It must be universal. 😂 It is a great comment to illustrate we don’t need all the storage we think we need. I have a friend who is a great chef. She downsized to a tiny unit and was able to satisfy all her cooking needs into, like, three utensils. It was a badge of honor for her.
Couple of minor quibbles. First, I'd move the washer/dryer to a new cupboard at the outside wall counter in the kitchen. Moving it from the bedroom to the living room means a load can be running at night will I am sleeping. Second, I'd go from a stackable to a single w/d combo to provide countertop space for folding. Third, and this shows no one has taken a shower in that bathroom, I'd flip the pipes to the inside wall to prevent freezing and to have the faucet reachable from the door without being IN the shower so one isn't hit with a blast of cold water turning on the shower. In the current configuration, one has to reach in all the way and get hit with cold water while adjusting the fixtures.
This is definitely a nicely layed out floor plan. A couple of suggestions: 1.) get rid of the nightstands, move the bed over and add a dresser for more clothes. Leave the washer and dryer. The dining table, install one like a murphy bed style table, which folds up when not in use. Bottomline - great job Kerry.
i agree on the dresser but i would put the table right next to the kichen sink section and put the couch where the table is so i can have my desk office space on the wall to the right when u come in
While I agree with the dining table suggestion, I truly dislike the trend towards pushing beds up into a corner. Obviously you haven’t been the one wrestling a fitted sheet on all four corners of a bed. I don’t mind if one side has a pretty narrow aisle, but I need to be able to get to both sides of the bed to make and unmake it.
Kerry, Super ! And the only thing almost as rewarding as food to my Lab Guide Dog is when I laugh, and you had me chuckling throughout this video. I appreciate your good humor as you guide us (a Guide Dog pun?) through each home. This one is Great ! Thinking about where his dog bed will go. Thanks Heaps, for all your work.
This one is a winner, but not for the reasons you might assume. The price is in the sweet spot because a home can even be bought twice to create a 2-bedroom. The other reason is your presentation. I think you found your calling. The Vanna White walk-thru with your killer humor made the video a must replay. Seriously though, I think the live guide style, the bed stretch faux measure, and the living room daydreams in U2 shades are great details that made this video as enjoyable to view as the house is engaging to learn about. Great video and great house! 👍🏾
Very livable and stylish. The all on one level layout is much better than the loft bed concept IMO. The shed style roof is good at preventing leaks and snow accumulation. I would spring for the folding doors. It really makes the place feel bigger and modern. I like how you jovially knocked down all the usual criticisms, Kerry. It kills me when people make comments about “not enough this” and “not enough that.” IT’S A TINY HOME. You downsize and smart size your possessions FFS.
Kerry, that place is a winner, and man do I love that front entrance. Great video bye the way Kerry, you have a great, classy, and informative video format down to a science.
Another Kerry gem. You make me laugh everytime! Love the porch area and layout. They might want to invest in a pro stager to really show how beautiful the interior could be. Thanks for hitting the road again!
I really like this one. The changes that I would make include having the closet include the washer and dryer. If a single person lived in this unit, they could have two side-by-side units and still have room to hang close over the appliances as well as longer items on the left-hand side. If this were on the East Coast of the US, I might be interested. I am curious to see the next size up, which I was hoping was the unit right next to the one you showed us. Cheers! Len
They make really nice privacy films now that are easy to apply - so you could add privacy to those windows yourself for a really affordable price. I really like this home except for the galley kitchen - I hate Galley kitchens, but it's not a deal breaker in this case because there is quite a bit of counter space on either side of the sink, and adequate on either side of the cooktop. I love having the stackable washer & dryer next to the closet - pull clothes out of the dryer and immediately hang them up or put them away in the dresser you could place next to the window as you enter the bedroom. I absolutely love the curb-less shower. The floating vanity looks nice but lacks drawers - drawers are more functional in most cases (I need drawers for all the girly stuff). I like all the windows in this home and the fact that some of them can be opened to let in fresh air is a bonus (some of the prefab companies are putting in casement windows that don't open along with the type that crank out - screens and egress from the bedroom in case of fire or whatever are a must folks). I fear the transportation costs across to the east coast where I live may price these out of the market for me unless I only get the base model.
