I absolutely love how the industry has listened to consumer demand for cozy, elegant single wide homes. I really enjoyed this video … thanks for sharing it with us!
Had a 16×80 custom build by Rolo home in 97. Cost 57k and it topped the scales at 63500 pounds. Only thing i couldn't change was windows. Wanted Anderson's or Pella windows but no. Other than that I was extremely happy with my trailer. Most energy efficient home i ever owned.
I'm glad to see single-wides getting some attention and love. It's really nice for people who want to downsize, who have no need of 1800+ square feet, but aren't interested in going totally tiny.
They Installed the Master Bath Sliding Glass Door Backwards. The way it’s installed spray from the Shower Head can go between the Stationary Panel and the Slider. The Slider Should be on the outside.
It's got to be less expensive to heat & cool a single wide. I didn't like where the bathroom is. I think it would be better where the first bedroom is.
I have a new respect for them! When I was growing up, these were "trailers" and the lifestyles of people who lived in them were not to get mixed up in. But now? I WANT a single-wide to start out with!!!
@@aislynn001 To be perfectly fair and honest, my reference was one person/family and it was definitely the person/family, not the trailer. My perception was very narrow, unfortunately. My bestie and her new husband lived in an old trailer for the first several years of their marriage and it was a really nice neighborhood. It was dated but not a bad area at all. Taught me a lot about books and covers.
I lived in a 12X60 single wide 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom in the 60s and there was six in the family. My sisters and I slept on bunk beds in very tiny bedrooms. My mother and stepfather slept in a bigger bedroom. I felt comfortable living there. My stepfather was in the Navy and we moved the trailer from Florida to South Carolina when he was transferred and then from South Carolina to Rhode Island. I really miss living in it.
Wow, these have come a loooong way from when I grew up in a 12x60 trailer parked in a FL trailer park. The “rich kids” lived in the 14’ wide! Think wood paneling, linoleum floors, hollow core doors with veneer, shag carpeting and crank out windows. Ahhh, those were the days.
I owned a 16X80 modular home in Alberta and it was one of the nicest homes I've ever had. Since they are manufactured in a factory, their specs are amazing for being sealed. In -40 my house was toasty warm and I even had a sunken living room which really was a nice touch.
I find it amazing how rhe single wides keep getting better all the time.The way they change the layouts make them feel so much bigger. I bet if this was 18' wide instead of 15', it would be awesome. The laundry and second bath layout is very clever for making it feel spacious.
It never ceases to amaze me, just how far single wide mobile homes have come. This unit in particular, meets the needs (imo) of young people, just starting out, seniors, downsizing space and/or expenses and certainly families with one or two incomes. There's a lot of bang in this home, but not a lot of price.
Do you really think people on fixed incomes can afford these homes? There’s no way in the world they can, they don’t get that much to live on! It would be a nice reality but, that just isn’t the case, that’s why they have to live in one form or another of government housing! In fact that’s why a lot of Senior Citizens end up losing their homes to begin with, those that still own their home! Then, they certainly are unable to pay a new house payment on top of mortgage, insurance and, not mention all the other starter up cost of needing to pay lot rent and, they have to pay to set up cable and electrical lines, getting things set for water! Then, on top of the regular monthly bills that will cost them quite a bit for awhile! On top of it, if your passed a certain age the fact is the bank won’t give you such a huge loan!
@@sonyafox3271 umm.....yes it can be done, especially if you buy wisely and budget properly. Of course, there always has to be that Debbie Downer in the bunch
@@robertboone7860 Sorry, Robert, but most seniors aren't just throwing their money around willy nilly. Many have budgeted their income through the years only to watch their savings dwindle down to nothing due to divorce, intermittant loss of incomes, family emergencies, sudden or increasing health problems, or sudden catastrophes such as an auto accident or fire. Or their spouse dies suddenly as one of our friends recently had happen to him. Also for most of us, our rent, utilities and food costs increase at a much faster rate than the 3% retirement increase the govt "generously" gives back to us every two or three (or four) years. I'm not saying that there aren't stupid wasteful people who could change their habits for the better but most elderly are between a rock and a hard place income-wise, with hardly any viable option available to them to save $$ so they can live a better life. Old age definitely isn't for the timid. So much for "the Golden Years".
