Tiny House on Wheels

Rarely available, RVIA-certified used Escape One. Modern, airy, and solidly built by Escape Traveler in Wisconsin.

Asking price: $79,500

Current location: Kingston, Arkansas, about 45 min east of Springdale

Model Name: One

Year: 2018

Size: 25' long, (30' including hitch) x 8.5'W x 13'6"H. Travel Trailer with the RVIA seal

Square Footage and Weight: 276 sq/ft. including second floor, 9000 lbs. but exact weight depends on options

Trailer: Steel, 7000 lb tandem axles, radial tires, electric brakes, Hopkins break-away safety system, easy use leveling jacks, steel, rodent resistant belly

FEATURES

- Shou Sugi Ban wood exterior

- Pine interior siding, painted white. Could be refinished to natural wood.

- Large windows for substantial natural light and excellent ventilation

- Fully insulated

- 4 heating systems: propane furnace, mini split for heat and air, 2 electric baseboard heaters and a small cast iron wood stove

- On demand propane water heater

- Full staircase and solid metal Escape railings. Very sturdy. (No climbing a ladder to get to the bed! This was a must-have for me.)

- Bedroom and living room can be reversed. Bedroom can be downstairs or up in main loft.

- Second loft for storage or a twin bed

Butcher block long barstool height counter

- Closet under the stairs and plenty of other storage

KITCHEN

- Stainless 3-burner propane range and oven

- Stainless apt. sized refrigerator

- Dometic European-style front load washer/dryer combo

BATHROOM

- Separett Villa composting toilet. No sewer hook up needed

- Shower with detachable magnetic shower head

- Small sink

FURNISHINGS

- Living Room: Sectional sofa, Smart TV, cube storage, under sofa storage

- Bedroom: Queen bed with memory foam mattress, purchased new in 2023, lightly used

- Kitchen: Barstools, additional cabinets for storage

I purchased this tiny house in 2022. I have used it seasonally as a summer cabin. It is in great used condition. It is move in ready with a few maintenance tasks due like re-sealing the siding and butcher block countertop.

I have loved living in this tiny house and would love to keep it, but my family is expanding--my partner and I are expecting our first child in June.

This home is RVIA certified. Not many tiny homes are. RVIA certification comes with a few benefits:

- You can feel assured you’re getting a product that meets national safety and quality standards

I have had this tiny home moved twice: Maryland to Louisiana and Louisiana to Arkansas. It has traveled excellently.