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Tiny Home on Wheels With Occupancy For 8

  • August 25, 2017

by UrbanTurf Staff

Tiny Home on Wheels With Occupancy For 8: Figure 1
Escape One XL

A tiny home meets an RV in Escape Homes newest creation.

The firm’s Escape One XL looks like a modern home on the outside, a timber-covered cabin on the inside and has wheels so it can serve as a recreation vehicle.

Tiny Home on Wheels With Occupancy For 8: Figure 2
Inside the Escape One XL

“Measuring just under 400 square feet, the tiny home on wheels can sleep up to eight and expands on the organic design of its slightly smaller sibling,” said the company.

The new model is a larger version of the Escape One, and comes with a price tag just south of $70,000.

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/tiny_home_on_wheels_with_occupancy_for_8/12959

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