There's only one home left at a popular tiny-home community near Tampa. It's $250,000 and 540 square feet — see inside.

But as of late, Escape has been venturing into a new, albeit adjacent, industry: real estate development.

Two of the four have yet to be built.

This gated neighborhood is located less than five miles from the University of South Florida and 20 miles from the Tampa International Airport.

Dan Dobrowolski, the founder of Escape Homes, told Insider some homes were purchased "immediately" from people who had been waiting for Escape to open reservations.

To compare, most of the homes in The Oaks were sold between $95,000 to $160,000.

At these prices, Dobrowolski says Escape is "trying to combat" rising rent as more people flood to Tampa.

But like its price, the home on lot 26 — the "N1" model — is an exception. This unit was custom-designed for the property.

But this one-off build stands out at 540 square-feet, a real whopper for the neighborhood.

Inside, the interior's neutral and plain color palette is a peaceful contrast to the surrounding brush and tree-lined view.

Besides this park, residents also have access to amenities like a pool, a community coworking space, and additional storage units.

Despite the home's small size, this space holds all of the same full-sized amenities available in any typical house, including a dishwasher, four-person dining table, electric convection range, and sectional.

A list of furniture, including the tables, couch, and rug, can be sold with the home for an additional $4,800.

Amenities like these make this tiny home more luxurious and accommodating than the typical New York City apartment.

There's still enough space for the nightstands and a dresser, too.

Nothing is missing from this bathroom. Here, we have all the typical bathroom fixings — plus additional storage like a linen closet.

But design features like large windows help make the small space bigger. In this case, the 32-foot-long glass wall that runs from the living room to the bedroom helps brighten up this unit.

On the opposite end of the house, a covered carport leads up to the home's front porch.

"We have built thousands of buildings, [but] this building is extraordinary," he said, adding that it'll be a "sad day" when someone else buys it. "It is everything I would want."

This fee will cover amenities like water, landscaping, security maintenance, and parking.

If you're willing to splurge — relatively speaking — and looking to downsize, the N1 could be the tiny home of your dreams, especially if you're looking to claim some property near one of Florida's fastest growing cities.