@@robertboone7860 sometimes, depends on the area, a home like that will still go for around $100,000 so about a $700-800 month including taxes and fees (depending on your down payment), and lot rent also varies, were i live its $350 a month but many places around me are around $600 a month, so thats around $1000-$1400 a month, not including utilities (add maybe another $150-$200 a month for water/electricity/heat) this would be mostly affordable for a dual income, or someone making 50-60k a year with no other debt (student loans, car payments). But it still is almost unreachable to those making less than $2000 a month, you would be at minimal wanting to bring home $15/hr, and this also depends on where you live, I live in a really cheap area (low lot rent, low utilities, low costs for food), but live in a bigger city area, or a state that land costs alot more and you would still need to be middle class+ to afford this. and also would need a decent amount of savings for a down payment with my calculations (10,000-20,000) This is just not within reach of those still paycheck to paycheck or low income (my moms highest income was about $13/hr after moving jobs, previous factory job was $12/hr after 30+ years of working there till they sent it overseas). we lived in an apartment till a mobile home came up on the market for $24000, she used her retirement to put like half down, and i helped as well (was just layed off myself and had student loans and a car payment along with bad credit) At least i will say used mobile homes are an option for low income, mortgage and lot rent are less than $500 a month for me, although that comes with the fact after my mom passed the mobile home only had $11,000 to pay off. and we have really low lot rent, although this is a park were you have to be 55yr old as the primary lease holder to live here (im grandfathered in). and while its cheap living here, i make $60k a year, i still have problems saving, as soon as i try something always breaks, (just replaced the water heater, wiping out my savings, which was wiped out by getting a car after my previous one broke - any time i save im one emergancy away from wiping that savings, heck just got $1200 for someone hitting my car, and $800 went away right off the bat for a CT scan for some of my medical problems that came up recently)
Being one of the crew members with the Illinois A-1 Mobile Home Service teaming up with Champion builders along with many others setting these beautiful homes up, it was not only a great honor to join the show set up and tear down but it was also a great pleasure to see some of the awe-inspiring modern updates designs and just all-around great construction to the new manufactured mobile homes.... Beyond great job Champion home builders!
I love the layout of this home. The breakfast bar/dining table is a great idea and helps make the living area feel very spacious. It does not feel small or cramped. I have to list this as one of my favourites.
What a lovely home, honestly I have no criticisms when it comes to this home. The front layout is just so cozy and homey, the manufacturer just knock this one out of the park.
Very nice single wide. It takes me back to a model my Aunt owned in 1970 with the same floor plan except it only had one bath but otherwise the same. After more than 50 years this style is back 😂. Thanks for the tour. Stay Blessed.
I am so happy that these homes are getting some real attention to style and most of all comfort. Going forward manufactured homes are going to continue to be the most affordable housing choice for millions of people.
Thanks again for the single-wide! Just because it's a good use of space I can even forgive the front door being so close to the kitchen 😏 Great floor plan 👍🏽
I have never been a fan of trailer homes, but this one is really making me second-guess that bias. It is laid out very well and is so clean, elegant, and very open. Doesn't feel tiny at all, even in the small bedrooms. I like that in most rooms they don't have the vertical strips between the drywall panels. They just serve as a constant reminder you're in a cheaper built space, so I'm glad they did away with most of them.
I love this home from the exterior all the way inside! A few of my favorite features are the interior doors, master shower, & the placement of the eating bar area in the kitchen!
I love the island. You can use it as a table and a large prep area!! This is a very nice single wide. As always, thank you, Chance for showing a single wide,. That's what I want!!!
I really love this layout!! It’s nice to see the industry changing floor plans for singlewides. Young families I feel will like this floor plan because it keeps their young children closer to them. I remember when I was a young single mother it bothered me being so far away from my children so they stayed in my master with me (they were 18mo & newborn). Even if I had still been married to their father I would have done the same thing. I’m hoping there are more women designing single & doublewide homes. There are a lot of different perspectives women have that men might not think about. Thank you Chase for all the work do to you show us these beautiful homes. 😊 I do have a question about this home. Am I mistaken or are these walls sheet rock?
You do such a good job with these homes it’s okay if every once in a while you forget to do an exterior walk around. Thank you for going out of your way some of the time to get these for us to watch. Much appreciated. ❤Hope you and your family are well.
I want to here about plumbing, wiring and insulation. A ceiling fan or 2 would be real nice! Honestly I like the amount of storage space in the older homes much better. Linen closet, Medicine cabinets, and bigger kitchen cabinets.
I love that the living room is at the end of the mobile home and not in the middle. More privacy for master bedroom. Especially when entertaining. Everyone won't be trying to go into it. And a brighter/lighter living room.
Luv how this single wide living and kitchen on one end and the bedrooms are on other. Don’t see that much any more. I like it much better!! It’s a nice change. Luv how the washer and dryer are way down hall. Won’t be so noisy to the living room. Nice big master excellent! Nice closet size too. I would buy this model! Thank you chance for the showing!