It's nice and stylish. The featureless white walls aid to the feeling of looking expansive without having a cluttered cramp look. The fancy eight grand door looks nice and lends to the look of the front entrance plus when opened all the way up makes the living room area look that more expansive. For the bathroom window I'd probably go for the LCD technology style window that can turn opaque at the flick of a switch. I'd still want an additional room/office space/pantry/workshop/storage room of sorts to accommodate my lifestyle. I think they knocked it out of the ballpark on overall design,build,and finish and price.
I always thought they left the bathroom windows with regular glass let more light in for the model units. Maybe they just do it so they can charge extra for opaque glass. You can always buy rolls of frosted tint at the hardware store. We wouldn't want you to get arrested for overexposure ! 😏
I really like this place! The kitchen has everything you need with enough counter space. Great bedroom/bathroom set up. Large area for entertaining. I wouldn't change a thing other that whatever furniture placement someone prefers. Thanks for showing. The backdrop of the snow covered mountains was worth the price of admission.
I’m impressed. Would love to add this as an ADU for my brother to live in . He’s struggling as a teachers aide in a low income area and he’s almost 60 yrs old . I worry about him being able to retire . This is plenty of space for his inside use . Plus he can share my backyard and park in my garage . I bet the permits would be hell to get here in California.
I would want the mixer tap for the shower moved away from under the shower head. When you turn the tap on, you'll get cold water on tou. Apart from that, it's very nice. I agree about the bathroom window glass.
One of the biggest things people forget about when downsizing to a place like this you don't have that closet space for next seasons clothes vacuum cleaners extra blankets just extra stuff when you downsize to something like this it will quickly make you realize how little you actually need to survive which will extensively free you up financially
Right? You don’t do “extra.” You don’t have a vacuum cleaner, you have a broom. You have a capsule wardrobe that layers, you have multifunctional kitchen utensils like the “Always” pan, and nesting items. You fold clothes on your bed, not a laundry room counter top. You don’t have thousands of beauty products. You have soap and moisturizer, shampoo and conditioner. You don’t buy in bulk, and you conserve.
That’s beautiful with a price that is reasonable depending on shipping. Thank you for reading and working towards the lower price for us. The porch and roof slant are fantastic! Hoping they can put a tub in instead.
The prefabricated houses are very beautiful and comfortable. Thank you for taking me to visit these beautiful house models. A modern and professional factory manufacturing prefabricated houses.
Checks the boxes for us. Thanks Kerry. (Also, fwiw, shout out to Utah... northern has some of the States best peaks and ranges, and southern has some of the most beautiful red rock and canyons on earth as well as a piece of the colorado river which is no small contributor to its geological splendor (checks "splendor" off the word-of-the-day list) and a giant lake with a spiral art installation... beehive indeed.)
Wow! This one’s pretty cool! I really like that you’re not looking at dirty pots & pans while enjoying a meal. Definitely would rearrange the furniture, but these are really coming along! Price is not too bad (if only closer to East coast), but transport might be reasonable, idk? Was there a larger one to the left of it? Btw, really a super video on these, so enjoyable.
great job, Kerry! I think by now we realize most of the super cool units are pricy but worth it IF you have the $ and it fits your property and life style! I love this one and many you show us! But not BOX not ABLE! But we shall see?!?!
I like this one and I agree that the kitchen looks pretty efficient. Galley kitchens are great that way, and it keeps the mess out of the sightline of the couch and dining table. My question would be---if you don't get the $8k door, what does the front of the house look like?
Nice. If you're cost conscious, maybe go with standard sliding doors or a a nice door with glass and large window with sections that open or with a regular door and a standard sliding glass door. You could also add space in the bedroom by using a combo washer/dryer and having a small cabinet with hangers or drawers above where the dryer would normally be. And upright dresser or armoire should be able to fit in the bedroom easily for additional space for clothing. Definitely add the privacy glass or nice blinds in the bath. I would trade the shower for a nice small soaking tub with shower head over.. One of the best affordable units I have seen. Nice job as usual Kerry.
