Tucked away in the rural town of Thonotosassa, Florida, near Tampa is a tiny house community unlike any other.
I recently had a chance to preview Escape’s Oaks Tiny House Community right before the grand opening and I was so impressed with the property. From the beautiful tiny homes to the natural surroundings, this tiny house village is really something special. If you’re interested, there’s still a chance to visit with an open house happening this Saturday, May 6th, from 9 am to 12 pm.
Visiting the Oaks Tiny House Community in Thonotosassa, Florida
This is a festival in the truest sense. Tiny houses, skoolies, DIYs, professional builds, and private-home owners.
PLUS… workshops, speakers, presentations, live entertainment, vendors, artisans, food trucks, and more!
ALSO… this is will be our 27th for-charity tiny house festival. To date we have given away over $754K+ from the proceeds of our events to over 100+ charities, great causes and within the communities where we hold our events.
This is a 720-sq.-ft., two-bedroom home in Arcadia, Florida.
It’s listed on the MFRMLS via Keller Williams for $125,000. I thought it could be a good opportunity for someone to live small and own some land in Florida. What do you think?
This is to let you know that there’s an available tiny house (unit 8) in the Escape Tampa Bay Tiny House Village in Thonotosassa, Florida.
It’s an Escape ONE XL Tall model with the solar option. Take a look below and if you’re seriously interested get in touch with sales over at Escape using the information below. What do you think?
This is a stealthy and RV-certified 28-ft. cargo trailer tiny house. Well, I call it stealth but at this point it’s pretty obvious that it’s an RV since it has added windows. But other than that, one could very well assume it is still some sort of work trailer. Sometimes these are built out with skylight windows for added stealthiness.
I don’t think I have ever come across a cargo-trailer build that is stated to be RV-certified. For some, that may not even matter, but if one ever plans on staying in a campground an RV certification may help increase the odds to be allowed to park and camp onsite with a tiny house like this. So take a look and let us know what you think! Is this a style that you would ever consider?
Looking for somewhere interesting to stay in Florida? Here is a tree house cabin in the woods of Kissimmee, Florida.
Technically it may not be considered a tree house, but some tree-lovers will be relieved by the fact that it’s on stilts. Either way, it seems like a pretty cool place to stay near Orlando, Florida that definitely feels like a tree house! What do you think? Want to stay here? You can…
This is an incredible air-conditioned tree house in Saint Cloud, Florida near theme parks and other interesting destinations.
It has a complete wrap around balcony and deck and is perfectly nestled into a southern live oak tree that’s estimated to be around 300 years old. There are 4 horses on the property that you can enjoy looking at and even feed provided carrots to. Anyway, the treehouse features a bedroom, bathroom, kitchenette, table and chairs, and outdoor space. Check it out! I can’t wait to stay here someday! How about you? PS – you can book it via Karen And Rick on Airbnb.
