FIRST EVER barndominium/mobile home! This will CHANGE the GAME! Prefab House Tour

In todays video we will be looking at a INDUSTRY CHANGING prefab house! Stayed tuned I toured several brand new prefab home/mobile home models and they will all be coming very soon! Hey friends, this is Chance with Chance's Home World and we have a modular house video tour video for you and this video is liable to break the internet! Be sure to subscribe and like this video if you enjoy please!

This prefab house also has several different options and can be built as a manufactured or modular home! The manufacturer for this house is Deer Valley Homebuilders. The model for this home is the “Barndo!" This home has 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms and has roughly 4,000 square foot total. Let me know what you think about the video! I hope you enjoy this mobile home walk through video.

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We have seen the mobile home business come such a long way. In the old days most people referred to mobile homes as a trailer house. However some of the manufactured homes we carry are far from “trailer houses.”

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[AmberSantiago-mjfk]

My mom decorated this home and she worked so hard the last few weeks!! Thank you for showing so everyone can see her hard work

[RedLeo-pfyo]

In 1990, my mom bought a single wide trailer house for like $5000. She paid it off in two years. We are now in 2024 and that thing is holding up like a champ

[cherokeespring]

Bless your heart, my 3, 000 sq ft brick house with utility and garage was half that price!!

[rkwillow]

This place is absolutely how a designer KEEPS their job. Nice work.

[Mommapunkin]

Around $600K for this home. I believe you can have a sight home build for that or maybe a little bit more, BUT at least you know it was sight built home. That is wild!

[taniahummelgard]

Did I just hear half a million? Bless your heart

[hopemoody]

Half a million? Well bless your heart.

[jorgeguy]

half a million... for a mobile home... I know they aren't built like they used to be, but they also aren't going to be a generational home either... That's wild! I mean it's gorgeous, but I could build one for that price.

Edited to add***. This is 100% a trailer- it’s on wheels in 4 sections.

It is way cheaper to build this style of barbdominium as it isn’t actually a barndo but a trailer shaped liked one. There is no workshop or garage.

Last, I never said I didn’t like it. It’s beautiful for what it is. A trailer. It’ll last me and maybe one more generation…. if I baby it. However, it’s not a half a million dollar home. 🤷‍♂️

[barjcowgirl]

Wow! Almost $500, 000. We had a 95x40 post frame erected and finished the inside ourselves for less than $40/sqf! Yes, we did all the work but the building and concrete, but we were on a limited budget! 8 months and we were moved in! The sweat equity is amazing and afforded us some nicer finishes!

[tomchaney]

Wonderful design and concept. Built the cheapest and charged the most. Don't see many intelligent folks paying that much for a trailer home though! Definitely had my interest until pricing. Best wishes.

[jjcastleberry]

Dude I just sprayed my coffee over the monitor. $145.00 x 4, 000 sqft = $580, 000.00 plus ship/transportation expense and we have even got to the land, utilies i.e. well/public water, septic tank or public sewage, lower foundation site, and county permits. You can bet another 200K to 400K at current market. Chance, link up with Josh and Brandy owners of Texas Best Barndominium.

[ohplease]

Look into Steel Building kits. Stronger and cheaper. "That just sounds so expensive to me…and maybe I am wrong but I thought the appeal of a barndo was saving money and doing some work yourself. But I am getting the impression that more folks are in it for the aesthetic/function too.

"I built a 24x60 steel building with a 10’ porch running down the 60’ side on a slab a few years back. If you can read blueprints you can contract the slab and shell yourself. I hired a concrete company and paid them $14, 000 for it. The concrete was $7500 and the rest was the labor. Next I paid around $20, 000 for the building. It’s rated to 175mph winds and I feel more secure in it than I do the house I live in. My dad and I wired it, framed out a 20x23’ room inside, had someone else do the drywall and then we installed a mini split AC in that room. I’d say with materials and AC and all I spent $45-50, 000 doing that. If I’d wanted to live in it I’d have had to install 2 bathrooms, a kitchen, and frame out more bedrooms. Id also have wanted to add more insulation and windows. I figure that would have been around $80, 000 more, so $130, 000. I’m not sure what it would be now, but if you can avoid paying others to do the work you’ll save more."

[candicekingpalgut]

holy smokes.... that upstairs would be one heck of a studio space. Looms, spinning wheels, long arm quilting machines, sewing machines, lots and lots of storage.... be still my heart.

[ninji]

That "stripe" down the middle is one of the coolest things I've ever seen. Such a seemingly simple design but so cool.

[carystone]

17:20 you and me both! Like that actual one, as is, turn key, all the furniture... Exactly like it is! I just keep trying to figure out how my dream home was built when I wasn't sure exactly what I wanted until this video... This is THE

[RobinLee-kbxj]

I have lived in my moble home for 33 years. I've had remodeling the back of my home. I built a den to have more added space. The carpenter said the stud was like a home, not like a moble home. He said my home is well built. I love my home. This home is amazing. I love everything about this new home.

[chastka]

Chance, I enjoy your monologue. Stay true to yourself .

[jaysonm]

My ULTIMATE setup would be to have this and two of those nice little cozy cottages, one on either side, for guest houses!

[annw]

Her transparency is on point. That’s rare in this day and age. Hope you all the best ma’am.

[wayneeden]

I have been looking and browsing for possible ideas from the modular factory built homes, and theoretically this modular home was the very first one that popped up and I've been looking at several, and I have become stuck on this barndomin home, i love everything about it