Put sticker window covers in the bathroom. Comes in many designs from simple frosted to stain glass. Cheap enough to change up whenever you want a different look.
Just needs somewhere to put a washing machine and maybe dryer, though if you plan on adding an enclosed garage to it as well then you can just put them in there. it has space for a microwave AND prep area, which is a big plus.
This is what I'm looking for in terms of simple design quality look but not unnecessarily complicated it wouldn't be terrible to reconstruct a similar type home for a cabin in the woods of Maine I'm looking for something I can build myself but trying to find that right design. I think increasing the pitch of the roof a little to help with the snow would be my only exterior change
I have five grandchildren. But, they can’t visit often because they live 3,000 miles away from me. I can design everything. But, due to my injuries that can’t be fixed ,all that I do now is is paint on my canvases.
I need a large space that is off grid for my art collection with one big kitchen and island where behind that is a bedroom and bathroom with elk - in - shower. No tub. And , preferably a loft for those rare occasions when my grands do visit.
I like it. If I had the option to play a bit with the layout, about the only thing I would do is extend the interior space to the end and eliminate the covered patio. The extra square footage gained could allow a small close for where you enter the home (to put shoes and coats since there is currently nowhere to do that) and just give a few extra feet to each area. That may allow a slightly larger stove, fridge, washer/dryer, etc to give more options for appliances since the small appliances are often less common and more expensive than standard width units.
I like the house - it’s a uniquely done tiny house with a nice bathroom and first floor bedroom. The porch and glass door wall were gorgeous. But - a common pet peeve of mine - no coat/broom closet in the front room or kitchen. You definitely need more storage if you are going to live in it for any extended period of time.
I like the factor they are equipping it with contemporary heating, the Heat Pump hit the list of want-haves, I would outfit it with a Induction Stove, a GE all in one washer dryer with heat pump tech, ans throw in a star link, I'll come by and pick it up in a few days! Great home!
my man, the dry humour, very nice. you seem like you could not care less and i love it. one thing, it is not a sliding front door, it is a folding front door. tri-fold to be exact but hey who's counting? me actually.
I would love to live there the scenery is just heavenly. The modulars are awesome. It would be cool to have a loft for maybe another bed or just small office space. 😊
I live in a tiny independent senior living apartment, so this house would be just right for me, and with a price of 118,000-150,000, it would be ideal. Now dealing with locating it to a safe place around the country is going to be the trick. Also, a tub instead of a shower would be my choice.
I really like this place, I'm not sure how useful the glass sliding door would be (bugs suck and they will get inside), but love the light it lets in, it's a must. I'd much prefer if you didn't have to go through the bedroom to reach the bathroom, though. Not that I have a whole lot of people over, but it feels like there's less privacy when they have to go into your bedroom.
Just so you and your viewers know.Utah is called the beehive state because of the industrious nature of the Latter Day Saint founders of the state in 1847. A most enjoyable video. I love the tiny house.
WINDOW FILM..BTH RM Also....I'd use sliders for shower. Not door . The Galley style kitchen is GREAT. Good size closet. That Bdm layout , windows, etc. is like mine but mine is a larger home. Very good layout ‼️
6:19 "I'd end up on the news." 😂😂, well there's a simple fix: window cling that obscures the view in or out. Also laughing at the rock 🪨 hard brown sugar 🤣 comment. Really great. Question: who filmed you while you walked in the factory? 🥶🖤🔔👍🏻💓
My home cost $20,000 in2019, including closing costs. That was for 1000 square feet and a detached workshop of 500 square feet. It sits on .2 acres and within walking distance to grocery, downtown, library, etc.
I am in Michigan and unfortunately I can’t find a single county or city in Michigan that will let you put a 500sq ft home on a vacant piece of property. It’s extremely frustrating. It’s just me and my wife and we have our house outside of Detroit and we would love to put a house like this in northern Michigan as a vacation home. But every single county and city in Michigan requires all new builds to be at least 1,200 sq ft. It’s absolutely ridiculous to force people to build more than they need. It’s extremely frustrating.
