This is to let you know that there’s an Escape Boho Tiny House for sale and available right now (while it lasts). Sold!
In addition, there’s a $2100 discount on it. This tiny house is on wheels with a full kitchen, bathroom, living area, and main-floor sleeping – all in an open layout. It’s beautiful! I’ve stayed in one of these before and I love it. It’s a great tiny house and all for under-$50k brand-new. Check it out! And if you want it, it’s available right away (while it lasts). Sold!
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Boho Tiny House On Wheels For Sale, Just Built! (Sold)
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This is the Expanse Studio Tiny House by Tiny Heirloom which is not built on wheels, instead, it’s built on steel skids.
The cabin measures 20′ by 10′, so it’s about 200-sq.-ft. of space inside, with a full bathroom, living area, kitchenette, and front deck. They also make the Expanse 2.0 which is a 30′ by 10′ version with a bedroom, you can check that out right here.
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200-sq.-ft. Studio Tiny House on Skids by Tiny Heirloom
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Here’s another example of an awesome couple who found themselves trapped in the 9 to 5 grind and wanted something more — and so they jumped on the skoolie bandwagon, cultivated remote work opportunities, and have been bus living since September 2019.
Shelby says bus life has significantly improved her mental health, which is so important in general, and especially during the challenging times that have been the last year.
The bus interior is sleek and modern, which is just what they wanted to keep a minimalistic feel. We got to interview Shelby, so be sure to read the Q&A at the end of the post (and follow them on Instagram here).
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Shelby & David’s Aimless Travels in their Bus Conversion
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While plenty of people living in skoolies go the DIY route, if pulling out the power tools isn’t in your wheelhouse, there are companies that do bus conversions! Paved to Pines is one such company.
Based in Canada, Paved to Pines was started by two college buddies who began by simply converting a bus for themselves. But now they have the experience to create builds for others, and do so for clients across Canada and the US. One of their most recent builds is the gorgeous watermelon-colored “Big Betty.”
Betty is a 37′ school bus ready for a family. It has two bunks, a separate Master bedroom, and a front lounge area that can turn into additional guest sleeping. This was designed for a client, but you can commission a similar build (or something custom!). Check out their FAQ page here.
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They’ll Convert a Bus or Van for You!
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This is an Escape Tradition Tiny House in the Olympic Mountains of Sequim, Washington.
There are hundreds of trails for hiking, horseback riding, and mountain biking just a few miles away. This is a Tradition model from Escape which features a covered front porch and a sleeping loft. This model is no longer listed on their website.
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Escape Tradition Tiny House In Washington
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The Oaks is the second phase of the ESCAPE Tampa Bay Tiny House Village in Florida. This expansion is named for the ancient oak trees on the property and is larger than the original Village phase. Like phase one, all lots are leased and only ESCAPE tiny houses are permitted, creating a cohesive community aesthetic. The development features newly designed ESCAPE units alongside classic models. Units occasionally become available for resale.
ESCAPE Tampa Bay Village Community
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Chad and Paul were living in New York working typical corporate jobs but wanted more out of life. So they began transitioning their work to be remote-friendly, and then decided they ought to do something with their newfound freedom.
While one of them really wanted to live on a sailboat, they settled on van life and purchased the amazing Winnebago Travato RV, which they have dubbed the “Vandelorian.” It has everything including a bathroom, but its most amazing feature is the lithium battery system that keeps them so well-powered off-grid they never even think about conserving it!
RELATED: See their NEWEST Van, their Storyteller Van, Right Here!
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From Corporate NY Jobs to Digital Nomads: Van Life!
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Joy and Austin decided to downsize from their 850 sq. ft. apartment into a Sprinter 5th wheel so they could start saving money to eventually purchase a home of their own. This “tiny for awhile” mindset has really gained popularity lately, and it can be such a wise way to get started.
Paint goes a long way, and in the 7 months they’ve lived tiny they have really made their once-outdated camper into a stylish home sweet home. The RV has a master bedroom for Joy and Austin, and then a separate room for their baby.
We got to interview Joy about their tiny life, so be sure to check out that Q&A at the end of the post! You can follow the family to see more here.
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Family of 3 and Their Stationary RV Life
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This is a park model tiny cabin with land in Lawtey, Florida.
The cabin and land are for sale, they’re asking $35k for the unit, or $50,000 for both the land and the tiny home. The house dimensions are 12 x 41 and it was built in 2013. It’s a big tiny house (400-sq.-ft.) with land! What do you think?
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400-Sq.-Ft. Tiny House In Lawtey, Florida For Sale With Land!
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