Love a front living room and the kitchen is great. It has the same floors as the home we have on order. I’m with you on the master bath. We ordered just the stand up shower, because we would never use a tub. Thank you for all you do!
I never cared for the long hallways, but for some reason in this model it feels like it makes sense. Maybe because with the layout there doesnt seem to be wasted space. The color story of the home was beautiful as well.
Hi Chance and Cullen... I don't like single wide but this is beautiful...the living room is cozy, the kitchen cabinets to the ceiling is so key it actually completes the kitchen the island is awesome and kitchen is roomy. The laundry I wish they enclosed it... I don't care if there is a bathtub...I would just like the walk in shower...Feel better Be Safe Be Blessed
I agree, a closed laundry helps keep laundry enclosed and out of the sight of guests, not to mention having to walk over/past dirty laundry for guests to get to the main bathroom. This is generally what happens when there’s children/teens, even, laundry winds up thrown on the floor and trampled over in these scenarios. I’m really disappointed they didn’t also take this opportunity to combine the laundry and bath, putting the back door in the laundry/bathroom to use as a mud room for children coming in from the “backyard” too. It just seems like there’s wasted space there at the laundry/back door/entry to bathroom.🫤
Love the kitchen and living room , I am waiting to see a 2 bedroom 2 bath with a walk in pantry ,we have been watching some of the homes you show ,love the huge laundry areas with the tables built in to fold clothes . Oh and we love the pantry dance lol
The layout of the front half of the house (living room and kitchen) was super nice, but am I the only one noticing that bedrooms in these homes are getting gradually smaller and smaller? I mean, an 8'x10' bedroom doesn't leave much room for anything like a desk, a dresser, etc. Not unless the furniture is small. Good starter home, just feel like it needs more bedroom space.
The floor plan is very similar to my 1979 Skyline that I live in. I bought it five years ago, it has been well maintained over it’s life. I just got a new roof on, with a 30 year transferable warranty. And she has a lot of good years left in her!
I personally would have put the kitchen at the front of the home, extended the island a tad bit more(if a 3rd set of chairs could fit) had the first bath off of the living room (where the kitchen is currently), give the small closets pocket doors with wider openings, put the master bathroom between the last 2 rooms( I love my 3 bed 2 bath with both baths separate)
Love the layout except for the master bathroom. I would eliminate the bathroom and have it made into another closet. I grew up in mobile homes. The back bathroom is notorious for frozen and broken pipes in the winter. Even with heat tape and good insulation and skirting. When it's -30 pipes still freeze.
Maybe put the bathroom on the inside of the main bedroom so you don't have pipes on the outside wall. Speaking of winter, maybe a coat closet near the back door by the laundry. There's no closet or storage besides the bedroom closets.
Absolutely love this design. Thank you for another great single! I have to admit though that I was surprised at the lack of staging in the main bedroom. One would think that they would right before a show for photo ops, if nothing else. I know customers won't be there, but it definitely helps set the idea on size so dealers would take pics. I imagine anyway, lol...I would.
I lived in a 12x60 New Moon mobile home from 1970-1972. The kitchen was actually on the bigger side. The bedrooms were pretty small, and so was the bathroom. It wasn’t horrible, but it looked nothing like this one. This home is beautiful! I did notice that the range was electric with the heating coils exposed. That kind of surprised me.
Nice video! Yes, some folk don't want a tiny house. Floors are gorgeous! Stack the w/d. Then there would be a space for a one seat bench w/ storage below. Or, somehow make a recessed area in the hall for seating near that back door, for a reading/mudroom bench. Water heater can be one to hang on the wall, gaining extra space. Doesn't seem like it would be too much extra to do a double vanity in the master bath. Put a barn door on the master bath.
Really nice layout. This would be great for a retiree who wants to downsize. It could work for a first home if you only had one child. Most people like having an office for one bedroom.
OMG Trailers are so amazing. I know a guy who is 57 and lives in one with his mother he's a straight boss. He almost knows how to play guitar kinda sorta. As some would say it takes a friendly village to raise a kid and the most amazing trailer to raise them in.
Thank you for the VIDEO TOUR! That was a beautifully manufactured home, elegantly detailed. Very appealing and comfortable dwelling place. It is perfect for a life in the COUNTRY! 🌲🦌🦋
The master bathroom would be complete for me if they had actually gone a bit further and in the big blank space beside the vanity where the bench is and Pictures on the wall that they really got with it and installed a double wide linen cupboard.
