I am living in a 1995 which I bought in 1995 for $17,000 Yes! We have put about 15,000 into it over the years and very happy with it paid for with land. If mobile home manufacturers would put 2000 more into cheap things they are calling luxury it would be worth it but not 70 or $80,000 they are asking for these...lol
I love seeing how much home can be put into the single wide mobile homes! And so luxurious compared to what they looked like in the 1970's! Thanks for what you do, Chance!
@paulabYaYa I think you're confused about the quality of old trailers. I grew up with trailers living in the country and they are definitely better today in every way.
@@zed4229 the one I was raised in was very well constructed. My dad sold it in the 80’s and another family lived in in for several years. Maybe it depended on who built them.
I saw 2 things missing that I would find I need... a coat closet at your point of entry and a utility closet for broom, mop and bucket and vacuum cleaner (minimally!)
Great when the kids are small to have the bedrooms together, mine had the master with jacuzzi tub at one end a larger than those bedrooms and a 4 piece bathroom at the other. Maybe the spacious kitchen and master took space from the other bedrooms?
I'm in Ireland, our houses are bricks and mortar, so I couldn't imagine living in a place like this. I'd be terrified it would blow away. Its my first time seeing inside one of these, its bigger than I'd thought and the kitchen looks nice.
They come in much bigger sizes too. Can even get a 2 story one. The mobile homes are tied down using heavy metal straps connected to anchors driven into the ground. The number and type used depends on the size and type of the mobile home and where you live. Areas that are known for high winds such as tornadoes and hurricanes, require more tie downs and types of tie downs than areas that don't. All mobile homes are required to be tied down according to strict codes set by our federal, state, and local governments here in the USA.
@@gigicostlow4414my childhood mobile home was a older model I think it was in the 1960's. When we moved it the county required a full concrete pad with tied down points in the concrete. Not only was it tied down on the belly of the trailer there was straps that went over the top and anchored to the concrete. To this day I have not seen another trailer tied down that way. Ive never asked my dad why it was done like that. Your comment made me think of how our was. I also wanted to add that yes there are requirements and guidelines set in place for mobile homes. But there are those that counties who dont do inspections so there for many dont do tie downs. In fact the county I live in now dont do inspections for mobile home placements on personal property. Now if they are rental homes that accepts government payments for rent then yes they are inspected. It blows my mind seeing mobile homes on bricks that are stacked taller than I am without being properly tied down.
This is definitely a unique home. The lack of a dining room could be a dealbreaker for some, but for me, I don’t mind. The kitchen is great, but the rest of the rooms seem very small. I used to live in a mobile home, and the bedrooms were much bigger. And my master bathroom had a deep garden tub AND a separate shower. It was a 16’ x 80’.
My grandparents had similar floor plan in the early 70's. My dad's parents had the kitchen at the front with a bar that divided the kitchen and living room area and my mom's parents had a similar plan to this one. Back then trailer houses had character and wasn't a bland box with boxes inside for rooms.
I like this home. It checks all the boxes. I like how they put the washer and dryer in its own little nook. I prefer single wides. So I'll be catching all those that you tour if I can. Thanks for the walk thru Chance. God bless and have a great week. 😊
At this point in my life, this is my dream home. I enjoy looking at the double and triple wide mobile homes with all of the extras, but honestly I feel that people choose mobile homes usually because they're an affordable option. I don't want to pay $300,000 or more for a mobile home. $90,000 is a great price for this and I would love to have it.
I feel what your saying. I use to live in a single wide. I prefer a double wide or modular just because I like the Sheetrock walls but I like the price of these single wides. With my income I can’t afford over a 120,000
I imagine the newer ones are better made. The older ones I remember being in had weak floors and the curtains moved in the wind with the doors and windows closed. More like a camper than a house.
@@stevenwagner9912 I've been in a couple show models and they really didn't feel much different than a 'sticks n bricks. The drywall vs panels makes a huge difference.
The bedroom closets should have double rods. I like the layout but I would have to make sure my wheelchair would go down the hallway. What is on the walls, flooring and countertops are the ugliest I've ever seen. Where are you located? Oblivious not in California.