I totally agree. Same applies to your subdivisions here in Texas. I wouldn't think restrictions apply to the Upper Pennisula? Have a friend living up there in the UP. He built a small cabin on some acreage.
Kerry’s jokes are getting better each episode haha - enjoying the edu-tainment
Are you sure the jokes are getting better or are you just getting used to them ? 😏 jk, K 😜
yes im with u i dont laugh easy but i did a few times on this one
This is the kind of entertainment the world needs right now.
"Rock-hard bag of brown sugar that was used for one recipe that probably didn't turn out." I feel called out. That aside, I enjoy the walk-through.
Haha! I have it too
Being more uppity, my concrete-which-was-once-brown-sugar is in a canister. Probably forever.
#Metoo 😂 When he said that I felt it.
@@jamesengland7461 😂 😂
It must be universal. 😂 It is a great comment to illustrate we don’t need all the storage we think we need. I have a friend who is a great chef. She downsized to a tiny unit and was able to satisfy all her cooking needs into, like, three utensils. It was a badge of honor for her.
Couple of minor quibbles. First, I'd move the washer/dryer to a new cupboard at the outside wall counter in the kitchen. Moving it from the bedroom to the living room means a load can be running at night will I am sleeping. Second, I'd go from a stackable to a single w/d combo to provide countertop space for folding. Third, and this shows no one has taken a shower in that bathroom, I'd flip the pipes to the inside wall to prevent freezing and to have the faucet reachable from the door without being IN the shower so one isn't hit with a blast of cold water turning on the shower. In the current configuration, one has to reach in all the way and get hit with cold water while adjusting the fixtures.
This is an absolute winner, well found Terry😊
Glad you like it
It's Kerry, not Terry.
This is definitely a nicely layed out floor plan. A couple of suggestions: 1.) get rid of the nightstands, move the bed over and add a dresser for more clothes. Leave the washer and dryer. The dining table, install one like a murphy bed style table, which folds up when not in use. Bottomline - great job Kerry.
i agree on the dresser but i would put the table right next to the kichen sink section and put the couch where the table is so i can have my desk office space on the wall to the right when u come in
@@pinky1068: as can be seen from @6:36, there would not be enough passing space if you move the table and chairs next to the kitchen run.
While I agree with the dining table suggestion, I truly dislike the trend towards pushing beds up into a corner. Obviously you haven’t been the one wrestling a fitted sheet on all four corners of a bed. I don’t mind if one side has a pretty narrow aisle, but I need to be able to get to both sides of the bed to make and unmake it.
Its just me so it would work great@@eattherich9215
Absolutely do not leave the washer/dryer. I'm not hauling off to the laundromat every week.
The best part of these videos is your low-key humor/jokes.
I love the front porch. I would screen it and use it as my main living space. I just need a second bedroom for a library, study, spare bed.
Kerry, Super ! And the only thing almost as rewarding as food to my Lab Guide Dog is when I laugh, and you had me chuckling throughout this video. I appreciate your good humor as you guide us (a Guide Dog pun?) through each home. This one is Great ! Thinking about where his dog bed will go. Thanks Heaps, for all your work.
ok I am ready to purchase. No mother-in-law included either. Wait, I am the mother-in-law.
haha!
That was funny lol
BAHAHAHA!
Now that's a cool sounding M-in-L !
Very nice ADU, Kerry. Great walk through. The price is pretty good. Just not to ship to NB.
This is just no-nonsense and perfect. Thank you!
Thank you! Glad you like it
Kerry, you are so unbelievably funny without trying hard to be.
Thank you 🙌🏼
Beautiful little house. Perfect!!! Thank you for a great video tour. Well done. I give both a “10.”
Thank you so much!
Thanks, Kerry! That’s the most promising house yet! I especially like the optional folding glass wall for Arizona.