Nice home. The only changes I would make would be to eliminate the built in kitchen table so I could have a free standing dining set and I would combine the two smaller secondary bedrooms into one good sized second bedroom.
Amazing how far single wides have come since I was a kid. I grew up in one and I'm not crazy nout this layout. Having a bedroom on opposite end gives a little more privacy.
WOW!!This home is absolutely amazingly Gorgeous... The best single wide I've seen yet.. 100%SpotOn!?Good job to the builder's and designers..😀🌞🌻☀🌼😃..This Chance is why We(fans) think so much of you because you think about everyone's Like's and needs while looking for a home. You show something for us all and for that We Thank You.Number 1 Mobile Home Tour Guide of the Year...God Bless You and your family... YouRock😃🌼☀🌻🌞😀😎😍
Hey there Chance, Well we think Champion knocked it out the ball park, with this single wide! ! It may have to go in the top 10 of all the ones you've shown us. Must've been a nice show. Take care, M.
Chance, I appreciate it when you take a moment to show the exact view when you open the front door...as I must have a house that I can see straight thru to the back yard either thru windows or glass doors. TY !!!!
Great looking single wide mobile home! I like the attention to design of walls, sinks, and windows. This mobile home looks more like a stick built home with modern upgrades! It reminds me of a time back in the 80's and 90's when i saw Fleetwoods mobile homes that really stood out with unique interior designs. That time is long gone, and today i don't see Fleetwoods with that type of detailed design anymore. However, it now seems Champion homes has started designing their single wide mobile homes with their own unique interior designs that make their mobile home stand out from other brands of manufactured homes. Very impressive Champion homes, very impressive!!! 😊❤
Living in a region that gets snow. The one essentials thing missing is a front entry closet. It is needed for coats, shoes and winter boots, hats,& gloves.
I absolutely love how the industry has listened to consumer demand for cozy, elegant single wide homes. I really enjoyed this video … thanks for sharing it with us!
very nocely decorated and elegant materials. However too narrow and small.
Absolutely love this single home
Had a 16×80 custom build by Rolo home in 97. Cost 57k and it topped the scales at 63500 pounds. Only thing i couldn't change was windows. Wanted Anderson's or Pella windows but no. Other than that I was extremely happy with my trailer. Most energy efficient home i ever owned.
@@keithlea6804 80 is LONG. Attached garage? 15-18 wide is definitely spacious.
@@redsea866 What about a garden tool shed, or space for a workshop?
As someone who was raised and currently lives in a single wide from the early 70s... WOW they have come a long way!
Me to. Raised and continue to live in a '72 single wide. It's about went its last mile though.
Don’t be too proud of that
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I'm glad to see single-wides getting some attention and love. It's really nice for people who want to downsize, who have no need of 1800+ square feet, but aren't interested in going totally tiny.
They Installed the Master Bath Sliding Glass Door Backwards. The way it’s installed spray from the Shower Head can go between the Stationary Panel and the Slider. The Slider Should be on the outside.
It's got to be less expensive to heat & cool a single wide. I didn't like where the bathroom is. I think it would be better where the first bedroom is.
I have a new respect for them! When I was growing up, these were "trailers" and the lifestyles of people who lived in them were not to get mixed up in. But now? I WANT a single-wide to start out with!!!
@@chelseajackman7730 I grew up in a trailer in the 80's. I get the stigma. They're nicer now.
@@aislynn001 To be perfectly fair and honest, my reference was one person/family and it was definitely the person/family, not the trailer. My perception was very narrow, unfortunately. My bestie and her new husband lived in an old trailer for the first several years of their marriage and it was a really nice neighborhood. It was dated but not a bad area at all. Taught me a lot about books and covers.
I lived in a 12X60 single wide 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom in the 60s and there was six in the family. My sisters and I slept on bunk beds in very tiny bedrooms. My mother and stepfather slept in a bigger bedroom. I felt comfortable living there. My stepfather was in the Navy and we moved the trailer from Florida to South Carolina when he was transferred and then from South Carolina to Rhode Island. I really miss living in it.
Wow, these have come a loooong way from when I grew up in a 12x60 trailer parked in a FL trailer park. The “rich kids” lived in the 14’ wide! Think wood paneling, linoleum floors, hollow core doors with veneer, shag carpeting and crank out windows. Ahhh, those were the days.
I owned a 16X80 modular home in Alberta and it was one of the nicest homes I've ever had. Since they are manufactured in a factory, their specs are amazing for being sealed.
In -40 my house was toasty warm and I even had a sunken living room which really was a nice touch.