@@terriegordon6360 I don't use a wheelchair, and although I recognize you would view the layout differently I wasn't looking at it from that perspective. I'm not a huge fan of the panel walls and would gladly pay the extra to change to drywall. Also, changing the closet rods is a no-brainer for me. My dad taught me how to use power tools and I've personally remodeled entire rooms in my house from the studs, to plumbing and electrical. I'm also, not from California and looking to buy a trailer to live in the Raleigh, NC area. I'm an East Coast girl, born and raised.
Nice little home. I like the 2 outlets on the island. I'd turn the first bedroom into a pantry/storage room since it's kinda small space for a bedroom, maybe an office or something.
I agree. I have never, nor will I ever buy any home that does not have a roomy pantry. Utilization of the first small bedroom for a pantry and partial walk in closet for myself, would be the solution. I honestly believe that every woman, maybe even men, just have to have a pantry. A pantry just seems to solve so many problems.
This is the floor plan I’ve been looking for!!! I have a son that’s autistic, and it makes me feel so uneasy that with other floor plans, his bedroom would be so far away from ours (he’s only 3) Thank you for showing this one! Nervous mamas like me appreciates it 😊
I love this!! Since I spend most of my time in the kitchen, where the living area is, I would make it my dining room, and have a comfortable chair and ottoman incorporated with it. One of the bedrooms I would make into the sitting room, a nice couch etc. this is beautiful
Hi Chance...I can't believe how far you've come since I first started watching you..remember those platinum blonde days...lol Even before, but getting to this single...nice price...nice layout...but man o man did I get dizzy with all those crazy floor,wall and counter top designs...to much for me...I would for sure have to change all of that...just give me a simple floor and wall with a nice countertop...but the rest is very doable...I've been saying that the prices were going to drop and it looks like it has somewhat but I still think it will drop more...I could live very comfortably in this one..another great video..keep'em rolling and I'll be watching 😊
Front End Living Room! 🙂😄😁 I would move the Front Door to the Kitchen! Missing Entertainment Center w DVD Bookcases! 📚 Nice Computer Desk in Hallway! 💻 Tile Shower 🚿 I would add Custom Cabinet Closet 🚾 in Master Bedroom!
I think that the 3rd bedroom takes away from other living space that could be used more functionally, (example;) bigger Master Suite and/or more space for the laundry, (example;) replacing the desk with a hanging clothes cabinet with laundered clothes. But Some people may need a 3rd bedroom
OMG!! Thanks for posting this Chance!! I love this floor plan! This has now topped any other singlewide for me. We've been in the market for a single but hadn't ever found one we connected with. This is definitely our favorite and one we'll see if we can get in Nevada!!
I really like this floorplan. I wish they had put a coat closet and a broom closet too. Love the window in the hallway as well as the built in desk/office area.
Love all the counter space,like the master bath, I love decorating around the sink. Bed space. Is all Too small, of course all you do is have a place to sleep otherwise it’s really nice home👍👍👍😊😊
I love everything about this home ❤️ my only hang up is, I don't like my closet in the master bathroom. I just prefer it to be in the master bedroom instead and my vents in the ceiling rather than the floor. But, it just an absolutely gorgeous home for a single wide 😍🥰🙌🏽
Just bought this floor plan single wide from a different dealer. . Of course colors were changed and a few different options were added. Absolutely love it.💕
Luxurious for a single-wide mobile home! I would suggest trying to have showers "walk-in" because that's what people prefer these days. They don't have to be huge...just a lower step in to avoid the big step getting in. Not having a separate dining area could be a problem for people. I have 10 adults and if you start including the significant others that's a lot of people to cram into seating area so I don't know what I would do unless setting up extra tables for those times would leave enough room for the space to be functional.. Possibilities. The addition of a little bonus area back by the first bedroom is great! Perfect for a home office for a craft area which is big these days. The bedrooms are very small. It's good you only sleep there but from the perspective of making beds that can be real tricky in a mobile home. Some of us are no longer able to navigate those small spaces. Please, when you design these spaces, consider cleaning these spaces too.
I like the accents; the pattern on the countertops and on the walls in the bathrooms. Nice kitchen. The only problem I have is the hallway is a bit narrow. I would need a little more room to get a bed and other furniture in the rooms. Great price!
