina payment is under $300/month, making it an affordable place to live. Plus, they’ve noticed that their resting heart rate has lowered since they moved in — something about the peace offered by the water. Enjoy their tour below!
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A Totally Off-Grid Floating Home for Under $300/Mo.
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Lindsay is an awesome enterprising woman who has lived in her self-converted van, Beau, for the past year. She’s now selling the rig, which took her 8 months to complete while she worked full-time. She’s converting another van which she may live in or sell when the time comes.
Her van is decked out with security features, like both indoor and outdoor cameras to catch any perpetrators. She also has multiple carbon monoxide detectors installed to ensure safety with a propane tank in the garage (vented). What do you think?
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Beau the Van For Sale: $89,000
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Mountain Shire is a Tolkien-inspired tiny house village in Sevierville, Tennessee, created by an uncle-and-nephew duo over several years. The property features six hobbit-themed tiny homes, each with a distinct whimsical theme and custom decor. A cedar-slice wall separates the village from the outside world, completing the Middle Earth atmosphere. The mountainside setting offers vacation stays for those looking to escape into a fantasy-inspired retreat.
Hobbit Hole Tiny Home on Mountainside
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Olivia had been a nurse for about 5 years and was completely burnt out. She saw a listing on Facebook Marketplace for a converted short bus for $10K. She had enough money in the bank from selling her home to immediately purchase the rig — and quit her job — in just 48 hours.
Believe it or not, she had never even heard about #buslife until she saw the listing for her bus! While the bus was livable as-purchased, she chose to finish the build to her taste, putting in another $10K to the build. Enjoy the tour below and let us know what you love most about it.
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Former Nurse’s $20K Bus with Two Adorable Dogs
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Here’s a gorgeous brand-new build from ESCAPE, an eOne model that’s both wider and taller than standard, allowing for extra headroom in the lofts and tons of space in the main living area.
This supersized eOne has a sliding glass door in the living room, so you can connect your space to the outdoors, and the long galley kitchen has plenty of butcher block counterspace for preparing meals. You can buy it right now for $114,170. What do you love about this model?
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Latest Build from ESCAPE For Sale Now
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This stunning Airbnb in the Tasmanian Bush was built by Artisan Tiny Homes, a local Australian tiny house builder. It feels like a romantic, cozy escape inside with a wood-burning stove, gorgeous wood tones, and a luxurious bathroom.
To get your own Naivasha model it would cost $119,000 AUD (about $83,000 USD). But if you just want the experience, you can book on Airbnb and enjoy the wood-fired hot tub!
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Cedar Tiny Home Built By Local Artisans
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