Oh yeah it would be perfect there
I agree, and also own vacant acreage in Scottsdale, AZ, with amazing and unobstructed views of the Four Peaks. This would be awesome on that property!
You are correct, it does look much bigger than the stated square footage. Reasonably priced too.
whats the price before shipping on the base model
Thank you for what you do.
Thanks for watching
My favorite home yet! Just perfect!
Glad you like it!
This one is a winner, but not for the reasons you might assume. The price is in the sweet spot because a home can even be bought twice to create a 2-bedroom.
The other reason is your presentation. I think you found your calling. The Vanna White walk-thru with your killer humor made the video a must replay. Seriously though, I think the live guide style, the bed stretch faux measure, and the living room daydreams in U2 shades are great details that made this video as enjoyable to view as the house is engaging to learn about. Great video and great house! 👍🏾
Very livable and stylish. The all on one level layout is much better than the loft bed concept IMO. The shed style roof is good at preventing leaks and snow accumulation. I would spring for the folding doors. It really makes the place feel bigger and modern. I like how you jovially knocked down all the usual criticisms, Kerry. It kills me when people make comments about “not enough this” and “not enough that.” IT’S A TINY HOME. You downsize and smart size your possessions FFS.
Kerry, that place is a winner, and man do I love that front entrance. Great video bye the way Kerry, you have a great, classy, and informative video format down to a science.
Thank you kindly! The entrance is a show stopper for sure
Really do like it, put it on the list of homes I want. Extra points for delivery in the
region I have been thinking
about moving to. 😻
great! thanks for watching
Oh wow, this is great. First one that I've seen that covers all my needs and is affordable. 2 thumbs way up!!
What about this is affordable? A new build costs this much or less...
And thank you for making this video I have enjoy. I have learn so much about learn so much about prefab homes.👍🏼💗🏡
Glad you enjoyed it!
You are so welcome bor.👍🏼🏡
Looks great!
glad you like it!
That's a nice one, thanks for the tour, Kerry ! 👍
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching
That one looks good and pricing is reasonable. Thanks for this video. Very funny while explaining it !!
140k is reasonable for 500sq ft? Ill pass.
one of the best you've found!...great design, finishes and pricing.
Glad you like it!
Another Kerry gem. You make me laugh everytime! Love the porch area and layout. They might want to invest in a pro stager to really show how beautiful the interior could be. Thanks for hitting the road again!
I really like this one. The changes that I would make include having the closet include the washer and dryer. If a single person lived in this unit, they could have two side-by-side units and still have room to hang close over the appliances as well as longer items on the left-hand side. If this were on the East Coast of the US, I might be interested. I am curious to see the next size up, which I was hoping was the unit right next to the one you showed us. Cheers! Len
You don’t want your clothes in a moist and heated environment. That is why W/D are never located there. Your clothes would grow mold.
They make really nice privacy films now that are easy to apply - so you could add privacy to those windows yourself for a really affordable price. I really like this home except for the galley kitchen - I hate Galley kitchens, but it's not a deal breaker in this case because there is quite a bit of counter space on either side of the sink, and adequate on either side of the cooktop. I love having the stackable washer & dryer next to the closet - pull clothes out of the dryer and immediately hang them up or put them away in the dresser you could place next to the window as you enter the bedroom. I absolutely love the curb-less shower. The floating vanity looks nice but lacks drawers - drawers are more functional in most cases (I need drawers for all the girly stuff). I like all the windows in this home and the fact that some of them can be opened to let in fresh air is a bonus (some of the prefab companies are putting in casement windows that don't open along with the type that crank out - screens and egress from the bedroom in case of fire or whatever are a must folks). I fear the transportation costs across to the east coast where I live may price these out of the market for me unless I only get the base model.
Wow. Love. ❤️
Glad to hear it!
I’m googling how far from Spanish Fork my desired property is in WA. 👍👍
Nicely designed & executed. High for an unfinished shed thing, but pretty good for a real house, the direction we're seeing these days....
