Funny funny hahaha

This is a modular home not a mobile home. I don't know why they're calling it a mobile home.

Hehee. Me too!

I owned a 3800 sq f and was way to much space. This is perfect

@@luckytahlula6515 this is not a modular home

Yeah, these are great for Seniors and /or folks incapacitated. I can't do stairs so this would be great!

I’m wondering that with a microwave that low. Does it comes with a childproof lock?

@@rudygfan I hear ya! I can't do stairs either. Prefer all one level. Love this home. Just a few tweaks, it would be made for me.

@@heleneclark563 I'm for using your voice. Do Not Touch! If they do, "Time Out!"

Remove the tub from the master bath and you could easily put in a very large shower to where you could roll right in with your wheelchair.

Do you mind me asking the final price?

@@hollyharvey1986 we actually didn't go thry with this because by the time we finally got a contract from Palm Harbor in Plant City they raised the price over $20,000... AND said it would be a year before we would be moving in. Very shady business practices and we were super disappointed since I had toured these homes many times in the past and when I was finally in a position to buy we were greeted with a salesman who drug his feet and management that seemed to not need our business so we took our business to a local builder and will be getting a much better built home in a shorter amount of time. I can't express in words how much I would never recommend this company to anyone

@@1crazyfloridatrucker129 Crazy TN trucker here (well retired). That's unfortunate that that happened to you but happy you found something much better.

I know thats right and at 200,000 all ill say is i have a dream too lol

I. Love. This. Home

Palm Harbor Tradewinds. Much better.

@@louisecupp1464 Palm Harbor Tradewinds

I'm glad 😌🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠

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Leveraction3030 haha! Good point. Business is booming

The Palm Harbor lot here on Oregon is really nice too but not that nice!

Leslie Hamilton I’ve been to the one in Albany on the I-5, very nice!! I used to buy homes from that factory 😊

I live here in Plant City for a lot of years an yes it is a beautiful place to be with the most beautiful homes.

I live about 15 min from this facility. It is by far one of the nicest facilities in the country. I’ve toured there several times and can say if you can get there...do it

I completely agree. Do it Chance. 😊

He did showed the floor plan.. it's just that in the bedroom other options where shown, because sometimes people want a different floor plan. ☝😀

Yes floor plain is a must

Thank you! 😊

If you can afford a butler, you’re not living in a manufactured home

@@Doc1855 I didn’t choose the name of a butler’s pantry - it’s simply what that area is called. It’s a nice feature.

@@susanmandreger8577 Sorry, I was being sarcastic

Ooooh, or office, kids homework room, even... one helluva' amaaaaazing makeup/hair area! :) Stay safe & be well.

LOL!

Yeah, my cat would like a couple of them (at least).

Thanks so much! 😊

I thought mud rooms were a northern thing. We don't have snow to track in.

@ Do you think we don't have mud? Hence the name mud room as opposed to snow room.

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Cool.

I do.

Me!

Come on Chance, we want to see the Pantry Happy Dance!!

Bring it Chance.

I've been waiting for ages !!!

I'm lds and we do genealogy all the time

Wow, that's a fantastic idea, what do you think, Chance? Any chance?

I love the she shed, craft room, sewing room...nice

And I love the video room the big TV room I love this this one is gorgeous everything about it

There is a homes of merit in Lake City on 90 going toward olustee. They will take you on a tour and show you the steps. They use to anyways.

I like this idea for a tour. The construction of every home is very important.

I was thinking the same thing! Those shelves would be great for all my books! And still have room for craft supplies.

Definitely an office.

Haha, sweet!

You bet!

Sweet, thanks!

I agree

Wow! Good for you!!

I'm curious what builders can you find that will build this ... Like you said tennessee, we are in kentucky ... Not sure why palm only handles florida ? Would love to find out how to do this .... This home is gorgeous !

Denise Smith. Merlette Homes in Tennessee is building this home for us. They may deliver to Kentucky. Or you can contact a local dealership and find out who will build it. Deer Valley and Franklin homes also build custom.

Wow, I am currently shopping this looks like an amazing choice. I hope all your expectations are exceeded.

We also have a Palm Harbor plant here in Oregon! So if I wanted one of these I could get it!