I find it amazing how rhe single wides keep getting better all the time.The way they change the layouts make them feel so much bigger. I bet if this was 18' wide instead of 15', it would be awesome. The laundry and second bath layout is very clever for making it feel spacious.
It never ceases to amaze me, just how far single wide mobile homes have come. This unit in particular, meets the needs (imo) of young people, just starting out, seniors, downsizing space and/or expenses and certainly families with one or two incomes. There's a lot of bang in this home, but not a lot of price.
Do you really think people on fixed incomes can afford these homes? There’s no way in the world they can, they don’t get that much to live on! It would be a nice reality but, that just isn’t the case, that’s why they have to live in one form or another of government housing! In fact that’s why a lot of Senior Citizens end up losing their homes to begin with, those that still own their home! Then, they certainly are unable to pay a new house payment on top of mortgage, insurance and, not mention all the other starter up cost of needing to pay lot rent and, they have to pay to set up cable and electrical lines, getting things set for water! Then, on top of the regular monthly bills that will cost them quite a bit for awhile! On top of it, if your passed a certain age the fact is the bank won’t give you such a huge loan!
@@sonyafox3271 umm.....yes it can be done, especially if you buy wisely and budget properly. Of course, there always has to be that Debbie Downer in the bunch
@@robertboone7860 Sorry, Robert, but most seniors aren't just throwing their money around willy nilly. Many have budgeted their income through the years only to watch their savings dwindle down to nothing due to divorce, intermittant loss of incomes, family emergencies, sudden or increasing health problems, or sudden catastrophes such as an auto accident or fire. Or their spouse dies suddenly as one of our friends recently had happen to him.
Also for most of us, our rent, utilities and food costs increase at a much faster rate than the 3% retirement increase the govt "generously" gives back to us every two or three (or four) years.
I'm not saying that there aren't stupid wasteful people who could change their habits for the better but most elderly are between a rock and a hard place income-wise, with hardly any viable option available to them to save $$ so they can live a better life.
Old age definitely isn't for the timid.
So much for "the Golden Years".
Speaking of price - do you know what the cost is for these? Did he ever mention how much they are. Please post that info because I missed it! Thanks.
@@robertboone7860 sometimes, depends on the area, a home like that will still go for around $100,000 so about a $700-800 month including taxes and fees (depending on your down payment), and lot rent also varies, were i live its $350 a month but many places around me are around $600 a month, so thats around $1000-$1400 a month, not including utilities (add maybe another $150-$200 a month for water/electricity/heat)
this would be mostly affordable for a dual income, or someone making 50-60k a year with no other debt (student loans, car payments). But it still is almost unreachable to those making less than $2000 a month, you would be at minimal wanting to bring home $15/hr, and this also depends on where you live, I live in a really cheap area (low lot rent, low utilities, low costs for food), but live in a bigger city area, or a state that land costs alot more and you would still need to be middle class+ to afford this. and also would need a decent amount of savings for a down payment with my calculations (10,000-20,000)
This is just not within reach of those still paycheck to paycheck or low income (my moms highest income was about $13/hr after moving jobs, previous factory job was $12/hr after 30+ years of working there till they sent it overseas). we lived in an apartment till a mobile home came up on the market for $24000, she used her retirement to put like half down, and i helped as well (was just layed off myself and had student loans and a car payment along with bad credit)
At least i will say used mobile homes are an option for low income, mortgage and lot rent are less than $500 a month for me, although that comes with the fact after my mom passed the mobile home only had $11,000 to pay off. and we have really low lot rent, although this is a park were you have to be 55yr old as the primary lease holder to live here (im grandfathered in).
and while its cheap living here, i make $60k a year, i still have problems saving, as soon as i try something always breaks, (just replaced the water heater, wiping out my savings, which was wiped out by getting a car after my previous one broke - any time i save im one emergancy away from wiping that savings, heck just got $1200 for someone hitting my car, and $800 went away right off the bat for a CT scan for some of my medical problems that came up recently)
Love to finally see a front living room and separation of the master suite from the living area. Love it!
Being one of the crew members with the Illinois A-1 Mobile Home Service teaming up with Champion builders along with many others setting these beautiful homes up, it was not only a great honor to join the show set up and tear down but it was also a great pleasure to see some of the awe-inspiring modern updates designs and just all-around great construction to the new manufactured mobile homes.... Beyond great job Champion home builders!
I'm in Montana and I keep seeing all these amazing mobile homes...I keep dreaming of giving my hubby a new one....
I love the layout of this home. The breakfast bar/dining table is a great idea and helps make the living area feel very spacious. It does not feel small or cramped. I have to list this as one of my favourites.