It's nice and stylish. The featureless white walls aid to the feeling of looking expansive without having a cluttered cramp look. The fancy eight grand door looks nice and lends to the look of the front entrance plus when opened all the way up makes the living room area look that more expansive. For the bathroom window I'd probably go for the LCD technology style window that can turn opaque at the flick of a switch. I'd still want an additional room/office space/pantry/workshop/storage room of sorts to accommodate my lifestyle. I think they knocked it out of the ballpark on overall design,build,and finish and price.
I always thought they left the bathroom windows with regular glass let more light in for the model units.
Maybe they just do it so they can charge extra for opaque glass.
You can always buy rolls of frosted tint at the hardware store.
We wouldn't want you to get arrested for overexposure ! 😏
I really like this place! The kitchen has everything you need with enough counter space. Great bedroom/bathroom set up. Large area for entertaining. I wouldn't change a thing other that whatever furniture placement someone prefers. Thanks for showing. The backdrop of the snow covered mountains was worth the price of admission.
Yes! I would definitely buy one!
Glad you like it
I love this unit. Love your vids.
Thank you 😊
Hey out of all the prefab homes you shown this is the coolest one . How much would a two-bedroom would be.👍🏼🏡💵
Good question, not sure off the top of my head. You’d have to check with them
You welcome. And when you going to start showing some of the two bedrooms prefab homes.
Inquiring minds want to know.
200000 usd
Love the sarcastic humor. How a review should be done. To the point and highlighting what’s important and stuff one could care less about.
Thank you 🙏🏻
I’m impressed. Would love to add this as an ADU for my brother to live in . He’s struggling as a teachers aide in a low income area and he’s almost 60 yrs old . I worry about him being able to retire . This is plenty of space for his inside use . Plus he can share my backyard and park in my garage . I bet the permits would be hell to get here in California.
I really like that entrance with the covered porch and sliding doors. Utah very central to entire W Coast so makes perfect sense…
Thanks for watching!
I really love how your humor is coming to the surface. You were cracking me up.
I would want the mixer tap for the shower moved away from under the shower head. When you turn the tap on, you'll get cold water on tou. Apart from that, it's very nice. I agree about the bathroom window glass.
one of the best ive seen in a long time, id love this home with another room added, it would be perfect
glad you like it!
One of the biggest things people forget about when downsizing to a place like this you don't have that closet space for next seasons clothes vacuum cleaners extra blankets just extra stuff when you downsize to something like this it will quickly make you realize how little you actually need to survive which will extensively free you up financially
Right? You don’t do “extra.” You don’t have a vacuum cleaner, you have a broom. You have a capsule wardrobe that layers, you have multifunctional kitchen utensils like the “Always” pan, and nesting items. You fold clothes on your bed, not a laundry room counter top. You don’t have thousands of beauty products. You have soap and moisturizer, shampoo and conditioner. You don’t buy in bulk, and you conserve.
I agree with your assessment of this model! I like it all!!
Thank you very much!
Great walk through!! Thanks, Kerry.
Thanks for watching 🙌🏼
That’s beautiful with a price that is reasonable depending on shipping. Thank you for reading and working towards the lower price for us. The porch and roof slant are fantastic! Hoping they can put a tub in instead.
Love it . I want one
The prefabricated houses are very beautiful and comfortable. Thank you for taking me to visit these beautiful house models. A modern and professional factory manufacturing prefabricated houses.
Thank you!
Checks the boxes for us. Thanks Kerry.
(Also, fwiw, shout out to Utah... northern has some of the States best peaks and ranges, and southern has some of the most beautiful red rock and canyons on earth as well as a piece of the colorado river which is no small contributor to its geological splendor (checks "splendor" off the word-of-the-day list) and a giant lake with a spiral art installation... beehive indeed.)
It was very scenic!!
Definitely going on my top 10 list! Also, 2 friends and 1 acquaintance…my introverted soul appreciates this comment more than one should😂
I knew you were in Utah before you even said so!