Nice floor plan! Might look into some upgrades, double sink in the bath. Not so sure about the wallboard but overall, great price for what ya get. Tile shower would be nice. Thx Chance! Another winner. 😊
If we could have those in UK, I'd turn the couch to the blank wall and the chairs under the window with a coffee table/ book storage between. Perfect for 2 or family of 3 & baby !!
Loved: Triple wide windows over kitchen counter Vinyl floors/ no carpeting Three bedroom option Would change: Desk in hall to coat closet Exhaust fan in master closet for the sake of the clothes Possibly change: Third bedroom to open plan for dining or sitting room. Thanks, ADC
I would also want the refrigerator door handle on the right side. Much more convenient especially for putting groceries away and even for the prepping of meals.
Love the video. Great mobile thanks so much for sharing it with us. The rooms were really nice. I love the kitchen was my favorite room. Can’t believe it was a single why it was so big and really.
Fairly nice - several of the folks before me commented some very perfect points, also, am I the only one that would reverse doors on the fridge? hhmm.. cheers..
This is a very cleverly designed floor plan. I would change the desk nook area into storage, to have somewhere to put a vacuum, broom and mop. The island is huge, so I would make it two levels: about one-third as a normal island with no seating, and on the side where the left stool is (but facing the fridge), put a drawer microwave so you don't need to take up counter space with the microwave. Then lower the right two-thirds of the island to create a table height area where four chairs can fit around it, or even five with a chair on the end. If you need to extend the island out a little further that's fine, as there is plenty of room between the kitchen and the living room. I would bring the upper cabinets in the kitchen all the way to the ceiling for more storage space (harder to reach, so for seldom-used items). If you moved the master closet to where the closet/water heater/linen are, you could easily access it from the bedroom and reconfigure the master bath to have a much bigger tub/shower with the water heater tucked away in the back corner. But overall, excellent design.
Back in the late 70s we had a single wide specal ordered no hal mobile home that I miss to this day. Front was master bedroom with half bath, living room, dinning room, gally kitchen, with pantry and laundry, family room full bath and two good size bedrooms. Such a cool set up
The best and most interesting MH I ever visited had 2 kitchens, and it was an incredible double wide. Off the charts for anyone who wants to bake and produce food products and baked goods as a cottage industry. Much easier to maintain industry standards, with hygiene rules/regs in certain states. If I ever see another like that I won't hesitate.
You could put it over a basement. Put the heat/AC and water heater in it. Then you would have a couple more closets. You could leave the basement unfinished and finish it as you can afford.
We bought one and enjoying the simplicity but we're going to add a surrounded awning and another conjoined bedroom with bath/shower to give more space for family and visitors. Planning on putting it on 3/4 acre lot to have a large enclosed backyard with gardens of flowers/fruits/vegetables plenty of shade trees with an outdoor kitchen and pit. Can't wait!
Nice for starter home. My home has master bedroom and bath on one end and two bedrooms with bath on the other end. Living room and kitchen in middle with hidden laundry room and pantry across from back door and it's perfect! I do like the windows in the kitchen here...too bad it doesn't have sheetrock and crown molding like I have.
I like this floor plan. It is perfect for my land and furniture. I can use my walker too. The price is right.
I am living in a 1995 which I bought in 1995 for $17,000 Yes! We have put about 15,000 into it over the years and very happy with it paid for with land. If mobile home manufacturers would put 2000 more into cheap things they are calling luxury it would be worth it but not 70 or $80,000 they are asking for these...lol
You are sooo right 👍
In Canada these homes sell for 240,000
@@ginettebasque8166that's terribly over priced.
In California, they start at $300k.
Completely agree with you
I love this one, perfect for this grandma who wants a small craft room and a guest room for the grandkids when they visit. ❤
Well thought out. My exact plan. But for me my art studio room.😊
Sounds like maybe a few of us at least are all thinking on the same line!!!
I love this too!!❤
I love seeing how much home can be put into the single wide mobile homes! And so luxurious compared to what they looked like in the 1970's! Thanks for what you do, Chance!
Those built in the 70’s sure were better built though. Not these cheap floors and walls they have now.