Dont like long hallway. Living room not big enough
What a lovely home, honestly I have no criticisms when it comes to this home. The front layout is just so cozy and homey, the manufacturer just knock this one out of the park.
Back in the the 70's the kitchen was in the front of the home, my sister in law and brother in law lived in one like it.
Very nice single wide. It takes me back to a model my Aunt owned in 1970 with the same floor plan except it only had one bath but otherwise the same. After more than 50 years this style is back 😂. Thanks for the tour. Stay Blessed.
Need his and her sinks but love it
I am so happy that these homes are getting some real attention to style and most of all comfort. Going forward manufactured homes are going to continue to be the most affordable housing choice for millions of people.
Only affordable if parks stop buying them and renting the land for $1,000/mo.
Although smaller......nice open floor plan for a single wide. Makes the most out of the space......light cabinets.......nice.
Thanks again for the single-wide!
Just because it's a good use of space I can even forgive the front door being so close to the kitchen 😏
Great floor plan 👍🏽
The weather conveniently sweeps across the living room and kitchen so no need to get bring snow, rain, wind, cold in manually.
I have never been a fan of trailer homes, but this one is really making me second-guess that bias. It is laid out very well and is so clean, elegant, and very open. Doesn't feel tiny at all, even in the small bedrooms. I like that in most rooms they don't have the vertical strips between the drywall panels. They just serve as a constant reminder you're in a cheaper built space, so I'm glad they did away with most of them.
I love this home from the exterior all the way inside! A few of my favorite features are the interior doors, master shower, & the placement of the eating bar area in the kitchen!
I love the island. You can use it as a table and a large prep area!! This is a very nice single wide. As always, thank you, Chance for showing a single wide,. That's what I want!!!
There making single wides so beautiful now I love this one it's such a good floor plan God bless you Chance thank you for bringing us awesome videos
Got to love the 2 Non-GFCI outlets right at the sink. Talk about a NEC code violation...Wow!
Beautiful home. Great for so many. A couple starting out, a family of 4, or a senior living alone. Love it so much!
I love this home. It's beautiful and a great use of the space. The built in table/bar in the kitchen is amazing 😍
I totally agree!
I really love this layout!! It’s nice to see the industry changing floor plans for singlewides. Young families I feel will like this floor plan because it keeps their young children closer to them. I remember when I was a young single mother it bothered me being so far away from my children so they stayed in my master with me (they were 18mo & newborn). Even if I had still been married to their father I would have done the same thing. I’m hoping there are more women designing single & doublewide homes. There are a lot of different perspectives women have that men might not think about.
Thank you Chase for all the work do to you show us these beautiful homes. 😊
I do have a question about this home. Am I mistaken or are these walls sheet rock?
Split bedroom homes bother me as well for this same reason.
I'm not a fan of a single wide, but this one is the best one I have seen in awhile. It is beautiful!
I like the fact that the cabinetry goes all the way up to the ceiling.
Me too!
You do such a good job with these homes it’s okay if every once in a while you forget to do an exterior walk around. Thank you for going out of your way some of the time to get these for us to watch. Much appreciated. ❤Hope you and your family are well.
I want to here about plumbing, wiring and insulation. A ceiling fan or 2 would be real nice! Honestly I like the amount of storage space in the older homes much better. Linen closet, Medicine cabinets, and bigger kitchen cabinets.
I love that the living room is at the end of the mobile home and not in the middle. More privacy for master bedroom. Especially when entertaining. Everyone won't be trying to go into it. And a brighter/lighter living room.
Luv how this single wide living and kitchen on one end and the bedrooms are on other. Don’t see that much any more. I like it much better!! It’s a nice change. Luv how the washer and dryer are way down hall. Won’t be so noisy to the living room. Nice big master excellent! Nice closet size too. I would buy this model! Thank you chance for the showing!
Love a front living room and the kitchen is great. It has the same floors as the home we have on order. I’m with you on the master bath. We ordered just the stand up shower, because we would never use a tub. Thank you for all you do!
I never cared for the long hallways, but for some reason in this model it feels like it makes sense. Maybe because with the layout there doesnt seem to be wasted space. The color story of the home was beautiful as well.
I bought a Champaign double wide in 1997. It is a beautiful home and well made. I still have it.
I really like this floor plan. I still remember growing up in a single wide in the 70s. My, how they have improved.
I feel like this model is a throwback to the original single wide mobile homes, but with definite upgrades. It is beautiful.
