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The Oaks Tampa Bay: ESCAPE Tiny House Village Community Florida

The Oaks is a tiny house community developed by ESCAPE in the Tampa Bay area of Florida. The village features a central park with ancient Live Oaks, professionally landscaped lots, and a variety of ESCAPE tiny home models including their mid-century modern designs with large windows and classic shed-style units. The community offers an affordable living experience with monthly lot costs ranging from $575 to $725, which includes parking, garbage, water, septic, landscaping, ground maintenance, and a private deck. Units occasionally become available for resale. The Oaks caters to first-time home buyers, downsizers, and those seeking a change in lifestyle.

Landscaped Village Streetscape

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Individual Lots with Professional Landscaping

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Tree-Lined Community Streets

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Mid-Century Modern N1 Home Model

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Floor-to-Ceiling Windows Maximize Natural Light

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Classic ESCAPE Model with Traditional Design

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Private Lots with Covered Decks

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Community Details

  • Community Name: The Oaks
  • Developer: ESCAPE
  • Location: Tampa Bay area, Florida
  • Type: Tiny house village community
  • Monthly Lot Rent: $575 – $725
  • Lot Rent Includes: Parking, garbage, water, septic, landscaping, ground maintenance, private deck
  • Home Models: Multiple ESCAPE designs including mid-century modern (N1) and classic shed-style
  • Features: Central park with ancient Live Oak trees, spacious landscaped lots, professional grounds maintenance
  • Ideal For: First-time home buyers, downsizers, lifestyle changers
  • Availability: Resale units become available periodically; contact ESCAPE for current inventory

Lessons from This Community

  • Professional Landscaping Creates Permanent Neighborhood Feel: Mature trees and maintained grounds transform a tiny house community from a temporary-looking park into an established neighborhood with lasting curb appeal
  • Inclusive Lot Rent Simplifies Budgeting: Bundling utilities, maintenance, and amenities into one monthly payment eliminates surprise costs and makes financial planning straightforward for residents
  • Multiple Home Models Offer Choice Within Community: Providing various architectural styles (mid-century modern, traditional) allows residents to express individual taste while maintaining community cohesion
  • Central Common Spaces Build Community Connection: A shared park with ancient trees creates natural gathering spots where neighbors can interact, transforming individual tiny living into communal experience
  • Purpose-Built Villages Solve Zoning Challenges: Living in a developer-created community eliminates the individual struggle of finding legal placement, as all zoning and infrastructure issues are pre-resolved

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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.
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  • Cheryl Mellblom
    March 16, 2023, 6:45 pm

    I am wondering how this community of tiny homes did during the recent hurricane and if all the windows are ‘safe’ per Florida standards. I have friends around that area who live in houses that had property damage which is why I am asking.

  • Donna Rae
    March 23, 2023, 4:59 pm

    Every tiny, travel or mobile home park should look like this one!!!!! It is gorgeous! Most parks are so sterile with little to no personality or nature around. Asphalt as far as you can see normally and no trees at all. But look at this beautiful environment! I could really love living somewhere like this.

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