@@YaYaPaBla The 70s had trash roofs floors that turned to mush the first time the plumbing failed and it always failed. 2x3 exterior walls. Hard Pass
@paulabYaYa I think you're confused about the quality of old trailers. I grew up with trailers living in the country and they are definitely better today in every way.
@@ronnie_j91 I think you are replying to the wrong person.
@@zed4229 the one I was raised in was very well constructed. My dad sold it in the 80’s and another family lived in in for several years. Maybe it depended on who built them.
Wow, that is gorgeous. I never imagined they could be so nice. Forget a tiny home, this would be the way to go.
🎉👍
I saw 2 things missing that I would find I need... a coat closet at your point of entry and a utility closet for broom, mop and bucket and vacuum cleaner (minimally!)
Yep.
No linen closet either.
The linen closet is in the master bathroom .... at least I think that is what the closet is to be used for.@@MaryWehmeier
Great when the kids are small to have the bedrooms together, mine had the master with jacuzzi tub at one end a larger than those bedrooms and a 4 piece bathroom at the other. Maybe the spacious kitchen and master took space from the other bedrooms?
As a native Alabamian I totally got "wallago" 😂😂😂
I do love this floor plan. ❤❤❤
I'm in Ireland, our houses are bricks and mortar, so I couldn't imagine living in a place like this. I'd be terrified it would blow away. Its my first time seeing inside one of these, its bigger than I'd thought and the kitchen looks nice.
They come in much bigger sizes too. Can even get a 2 story one. The mobile homes are tied down using heavy metal straps connected to anchors driven into the ground. The number and type used depends on the size and type of the mobile home and where you live. Areas that are known for high winds such as tornadoes and hurricanes, require more tie downs and types of tie downs than areas that don't. All mobile homes are required to be tied down according to strict codes set by our federal, state, and local governments here in the USA.
@@gigicostlow4414my childhood mobile home was a older model I think it was in the 1960's. When we moved it the county required a full concrete pad with tied down points in the concrete. Not only was it tied down on the belly of the trailer there was straps that went over the top and anchored to the concrete. To this day I have not seen another trailer tied down that way. Ive never asked my dad why it was done like that. Your comment made me think of how our was. I also wanted to add that yes there are requirements and guidelines set in place for mobile homes. But there are those that counties who dont do inspections so there for many dont do tie downs. In fact the county I live in now dont do inspections for mobile home placements on personal property. Now if they are rental homes that accepts government payments for rent then yes they are inspected. It blows my mind seeing mobile homes on bricks that are stacked taller than I am without being properly tied down.
This is definitely a unique home. The lack of a dining room could be a dealbreaker for some, but for me, I don’t mind. The kitchen is great, but the rest of the rooms seem very small. I used to live in a mobile home, and the bedrooms were much bigger. And my master bathroom had a deep garden tub AND a separate shower. It was a 16’ x 80’.
Yes, no place for dining table is a problem.
This floor plan would make you keep your kitchen clean ,no place to hide any mess.
My grandparents had similar floor plan in the early 70's. My dad's parents had the kitchen at the front with a bar that divided the kitchen and living room area and my mom's parents had a similar plan to this one. Back then trailer houses had character and wasn't a bland box with boxes inside for rooms.
This one is an improvement, but yes the recent homes are plain Janes compared to past times when they were so cute and interesting..not plain at all!!
Very nice and pretty one
I like this home. It checks all the boxes. I like how they put the washer and dryer in its own little nook. I prefer single wides. So I'll be catching all those that you tour if I can. Thanks for the walk thru Chance. God bless and have a great week. 😊
I'm from Georgia & lived here 98% of my life & yes we say whala/wala go 😆
90K? Not bad :)
(Not crazy about the... crazy, lol, jumbled wallpaper & counter tops in the bathrooms, but the rest of the home is beautiful!)
Is except for the lack of dining space.
Hey Chance! I live within a gnat's eyelash of Meadville. Come on over for supper!!
You're right this is a great and unique floor plan for a single wide. I'd be proud to live in this beautifully designed home !!
Amazing single wide thank you for showing us this amazing home
Best regards Anja
At this point in my life, this is my dream home. I enjoy looking at the double and triple wide mobile homes with all of the extras, but honestly I feel that people choose mobile homes usually because they're an affordable option. I don't want to pay $300,000 or more for a mobile home. $90,000 is a great price for this and I would love to have it.