Hi Chance and Cullen... I don't like single wide but this is beautiful...the living room is cozy, the kitchen cabinets to the ceiling is so key it actually completes the kitchen the island is awesome and kitchen is roomy. The laundry I wish they enclosed it... I don't care if there is a bathtub...I would just like the walk in shower...Feel better Be Safe Be Blessed
I agree, a closed laundry helps keep laundry enclosed and out of the sight of guests, not to mention having to walk over/past dirty laundry for guests to get to the main bathroom. This is generally what happens when there’s children/teens, even, laundry winds up thrown on the floor and trampled over in these scenarios. I’m really disappointed they didn’t also take this opportunity to combine the laundry and bath, putting the back door in the laundry/bathroom to use as a mud room for children coming in from the “backyard” too. It just seems like there’s wasted space there at the laundry/back door/entry to bathroom.🫤
Love the kitchen and living room , I am waiting to see a 2 bedroom 2 bath with a walk in pantry ,we have been watching some of the homes you show ,love the huge laundry areas with the tables built in to fold clothes . Oh and we love the pantry dance lol
2:00 Chance, the gentleman, properly placed the pillow. 👍
I needed your word of encouragement today don't ever stop being u and that's a order
Awesome home Chance! Thanks for all your hard work making videos to show us what’s out there!😊
The layout of the front half of the house (living room and kitchen) was super nice, but am I the only one noticing that bedrooms in these homes are getting gradually smaller and smaller? I mean, an 8'x10' bedroom doesn't leave much room for anything like a desk, a dresser, etc. Not unless the furniture is small. Good starter home, just feel like it needs more bedroom space.
I agree. Way to small bedrooms. Put those together and make a 2 bedroom, in other words, 2 master beds bath.
My husband and I purchased a Dutch home 27 years ago I love it, it is a double wide paid it off 8 years early great home. ❤❤❤❤
The floor plan is very similar to my 1979 Skyline that I live in. I bought it five years ago, it has been well maintained over it’s life. I just got a new roof on, with a 30 year transferable warranty. And she has a lot of good years left in her!
I personally would have put the kitchen at the front of the home, extended the island a tad bit more(if a 3rd set of chairs could fit) had the first bath off of the living room (where the kitchen is currently), give the small closets pocket doors with wider openings, put the master bathroom between the last 2 rooms( I love my 3 bed 2 bath with both baths separate)
I love the layout! The only problem I have with it are windows that don’t open! 🦋
At 8:14?
Never thought I could live in a mobile home but I’ve changed my mind fire seeing this.
I wish the show was still open to the public. I used to go to them a long time ago.
Love the layout except for the master bathroom. I would eliminate the bathroom and have it made into another closet. I grew up in mobile homes. The back bathroom is notorious for frozen and broken pipes in the winter. Even with heat tape and good insulation and skirting. When it's -30 pipes still freeze.
Maybe put the bathroom on the inside of the main bedroom so you don't have pipes on the outside wall. Speaking of winter, maybe a coat closet near the back door by the laundry. There's no closet or storage besides the bedroom closets.
Absolutely love this design. Thank you for another great single!
I have to admit though that I was surprised at the lack of staging in the main bedroom. One would think that they would right before a show for photo ops, if nothing else. I know customers won't be there, but it definitely helps set the idea on size so dealers would take pics. I imagine anyway, lol...I would.
Love the master bedroom shower and door! And shower door.
I lived in a 12x60 New Moon mobile home from 1970-1972. The kitchen was actually on the bigger side. The bedrooms were pretty small, and so was the bathroom. It wasn’t horrible, but it looked nothing like this one. This home is beautiful! I did notice that the range was electric with the heating coils exposed. That kind of surprised me.
Those 2 bedrooms are super small. Especially the middle 8'x10'-6" bedroom. A lot smaller than people realize.
Nice video! Yes, some folk don't want a tiny house. Floors are gorgeous!
Stack the w/d. Then there would be a space for a one seat bench w/ storage below. Or, somehow make a recessed area in the hall for seating near that back door, for a reading/mudroom bench. Water heater can be one to hang on the wall, gaining extra space. Doesn't seem like it would be too much extra to do a double vanity in the master bath. Put a barn door on the master bath.
It's a not-so-tiny tiny home. Beautiful!!
Really nice layout. This would be great for a retiree who wants to downsize. It could work for a first home if you only had one child. Most people like having an office for one bedroom.
I saw one called bachelor some years ago with 2 masters on each end and living space in the middle. Huge but lovely layout for single or seniors
Just beautiful! Whoever gets to own one is blessed .
That layout was what every 12" wide mobile home had back in the day 😆
Love it they came a long way i lived in a mobile home but nothing so nice like this
Thank you Chance for sharing this video!
