BEST PREFAB BARNDOMINIUM HOMES UNDER 100K

BEST PREFAB BARNDOMINIUM HOMES UNDER 100K
_____________________
Don't Forget To Subscribe 👆👆👆
_________________
06:19 Tymberlyne Pre-Designed Homes: The Blue Jay, starting at $99,947
______
_______
_______
_______
DISCLOSURE-
We earn a small commission at no extra cost to you when you purchase products from the links provided in the description on our channel. We are affiliated, but not sponsored by any product featured in this video. Not being sponsored allows us to keep our own opinions and provide product reviews without bias. This is how we pay our bills and maintain the channel by making honest and useful reviews so that you can make informed buying decisions. We at Techligent appreciate your support.
________________
1. Country Carpenters: 26’ Gambrel Barn, starting at $48,745 — If you’re genuinely looking for that down-home country feel but don’t want to gut out an existing barn to do it, then Country Carpenters has just the model for you. Among their many barn-style homes stands the Gambrel Barn. It takes the traditional building methods of the Gambrel Barn and optimizes it to make the best use of the space to better suit your home and needs. It comes with pre-cut pressure-treated sills, a pre-cut post and beam frame, kiln-dried loft boards, premium sliding, 3 flower boxes, and heavy-duty stairs. This model truly has it all, and depending on your needs, the pricing starts at just $48,745 for the 26' x 24' model - even the 26' x 60' won’t push your budget too far - just shy of the 100k mark, at $89,430. While this is not Country Carpenters’ only model, it’s a sure-fire standout for all those country souls. With the right finishing interior touches, this barn would be quite lovely - and the flexibility of a simple interior will let your imagination go wild.
2. Legacy Post and Beam Homes: The Armstrong 4636, starting at $84,770 — On the higher end, the Armstrong will let you bring the ranch vibe into the modern era effortlessly and in style. It’s a freeform open-concept, with a 22’ center section and two 12’ sections - easy to break into a multi-room family home. The two-story design will allow you to create a separate living area downstairs and a sleeping area in the 700-square-foot loft. Alternatively, you can always break it into additional rooms to accommodate everyone. Whether you want to go open concept or more traditional - you’ll have everything you need to create the structure of your dreams, and from there, the sky is the limit. Legacy Post will meet you where you need it - with plenty of add-ons that can be fitted to your kit. It might not be for the hobbyist DIY-er, but with the right amount of elbow grease, you can get something good going. Legacy Post and Beam is another brand offering various options for the discerning homeowner, but the Armstrong 4636 is all about meeting you in the middle on all counts. The kit starts at just $84,770, making it far more accessible if you have the land to put it down on!
3. Hansen Pole Buildings: Pole Barns, starting at $7,000-70,000 — The real winners here are those looking for a budget-friendly win. Hansen Pole Buildings can meet you where you need to be with their varied and accessible Pole Barns. Starting at prices as low as just $7,000 for their Pole Barns; for some, that’s just a few months' rent. Pole barns have the appearance, functionality, and structural integrity of traditionally built homes, but they come in easily-assemble kits in various colors, sizes, shapes, and cuts, with endless customization options. This is your option if you’re on a time or budget crunch. They combine a traditional home's features, qualities, and amenities with optional staircases for your multi-level dreams and window fittings for plenty of natural light. They boast being cost-effective, sturdy, quick to deliver, and easy to assemble - could it get any better? The DIY drawback is that you must be at least handy to put this together - but less material means less stress. For some, this may be the lifestyle change you’ve been looking for - and it’s easier than ever to get your hands on!

[Techligent]

BEST PREFAB BARNDOMINIUM HOMES UNDER 100K

Don't Forget To Subscribe 👆👆👆

06:19 Tymberlyne Pre-Designed Homes: The Blue Jay, starting at $99, 947




DISCLOSURE-
We earn a small commission at no extra cost to you when you purchase products from the links provided in the description on our channel. We are affiliated, but not sponsored by any product featured in this video. Not being sponsored allows us to keep our own opinions and provide product reviews without bias. This is how we pay our bills and maintain the channel by making honest and useful reviews so that you can make informed buying decisions. We at Techligent appreciate your support.

[paulirvin]

Right! Wish they’d do models that matched price as advertised.

[annarowden]

These prices are just for the basic building. Any additions will cost; foundation, electrical, plumbing, assembly, insulation, and all extras. We built a 24 x 24 two car garage pole barn cost 5 years ago, $28k.

[thebeardedone]

I'm a home builder, and just a basic home will start at 140.00 a square foot. So yeah, these are for the shell.

[zackdreamcast]

Doing a Timberlyne home now . Been a nightmare. In the end it will be $388/ sq foot when including land, foundation, utility, and site clearance.

[okinawasurfspots]

key words, “starting at”…. the finished to have good quality of life is far more than the “starting at” price🤯

[leticiainez]

Get one of these prefab Barndominium to better withstand against this ever changing climate instead of a mobile home. Have to believe God will provide and help us finish the inside..

[jefftracy]

These are easily $300, 000 homes. They are listing just the prices for the kits, which do not include the price for labor, the price for concrete, electric, plumbing, well, septic, and interior. If you do it all yourself, yeah, you might be able to keep it under $200, 000, but for the average person, you're spending $250k, $300k, maybe even $400k when it's all said and done.

[cherylstubbs]

I would love to have one of those homes

[vbennett]

We all know that the structure is the price. Your design and fixtures and all the trimmings will def increase the price!

[randyragland]

If you think you can build the one in the pic for under $50, 000, , , you been living in a cave for 20 yrs😢😢😢😢

[susanjannarone]

I’m looking at one on Texas on ten acres. Is 1800 square feet of living space. It has two huge storage areas where you could live or park your car. Asking $750, 000. Realtor says she doesn’t understand them. Nice looking outside but most have toxic spray foam insulation so be wary of formaldehyde poisoning. They look quite late considering the usable square footage for actual living. I think that’s the draw—$200, 000 cheaper than a stick built that appears as impressive and is $780, 000 and 1950 square feet or maybe 2100. With porches.

[davepalmatier]

I'm very interested in one of these homes/ barns for me and my Dogs and Trucks and tools be a perfect fit!! BEAUTIFUL

[matthewm]

I live in CT where country carpenters are located. That cost is literally just the framing kit for that price. It doesn’t include anything else.

[xScooterAZx]

I wonder how much the plumbing and electricity added costs. I bet thst's where the real money comes in.

[oneman]

It's funny how comments are more informative than the videos lol

[uniqueyoullc.]

She states that these prices are for the kits only. You will need a general contractor to erect it.

[smokiedavinci]

Sooo misleading. Add shipping, assembly, permits, taxes, windows, concrete slab, plumbing, electrical, hvac, sewage and the list goes on. These will all cost between 200k to 400k

[crystalberry]

Where are you located and do you serve Northern Idaho?

[h.smith.]

Then another $250, 000 to finish and furnish.