Wow! This one’s pretty cool! I really like that you’re not looking at dirty pots & pans while enjoying a meal. Definitely would rearrange the furniture, but these are really coming along! Price is not too bad (if only closer to East coast), but transport might be reasonable, idk? Was there a larger one to the left of it? Btw, really a super video on these, so enjoyable.
Thank you! The one beside it is a bit smaller and a park model but I do have a video about it coming in the next week or so
great job, Kerry! I think by now we realize most of the super cool units are pricy but worth it IF you have the $ and it fits your property and life style! I love this one and many you show us! But not BOX not ABLE! But we shall see?!?!
Thank you! Appreciate you tuning in 😃
I like this one and I agree that the kitchen looks pretty efficient. Galley kitchens are great that way, and it keeps the mess out of the sightline of the couch and dining table. My question would be---if you don't get the $8k door, what does the front of the house look like?
The standard plan has the door into the side and no porch
@@KerryTarnow Wow---so you have to buy the door to get the porch? Without the porch, this is just a rectangle.
Wow! I am impressed. Love your videos, Kerry, keep’em comin’ 😊
Thank you! Will do!
Home run, Kerry! 🏠🏃 Emphasis on the home. 😉 I should make Toll House choc-chip cookies before I have cupboard concrete
Haha! Definitely 🍪
Excellent video…..as always! I appreciate you and your work!!! Thank you!
Nice. If you're cost conscious, maybe go with standard sliding doors or a a nice door with glass and large window with sections that open or with a regular door and a standard sliding glass door. You could also add space in the bedroom by using a combo washer/dryer and having a small cabinet with hangers or drawers above where the dryer would normally be. And upright dresser or armoire should be able to fit in the bedroom easily for additional space for clothing. Definitely add the privacy glass or nice blinds in the bath. I would trade the shower for a nice small soaking tub with shower head over.. One of the best affordable units I have seen. Nice job as usual Kerry.
That 6:02 shot made us double take a few times. 😂
Put sticker window covers in the bathroom. Comes in many designs from simple frosted to stain glass. Cheap enough to change up whenever you want a different look.
Just needs somewhere to put a washing machine and maybe dryer, though if you plan on adding an enclosed garage to it as well then you can just put them in there.
it has space for a microwave AND prep area, which is a big plus.
Finally someone got it right. It's perfect. Bravo to this company
Thanks for watching 🙌🏼
Very nice I dig this one
I would love to put one of these on my lot in the mountains, if I only had a lot in the mountains. This would be great as a cozy little getaway.
Very nice house. It looks large than it is. Good job, as always!
Thanks John!
This is what I'm looking for in terms of simple design quality look but not unnecessarily complicated it wouldn't be terrible to reconstruct a similar type home for a cabin in the woods of Maine I'm looking for something I can build myself but trying to find that right design. I think increasing the pitch of the roof a little to help with the snow would be my only exterior change
I have five grandchildren. But, they can’t visit often because they live 3,000 miles away from me. I can design everything. But, due to my injuries that can’t be fixed ,all that I do now is is paint on my canvases.
I need a large space that is off grid for my art collection with one big kitchen and island where behind that is a bedroom and bathroom with elk - in - shower. No tub. And , preferably a loft for those rare occasions when my grands do visit.
I like it. If I had the option to play a bit with the layout, about the only thing I would do is extend the interior space to the end and eliminate the covered patio. The extra square footage gained could allow a small close for where you enter the home (to put shoes and coats since there is currently nowhere to do that) and just give a few extra feet to each area. That may allow a slightly larger stove, fridge, washer/dryer, etc to give more options for appliances since the small appliances are often less common and more expensive than standard width units.
Nice! Great finishes, & the price isn’t horrible. If they have options so you don’t have to have the $8K glass door, worth looking at.
I really like this home. Looks great. We’re getting close to perfection. Smile!
glad you like it!
I like the house - it’s a uniquely done tiny house with a nice bathroom and first floor bedroom. The porch and glass door wall were gorgeous. But - a common pet peeve of mine - no coat/broom closet in the front room or kitchen. You definitely need more storage if you are going to live in it for any extended period of time.