I actually like this.
❤ I really love the mobile home's you show. I just don't have the money 😢 to buy . BUT THEY ALL ARE FANTASTIC !
I appreciate all of the valuable space and layout. Only thing I would change is dining room table. I would make it a banquet to fit 8 people.
Chance another winner thank you..
Lots of window, lots of storage, classy fixtures ... there is no reason that living on a budget means living in squalor. Very nice.
I'm glad to see the colors are going back to more natural tubes and away from everything being gray
OMG Trailers are so amazing. I know a guy who is 57 and lives in one with his mother he's a straight boss. He almost knows how to play guitar kinda sorta. As some would say it takes a friendly village to raise a kid and the most amazing trailer to raise them in.
BEST singlewide layout I’ve EVER seen!
I love the presenter. He really makes me want to listen to him and I did go watch his other videos. Lol
These homes are similar to the new display homes we used to look at in the 1970's..l like them.
The 70's didn't offer the same appliances, counter tops, or insulated windows.
I like the front kitchen and living room. Very nice.
Thank you for the VIDEO TOUR! That was a beautifully manufactured home, elegantly detailed. Very appealing and comfortable dwelling place. It is perfect for a life in the COUNTRY! 🌲🦌🦋
Amazing ❤
I like this. A revamp from 80's style I have seen before, but well updated. Very nice
I won the lottery and I think I might get me one of these!.. I was born and raised in a trailer park and I just cant get enough of trailer living!
Wozza best single wide yet!!!
A higher backsplash in the kitchen area is wonderful! Functional & decorative.
The master bathroom would be complete for me if they had actually gone a bit further and in the big blank space beside the vanity where the bench is and Pictures on the wall that they really got with it and installed a double wide linen cupboard.
Nice home. The only changes I would make would be to eliminate the built in kitchen table so I could have a free standing dining set and I would combine the two smaller secondary bedrooms into one good sized second bedroom.
As a former Oakwood/Vanderbilt employee i always enjoyed the industry ❤
This home reminds me of homes in 60’s, it is so cute, and it is well done. Thank you for your hard work, be blessed and be safe
Thanks for the tour. Two 8 x 10 "bedrooms" would make a nice bedroom. But I think a queen sized bed would more than fill either one of them.
It seems very open and spacious for a single wide. Nice floor plan.
Amazing how far single wides have come since I was a kid. I grew up in one and I'm not crazy nout this layout. Having a bedroom on opposite end gives a little more privacy.
WOW!!This home is absolutely amazingly Gorgeous... The best single wide I've seen yet..
100%SpotOn!?Good job to the builder's and designers..😀🌞🌻☀🌼😃..This Chance is why We(fans) think so much of you because you think about everyone's Like's and needs while looking for a home. You show something for us all and for that We Thank You.Number 1 Mobile Home Tour Guide of the Year...God Bless You and your family... YouRock😃🌼☀🌻🌞😀😎😍
I love love love the floor plan! The layout is so much better than the single wide I use to live in ten years ago!
Hey there Chance,
Well we think Champion knocked it out the ball park, with this single wide! ! It may have to go in the top 10 of all the ones you've shown us. Must've been a nice show. Take care, M.
Very lovely single wide , value for money too❤❤❤❤
Chance, I appreciate it when you take a moment to show the exact view when you open the front door...as I must have a house that I can see straight thru to the back yard either thru windows or glass doors. TY !!!!
Great looking single wide mobile home! I like the attention to design of walls, sinks, and windows. This mobile home looks more like a stick built home with modern upgrades! It reminds me of a time back in the 80's and 90's when i saw Fleetwoods mobile homes that really stood out with unique interior designs. That time is long gone, and today i don't see Fleetwoods with that type of detailed design anymore. However, it now seems Champion homes has started designing their single wide mobile homes with their own unique interior designs that make their mobile home stand out from other brands of manufactured homes. Very impressive Champion homes, very impressive!!! 😊❤
I love that kitchen and that built in table! That is so awesome!!
Excellent video. It’s easy to see exactly where everything is.
Glad you liked it!
OMG absolutely sooooo beautiful warm n cozy plus Nice floor plan 👍👍👍
Glad they are making the windows larger
Living in a region that gets snow. The one essentials thing missing is a front entry closet. It is needed for coats, shoes and winter boots, hats,& gloves.
nice single wide God Bless
Nice home 🏡 only I sink in the master I think people would like 2 sinks but it has a nice lay out my friend
Beautiful
The living room and kitchen area is so roomy and cozy at the same time.