The Oaks Village is nearly full, and the original ESCAPE Village has been filled for years, but here is your chance to move on in! The One XL and Tall in Lot-9 recently became available and it could be your forever home.
There is plenty of headroom in the loft bedroom and a sturdy storage staircase to take you up there. The bathroom has a tiled shower stall, and there’s a stacked washer and dryer unit off the kitchen. In the living room, you’ll find a beautiful built-in entertainment center. Buy it today for a $23.1K discount. Below, you can also watch a news interview with one of the village occupants who is loving his tiny life!
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Tampa Tiny Living Unveiled: One XL Tall on Lot-9 Up for Grabs!
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Looking for a spot to park your tiny house? This amazing community in Durango, Colorado might be the perfect spot. It welcomes tiny homes of all kinds (including container homes) and even has larger mobile home spaces for park models.
The coolest feature of this village is the private island that residents can use as a park — some have even gotten married on it! Lot rent starts at $550 +utilities per month. Could you live here?
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Welcoming Tiny Homes, Mobile Homes & Renters!
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Finding somewhere legal to park is the hardest part of tiny living, which is why lots like this one are worth studying even years after they sell. This was a 30×150 lake-front lot with 57 feet of shoreline at Peninsula Point, a gated tiny home resort on a lake peninsula in Corsicana, Texas, just south of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.
The lot came improved rather than raw: standard RV hook-ups (water, sewer, 50-amp electric), a gravel pad and driveway, an L-shaped deck with 336 square feet of space, and a brick fire pit past the deck. The community side carried park ranger staff, a pool and pool house with an outdoor kitchen, showers and laundry, a boat ramp, fishing pier, playground, and dog park. Critically, Airbnb and VRBO rentals were permitted, so the lot could earn when the owner wasn’t there. It was offered at $110K for the lot alone or $188K bundled with an IndigoGo! towable tiny home.
Editor’s note: this lot was listed in 2023 and is no longer available. We’ve kept the post up because it’s a good checklist of what a well-run tiny home resort actually provides. For tiny homes available now, including some sited in communities, see below.
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Inside Peninsula Point: A Lake-Front Tiny Home Resort in Texas
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Don’t forget to clear your calendar for this Saturday, 4/29/23 from 10 am to 2 pm for the Oaks Tampa Bay Village Grand Opening! Below are some of the latest pictures of a few available units.
All new landscaping is completed and all the units are now in place around the central park. Pricing starts at under $100,000 and lot rent is between $625-$725/month. You can see the available units and take a virtual tour of them here.
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Units Still Available at Tampa Bay Village
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The Oaks is the second phase of the ESCAPE Tampa Bay Tiny House Village, featuring a central park with ancient Live Oaks, spacious lots, and a variety of ESCAPE tiny home models. The community offers an affordable living experience with monthly lot costs between $575 and $725, which includes parking, garbage, water, septic, landscaping, ground maintenance, and a private deck. Each lot comes with professional landscaping and a deck. The community caters to first-time home buyers, those downsizing, and people seeking a lifestyle change in the Tampa Bay area.
The Oaks Village Community Layout
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When Brian first went tiny, he was embarrassed to tell anyone about his lifestyle change for fear that they’d judge him or think him unworthy because of his alternative lifestyle. But as people found out, he discovered they were far more positive and curious than he had imagined! Now he loves to tell everyone about his tiny home.
He lives in a 399 square foot park model tiny house in an Austin tiny house community, but when he wants to travel he grabs his 1993 Volkswagen Eurovan or his fancy motorcycle and heads out to adventure. Enjoy his interview and join his Tiny House Community Forum on Facebook (links below).
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399 Sq. Ft. Park Model & 1993 VW Eurovan
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The hardest part of tiny living is rarely the house — it’s finding somewhere legal to put it. This compact THOW solved that problem by coming with its spot: a site in Circle Pond Tiny Community in Florida, a purpose-built community designed for long-term, permanent tiny home living rather than short-term RV stays.
The home itself leans modern. Sliding glass doors open onto a deck, and inside there’s black flooring, aluminum cabinetry with black accents, and recessed lighting in the loft bedroom. The kitchen runs black and chrome with a window over the sink, there’s a small built-in entertainment center in the living area, and the bathroom holds a flush toilet, vanity, and shower. Solar panels sit on the roof, and the site has full hook-ups.
The economics were the real story: $50,000 for the home, with the option to keep it in place for $500/month — and that lot fee covered water, sewer, garbage, lawn care, and electricity, which is unusual.
Editor’s note: this home was listed in 2023 and is no longer available. Circle Pond is still operating, and current tiny homes for sale are linked below.
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Inside a Modern THOW at Circle Pond Tiny Community
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Charlene was a teacher until she retired at age 70, shortly after her father passed away, and urged her not to “die in her classroom.” She and her husband owned a 50-acre ranch, which she continued caring for when she lost him in 2007, but she was ready to downsize.
She looked at seven or eight different park models to find the perfect one for her needs and ultimately chose this model for the galley kitchen and massive porch, which allow her to spend half of her waking hours outside and entertain company. Charlene carefully selected each option for her custom tiny, and you can tell she loves this life!
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Retired Teacher Chooses Tiny Community Lifestyle
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Kristen and Huck decided a few years ago that they were tired of “normal” life, so they downsized into an RV and started traveling. Eventually, they ended up in the town where Tiny Tranquility Park is, and started to feel settled in the area. They rented a tiny house from the park for two years before building their own.
Because Huck is a great cook, he wanted a kitchen with plenty of space for all of his needs. Their other priority was a spacious bathroom. They sacrificed a bit of living space, but they often hang out in the second loft! Their bedroom is in the main loft. Tell us what you think!
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Their Cedar-Clad Tiny Home in Tiny Tranquility Park with a Large Kitchen and Bathroom
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