I feel what your saying. I use to live in a single wide. I prefer a double wide or modular just because I like the Sheetrock walls but I like the price of these single wides. With my income I can’t afford over a 120,000
I imagine the newer ones are better made. The older ones I remember being in had weak floors and the curtains moved in the wind with the doors and windows closed. More like a camper than a house.
@@stevenwagner9912 I've been in a couple show models and they really didn't feel much different than a 'sticks n bricks. The drywall vs panels makes a huge difference.
The bedroom closets should have double rods. I like the layout but I would have to make sure my wheelchair would go down the hallway. What is on the walls, flooring and countertops are the ugliest I've ever seen. Where are you located? Oblivious not in California.
@@terriegordon6360 I don't use a wheelchair, and although I recognize you would view the layout differently I wasn't looking at it from that perspective. I'm not a huge fan of the panel walls and would gladly pay the extra to change to drywall. Also, changing the closet rods is a no-brainer for me. My dad taught me how to use power tools and I've personally remodeled entire rooms in my house from the studs, to plumbing and electrical. I'm also, not from California and looking to buy a trailer to live in the Raleigh, NC area. I'm an East Coast girl, born and raised.
Nice little home. I like the 2 outlets on the island. I'd turn the first bedroom into a pantry/storage room since it's kinda small space for a bedroom, maybe an office or something.
I agree. I have never, nor will I ever buy any home that does not have a roomy pantry. Utilization of the first small bedroom for a pantry and partial walk in closet for myself, would be the solution. I honestly believe that every woman, maybe even men, just have to have a pantry. A pantry just seems to solve so many problems.
We did that with one bedroom of our three bedroom, because even though we also have a small pantry in the kitchen, it's not enough
My favorite homes are 3/2 or 4/2; however, I definitely would opt for bigger bedrooms and go with a 2/2 in this home.
Me too😊
Bedroom are way too small.
I REALLY LOVE THIS ONE DANG!!
Really nice for a single wide. beautiful kitchen, it's really big.
Probably the most unique floor plan for a single wide I've ever seen !!
Really really nice !
This is the floor plan I’ve been looking for!!! I have a son that’s autistic, and it makes me feel so uneasy that with other floor plans, his bedroom would be so far away from ours (he’s only 3) Thank you for showing this one! Nervous mamas like me appreciates it 😊
I love this!! Since I spend most of my time in the kitchen, where the living area is, I would make it my dining room, and have a comfortable chair and ottoman incorporated with it. One of the bedrooms I would make into the sitting room, a nice couch etc. this is beautiful
Hi Chance...I can't believe how far you've come since I first started watching you..remember those platinum blonde days...lol
Even before, but getting to this single...nice price...nice layout...but man o man did I get dizzy with all those crazy floor,wall and counter top designs...to much for me...I would for sure have to change all of that...just give me a simple floor and wall with a nice countertop...but the rest is very doable...I've been saying that the prices were going to drop and it looks like it has somewhat but I still think it will drop more...I could live very comfortably in this one..another great video..keep'em rolling and I'll be watching 😊
Very impressive
Look nice and modern...inside...
Thanks for sharing this I am not a trailer person but I can live in this one omg❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍✌️✌️✌️
I just ❤️ watching ur video's of these homes they are so beautiful thank you for ur time in doing these video's
I loved the kitchen lots of nice windows 👌
Front End Living Room! 🙂😄😁
I would move the Front Door to the Kitchen! Missing Entertainment Center w DVD Bookcases! 📚 Nice Computer Desk in Hallway! 💻 Tile Shower 🚿 I would add Custom Cabinet Closet 🚾 in Master Bedroom!
I think that the 3rd bedroom takes away from other living space that could be used more functionally, (example;) bigger Master Suite and/or more space for the laundry, (example;) replacing the desk with a hanging
clothes cabinet with laundered clothes. But Some people may need a 3rd bedroom
OMG!! Thanks for posting this Chance!! I love this floor plan! This has now topped any other singlewide for me. We've been in the market for a single but hadn't ever found one we connected with. This is definitely our favorite and one we'll see if we can get in Nevada!!
