Great Lakes Tiny Home has a Modern Nova — stock 260427 — on the builder’s lot in Baltic, Ohio: 396 square feet, one main-floor bedroom, one bathroom, sale-priced at $136,990 as of August 27, 2026.
Black ¼-inch corrugated metal, cedar around the door, a painted-white interior. The listing says it sleeps up to two.
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This seven-by-fourteen tiny house shell on wheels can be turned into an office or a cozy little house. Brian C listed this custom mobile cottage on the Tiny Home Builders marketplace on August 23, 2026. As of August 25, 2026, the price is $20,000 in Brookfield, Connecticut 06804. It is a 2020 tiny house shell on a trailer: 100 square feet, 0 beds, 0 baths, pre-owned, no land.
After walking the Camino de Santiago twice — five weeks each time, as little as she could carry — Joanne came home to a Sydney studio and wondered why she had so much stuff. Then a workplace injury left her with a permanent injury and a mortgage she was worried about keeping. She sold the apartment. Her daughter and son-in-law offered a patch of their Blue Mountains land. Two years in, she lives mortgage-free. The main house ran close to AU$220,000; both tinies came to about AU$250,000, plus AU$35,000 of groundwork and a AU$20,000 deck.
Geoff Daigle and Candace bought this ESCAPE eONE in November 2024 as a rental in New Smyrna Beach, Florida. They’re fans of tiny-home efficiency. On Airbnb and VRBO it went to traveling professionals who preferred it over hotels, and to snowbirds who stayed a month at a time.
The RV park is no longer allowing rentals, so they are selling. The house is 408 square feet, fully furnished, and listed at $85,000. You can move it — or move into the Florida site at $575/month plus electricity.
A vintage 1965 Airstream Caravel — 17 feet, 2,250 pounds, all-new 50-amp electric and no propane — is listed for $65,000 just outside Richmond. Tiny Haven named her Sol.
Danielle and Jonathan renovated this one as a mid-century modern apartment on wheels: full kitchen, tiled bath, a custom couch that pulls out into a double bed, and all the decor. Let’s take a closer look.
Allison Williams and her family sold a modest Portland house so Dad could stay home. They bought land in Port Angeles, Washington, and a tiny house on wheels — and spent nearly eight years mortgage-free. Their daughter grew up in 290 square feet. She’s becoming a teen now and outgrowing her spaces, so they’re selling the tiny house. The land already sold separately, to someone who already has a tiny house of their own.
Every so often a tiny house shows up on the resale market that you remember. This is one of those. The Adirondack by Cubist Engineering is a 106-square-foot cube of glass and charred wood that hides an entire bed underneath its own floor — and one of them is currently listed for sale in Dallas, Texas.
We first covered this design back in 2017, and the “secret bed” is still the thing people ask about. So let’s look at the house, then dig into how that bed actually works and where you can see it for yourself.
Images courtesy of Cubist Engineering
Escape has a finished eVista ready for immediate delivery at $55,480. It’s a single-level, all-electric tiny house on wheels with a built-in queen bed under a window wall, a maple kitchen with a tall refrigerator/freezer, and about $12,800 in options already loaded in — with no production wait.
Images courtesy of Escape (escapetraveler.net)
Escape’s new eBoho GO is in the in-stock sale lineup at a special price of $45,440. It’s the smallest of the eBoho models — a single-axle, all-electric tiny house with a built-in queen bed, a butcher block work/kitchen counter, and windows on every wall, built to the same standard as the rest of the ESCAPE line.
Images courtesy of Escape (escapetraveler.net)
