I Went Into the Mountains to See a Cottage Style PREFAB HOME and it Exceeded Expectations!

Half of the storage is TOO HIGH! Would require step stools, a no, no for seniors. The stacked dryer is UN -Reachable!
Also for winter climates, too much glass to be cost & who is going to clean all that glass?
Great house for southern climes, not so much for the blizzard zone.

Imagine waking up at night to see a set of eye balls looking at you 😂

OMG!
USD $280,000.00!!!!

Their website says this model is 280k. That’s absolutely insane for a 700 square foot house.

not worth it

Please advocate for cabins4christ for Appalachia emergency homes!

It just does not make sense for a prefab home to cost that much. The industry needs a disrupted to show how to do it economically.

You can build a 1.4k-2k sq ft home for that price

I doubt there is a shortage of water in BC. I'd opt for conventional and save some $$.
I'd also opt for a different house and save $100K. Or more.

Lots of glass is popular in modern cabins and personally im not a huge fan. Less efficient and less privacy or a ton of shades. Lots of cleaning too. Those windows will get dirty fast.

Insane price but cool tour, thx!

Hi,

I just saw your video; I'm always looking for small prefabs for ADUs ... Question: that gas "fireplace"; who manufactures that?

Kerry, great way to do an ad for the Rain Stick! I'm actually intrigued, rather than turned off as I am from mostly all other YT ads. Hopefully, you can continue to find good products that fit your niche.

Thank goodness for light interiors

❤the lot...but $249k+ for 700 Sq ft is absurd at very best. Also I would expect full size kitchen appliances and about 700 more Sq ft.

Insanity

Nice! I like this one!

HOW MUCH IS IT

That is extremely extremely expensive!!!

Excuse me, $280,000 USD!

248k lmfao

For the price? Big pass....

Great house, terrible price

Thank you for the tour. It's surprisingly affordable for a home as complete as it is. I'm not a storage nerd, but insulation is important to me. Please include numbers for the ceiling and wall insulation-- which I could not find listed on their website.

The house is pretty. Just not for me. Too many windows. I am not sold on the shower either. It is a nice place to visit, but I would not buy it. I am in the market to buy. Nice video.

Hard for Mom to watch the game while she's working in the kitchen.

Beautiful place but price is too high for 700 sq.ft.

Storage 👮🏾‍♂️ 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

So, the structure itself is a quarter million?

I find the house too bare and cold. Nothing comfy about it. Grossly over priced.

I've been exploring modular homes in the region where I purchased land (SW Florida), and it's necessary to consult with a salesperson to obtain any initial pricing. Although I won't disclose the company's name, they have several sales centers that serve my area. I was interested in getting a base price for a specific model, but all three locations discouraged me from it and instead directed me to their current models on display. The reason for this wasn't clear to me, but I insisted on the model I wanted. Since this model would be manufactured at the same factory, the delivery distance would be identical for all three offices. Surprisingly, I received three varying quotes, ranging from $285k to $350k, and that's before adding any options. Ultimately, I opted for a custom build, which cost me $573,000. Indeed, it was more expensive, but if I'm nearing $400k for a prefab home, I prefer to invest more to get precisely what I desire.

Awesome well thought out.thank you 😊

That’s outrageously expensive, cut back on the sliders and that window in the bedroom you could save a substantial amount of money.

lol, the most watch part is somebody's sweatshirt making a camio.

$357/sq foot . lmao, 1/4 mil for a 700/sq ft home, what a deal. how much are they paying you for the infomercial?? prick

Ten years ago, I built a 200 s.f. cabin with half bath, outdoor shower, covered porch, electrical hook up, and cesspool for only $35k. Included all high end finishes: granite, cedar walls & ceiling, thick pine flooring, metal roof, dark cedar posts for porch roof, solid wood interior door, built in alder kitchen cabinets and storage, and hardy board & baton exterior siding.

B.C? Bring that to Georgia and sell a ton!

No thanks on the shower!

Those making comments about the price, where do you live? I can't afford it either, but I don't need it, and my 1000 sq ft 1963 home would cost between 600,000 and 675,00.

can you address which states in the US will allow prefab homes?

I like this one

I was with you till the shower. RIDICULOUS!