This is absolutely beautiful single wide home that is affordable. Thank you so much for the tour.
I really like this floorplan. I wish they had put a coat closet and a broom closet too. Love the window in the hallway as well as the built in desk/office area.
The thing is...manufactured homes are now the same price as normal brick homes...not cheap any more..
But manufactured homes always go down in value.
Yeah, what used to be a housing option for those on low incomes is now in middle class territory!
Love all the counter space,like the master bath, I love decorating around the sink. Bed space. Is all
Too small, of course all you do is have a place to sleep otherwise it’s really nice home👍👍👍😊😊
Great single wide, beautiful.
WOW!!! What a great layout. Looks bigger inside than I was expecting.
I love the floor plan. I also loved "While-go" and was that a "Puter desk". With much respect you put on an outstanding presentation.
Chane my name is Kevin I live in Ontario canada I like your videos keep up the awesome job bud
LOVE it!!!! Lived in a 3 bedroom kitchen on the end in the mid 90s...trailer was a 1980s rental. Never thought I would see that layout again 🎉🎉🎉
Definitely the best design I have seen in a single wide 👌
Glad you like it!
Very spaciouss home for a single wide. I'm loving it
This home is a home. Not a trailer house. Very pretty ❤🎉❤
I love looking through mobile homes they are so beautiful ❤️ I used to live in one years ago!
I love everything about this home ❤️ my only hang up is, I don't like my closet in the master bathroom. I just prefer it to be in the master bedroom instead and my vents in the ceiling rather than the floor. But, it just an absolutely gorgeous home for a single wide 😍🥰🙌🏽
Just bought this floor plan single wide from a different dealer. . Of course colors were changed and a few different options were added. Absolutely love it.💕
How much was it? Comparable?
Wow the flooring is amazing
Luxurious for a single-wide mobile home! I would suggest trying to have showers "walk-in" because that's what people prefer these days. They don't have to be huge...just a lower step in to avoid the big step getting in. Not having a separate dining area could be a problem for people. I have 10 adults and if you start including the significant others that's a lot of people to cram into seating area so I don't know what I would do unless setting up extra tables for those times would leave enough room for the space to be functional.. Possibilities. The addition of a little bonus area back by the first bedroom is great! Perfect for a home office for a craft area which is big these days. The bedrooms are very small. It's good you only sleep there but from the perspective of making beds that can be real tricky in a mobile home. Some of us are no longer able to navigate those small spaces. Please, when you design these spaces, consider cleaning these spaces too.
For a SW, that kitchen is great. You couldn't ask for a better common area.
I'm subscribed to your main channel. But this home is perfect for us and we live in Pink Oklahoma so yeah, get this one to Texas 😊😉
I like the accents; the pattern on the countertops and on the walls in the bathrooms. Nice kitchen. The only problem I have is the hallway is a bit narrow. I would need a little more room to get a bed and other furniture in the rooms. Great price!
WOW soo nice because it's so different !!!! Fun !!! Thank you so much
Nice floor plan! Might look into some upgrades, double sink in the bath. Not so sure about the wallboard but overall, great price for what ya get. Tile shower would be nice. Thx Chance! Another winner. 😊
Rather drywall
A very different floor plan. Love the kitchen & livgrm space.
It is so nice! I like split plan for bedrooms! Main bedroom in back other bedrooms in front. I am sure that is more expensive! 😊
As empty nesters I love this floor plan!! One room for pantry/storage & another for the grandbabies. Thank you Chance for showing unique single wides.
Chance you are the best and I'm from the country too don't you change
Nice home. I love all the bedrooms in the same area
Hi Chance this is a sweet single wide house love the layout 💗 peace and blessings 👸🏾 Murrayville Ga
Nice home, Chance! Perfect for a little lake lot in the country...
Nice. Really nice. I could live happily there.
Like a row home and has everything you could want.
If we could have those in UK, I'd turn the couch to the blank wall and the chairs under the window with a coffee table/ book storage between. Perfect for 2 or family of 3 & baby !!