I like the factor they are equipping it with contemporary heating, the Heat Pump hit the list of want-haves, I would outfit it with a Induction Stove, a GE all in one washer dryer with heat pump tech, ans throw in a star link, I'll come by and pick it up in a few days! Great home!
This is lovely! 😍 Great design and price...what more can you ask for!
Exactly
Super nice style, looks to be a good value, not a fledgling builder.
Awesome pricing Kerry!
Lolol, is the juice worth the squeeze!😂 I would watch for your humor alone!!
my man, the dry humour, very nice. you seem like you could not care less and i love it. one thing, it is not a sliding front door, it is a folding front door. tri-fold to be exact but hey who's counting? me actually.
Haha yeah I picked up knew I whiffed on that as soon as I went to edit. The show must go on 🤦♂️
Bro that was the realest video ever. Right on.
Thank you, appreciate that 🙌🏼
I would love to live there the scenery is just heavenly. The modulars are awesome. It would be cool to have a loft for maybe another bed or just small office space. 😊
Close to perfect. Nice aesthetic.
Glad you like it 🙌🏼
I live in a tiny independent senior living apartment, so this house would be just right for me, and with a price of 118,000-150,000, it would be ideal. Now dealing with locating it to a safe place around the country is going to be the trick. Also, a tub instead of a shower would be my choice.
One of the best. I refrained from making a "That's what she said" joke. You're welcome.
Haha!
I really like this place, I'm not sure how useful the glass sliding door would be (bugs suck and they will get inside), but love the light it lets in, it's a must. I'd much prefer if you didn't have to go through the bedroom to reach the bathroom, though. Not that I have a whole lot of people over, but it feels like there's less privacy when they have to go into your bedroom.
Another great video, Kerry!! Thanks for the info!!
You make me laugh! Your humor brings me joy ❤
Glad to hear it, thank you 😃
Dude this is a good one! A++
I always love these when they have a over hang thingy
If you can, head up to South Lake Tahoe, California for family-owned homebuilders called Shemss.
Their homes include tiny homes to larger homes.
Will check them out thanks
"Just about had a stroke doing the math." 🤣😂😂
Haha
Beautiful mountains 🎉
truly
Just so you and your viewers know.Utah is called the beehive state because of the industrious nature of the Latter Day Saint founders of the state in 1847.
A most enjoyable video. I love the tiny house.
WINDOW FILM..BTH RM
Also....I'd use sliders for shower. Not door .
The Galley style kitchen is GREAT. Good size closet.
That Bdm layout , windows, etc. is like mine but mine is a larger home.
Very good layout ‼️
6:19 "I'd end up on the news." 😂😂, well there's a simple fix: window cling that obscures the view in or out.
Also laughing at the rock 🪨 hard brown sugar 🤣 comment.
Really great. Question: who filmed you while you walked in the factory?
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An amazing starter/retirement home. Thank you so much for sharing this with us all and the price up-front.
You get! Thanks for watching
You're so funny in an understated way. Thanks for your videos!
Thanks Kathryn, appreciate that 😃
My home cost $20,000 in2019, including closing costs. That was for 1000 square feet and a detached workshop of 500 square feet. It sits on .2 acres and within walking distance to grocery, downtown, library, etc.
that's awesome!
I am in Michigan and unfortunately I can’t find a single county or city in Michigan that will let you put a 500sq ft home on a vacant piece of property. It’s extremely frustrating. It’s just me and my wife and we have our house outside of Detroit and we would love to put a house like this in northern Michigan as a vacation home. But every single county and city in Michigan requires all new builds to be at least 1,200 sq ft. It’s absolutely ridiculous to force people to build more than they need. It’s extremely frustrating.
I totally agree. Same applies to your subdivisions here in Texas. I wouldn't think restrictions apply to the Upper Pennisula? Have a friend living up there in the UP. He built a small cabin on some acreage.
@@KimiK-w4y I will have to check that out.
Screened in porches would be sweet add
❤❤❤,especially the bathroom & porch✨
Wow, this has great potential.
Glad you like it