I disagree

@@sharonsocoloski5485 beauty of being individual and having different opinions 👍

That was my first impression..too bust with all the "stuff"

Yeah. I’m more of a clean look. It’s clutter to me because I’ve seen a hoarders house and I just can’t see it all like that 😅

I also was thinking the same thing.. Too busy !!!, Over kill !!!

Thank you for always watching!

Thanks, I was hoping big views for it!

@@chanceshomeworld I just shared it with my facebook page and my 5,000 members!

I was there just today (9/20/21) and saw the home...IN PERSON! It's a stunner! The fridge is actually a stand up freezer next to a refrigerator that doesn't have a freezer in it. It mirrors a 'subzero' for a fraction of the price. It saves you LOTS of money when designing a 'high end' kitchen. I went to see it with my daughter. The floor plan is her dream. She has a business and would use the 'she shed' as her office/business space.

Our pleasure!

Thank you so much!

Sounds great!

That's what I was thinking!

That is exactly what I was saying!!! Momma office and more BACK pantry space!!!

Hello Holly 😊

Haha, great to hear!

Thanks so much!

Yes I don't like them that low eather the grand kids would always want to touch it

I wouldn't want a home with a built-in microwave. Microwaves tend to die after a few years if they are heavily used, and over time the technology and size can change, and the potential for the microwave to need to be replaced down the road, and then not be able to find one that can be easily exchanged for the dead one is very likely. With a microwave that could be considered a disposable piece of equipment in our time, I can't imagine anyone would want to have to turn replacing something like a microwave into a kitchen construction project.

@@charmc4152 wow I never looked at it like that. I had one stop working after one year 🤔 thanks for the insight 👍

@@dalemaki7603 When we bought our current home, it was new, and the builder had put in a combination wall oven and microwave, and we negotiated to have that replaced with a full size self-cleaning (both ovens) double wall oven because we like to cook. The builder agreed, and said he should have thought of that. (It turned out he should have thought of a lot of things, but I digress...) We were just going to designate a place on the counter for the microwave, but the builder suggested taking out one of the upper kitchen cabinets, and replacing it with a half cupboard with doors on top (similar to what you used to traditionally see over a range hood above a stove), but with a shelf below it for the microwave. This was a nice solution that kept the microwave off the counter, and you still get the feel of a built-in microwave, but we also had the same issue when we had to replace the microwave we had because not every microwave fits in that space, and we like a larger microwave. Another thing I'm not sure about wrt built in microwaves is what effect steam from the microwave might have on the walls and cabinetry they are built in to. A lot of the things we cook in our microwave produce steam as they are heated up, and the microwave has vents in the side or back to disperse some of the heat, etc., that builds up as food or liquids are heated. I don't know if built-in microwaves are designed to manage the steam/heat issue, or if what doesn't escape when you open the door just ends up being released into the cabinetry and walls the microwave is built in to. If the latter, it could set you up for warping of wood cabinets, possible peeling of laminate coatings if cabinets aren't painted or stained, and potentially even mold in the walls. 😱

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When my husband saw the approx price he said we could buy that craft room

My husband said the same thing!! You sure we don't have the same husband?!🤔😂🤣

@@cindyrinaldi3064 😂

@@abennett6543 😬😁

That's great to hear, proud for ya Tracie!

Haha, sweet!

Haha, I'm glad you liked it!

LOL!

Aw, thank you!

Me too 😊

Yea they both are really nice!

That's great to hear!

Except that microwave near the floor. That bathroom makes me want this home.

@@rriley4331 The microwave at knee height is a no-go, and that awful tub would have to go. I've always like the utility/laundry room next to the kitchen because those are the two rooms that I spend most of my time in. The pantry is nice, but could be bigger. I like the craft/sewing room.

Needs a foyer i think. Then the fireplace would be ok maybe. 💕

Agreed. Should be on opposite wall, sofa turned to face it, then other seating to left & right of sofa. Why have the fp & tv at the front door where your view is interrupted everytime someone opens the door? It also doesn't give enough clearance from the door to the fireplace. Just awkward overall.

Glad you like it!

Those are some wonderful ideas!

Wow, thank you!

It’s $400k. Was there today. Does not include land.

Glad you like it! There are so many great ones!

Awesome, thanks for sharing!

What's the total price on this mobile home including the furniture?