Loved:
Triple wide windows over kitchen counter
Vinyl floors/ no carpeting
Three bedroom option
Would change:
Desk in hall to coat closet
Exhaust fan in master closet for the sake of the clothes
Possibly change:
Third bedroom to open plan for dining or sitting room.
Thanks,
ADC
I would also want the refrigerator door handle on the right side. Much more convenient especially for putting groceries away and even for the prepping of meals.
Love the video. Great mobile thanks so much for sharing it with us. The rooms were really nice. I love the kitchen was my favorite room. Can’t believe it was a single why it was so big and really.
Love having the bedrooms at the same end of the house. That’s the way it’s always been.
Fairly nice - several of the folks before me commented some very perfect points, also, am I the only one that would reverse doors on the fridge? hhmm.. cheers..
This is a very cleverly designed floor plan. I would change the desk nook area into storage, to have somewhere to put a vacuum, broom and mop. The island is huge, so I would make it two levels: about one-third as a normal island with no seating, and on the side where the left stool is (but facing the fridge), put a drawer microwave so you don't need to take up counter space with the microwave. Then lower the right two-thirds of the island to create a table height area where four chairs can fit around it, or even five with a chair on the end. If you need to extend the island out a little further that's fine, as there is plenty of room between the kitchen and the living room. I would bring the upper cabinets in the kitchen all the way to the ceiling for more storage space (harder to reach, so for seldom-used items). If you moved the master closet to where the closet/water heater/linen are, you could easily access it from the bedroom and reconfigure the master bath to have a much bigger tub/shower with the water heater tucked away in the back corner. But overall, excellent design.
I’d love this one, it is unique. I’m glad to see an affordable option that isn’t terribly plain.
Back in the late 70s we had a single wide specal ordered no hal mobile home that I miss to this day. Front was master bedroom with half bath, living room, dinning room, gally kitchen, with pantry and laundry, family room full bath and two good size bedrooms. Such a cool set up
The best and most interesting MH I ever visited had 2 kitchens, and it was an incredible double wide. Off the charts for anyone who wants to bake and produce food products and baked goods as a cottage industry. Much easier to maintain industry standards, with hygiene rules/regs in certain states. If I ever see another like that I won't hesitate.
It's lovely, I've not seen anything set up like that before. Thank you for sharing.
You could put it over a basement. Put the heat/AC and water heater in it. Then you would have a couple more closets. You could leave the basement unfinished and finish it as you can afford.
wow this is great...the layout makes it feel like a MUCH larger home
Wow love this one great lay out
Glad you like it!
I could definitely be happy here as a starter.
It’s perfect for me! I truly wish I could afford to buy it!
We bought one and enjoying the simplicity but we're going to add a surrounded awning and another conjoined bedroom with bath/shower to give more space for family and visitors. Planning on putting it on 3/4 acre lot to have a large enclosed backyard with gardens of flowers/fruits/vegetables plenty of shade trees with an outdoor kitchen and pit. Can't wait!
Definitely like seeing the single wide homes without strips on the walls. Your videos are my favorite. Keep up the good work.
Nice for starter home. My home has master bedroom and bath on one end and two bedrooms with bath on the other end. Living room and kitchen in middle with hidden laundry room and pantry across from back door and it's perfect! I do like the windows in the kitchen here...too bad it doesn't have sheetrock and crown molding like I have.
Top notch home!!!
WoW! Amazing luxury interior...
Very nice
Combo kitchen & living room ....wow!!
I have a Double Wide and this kitchen is bigger than mine. I'm jealous!
This was a very impressive layout. I love it. Very different. Just my kinda style.
Wow, love it!!!
Thank you Chance that I might be able to buy.
That is a nice layout, just like you said.
Very homely design. Better than some I seen for a trailers!!!!
This is the coolest single wide I’ve ever seen!
I liked it until I saw all the bedrooms together. I like the MBR on the opposite end of the other bedrooms.
Me too. I'd rather have the main living areas in between the bedrooms
I love the bedrooms together!
I like the bedrooms together. However the master bedroom is in the back of the house so you would still have that privacy that one would want.
It's a good idea when your kids are little.
Me too
I love the bedrooms together and the laundry area close to the bedrooms. The desk n kitchen i love.
We have lived in a manufactured home for 25 years. LOVE IT! Best home ever.