SENSATIONAL Tiny House HUD Home Tour in Florida!
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- In this video, we toured a 433 square feet Skyline Home at Regional Homes in Punta Gorda, FL. The home is a HUD home and is 13'4" x 43' including a porch.
Pricing from Regional Homes is done in a package set-up, but they can work out a "house only" price. Or, you can visit www.skylinehome... and search for a retailer near you for a quotation.
If you contact Regional Homes, see the Mobile Home Queen - Miss Shelley. Her information is here -
Regional Homes
Shelley Kienzle
3941 Tamiami Trail
Suite 3113
Punta Gorda, FL 33950
skienzle@regionalhomes..net
Cell - 239-571-8651
Office - 941-646-4663
You Tube @RegionalHomes
Regional Homes has numerous dealerships throughout the south and southeast.
Florida permits 500-square-foot, HUD-approved RV park homes. Some manufacturers have developed models 12, 13 and 14 feet wide for the Florida market. Some feature a variable width floor plan.
DISCLAIMER
The information presented in this video is for general layman information and entertainment purposes only. We are not experts in construction, tiny homes or local building codes and ordinances. Consult your local jurisdiction before considering a tiny home, tiny house on wheels, park model RV, ADU, mobile or modular home, or cabin for your housing needs. Many communities are warming up to the tiny living movement while others are becoming more restrictive.
Prices mentioned in the video are subject to change. Dimensions and square footage are estimates only and not to be considered exact. We bear no responsibility for the accuracy or damage resulting from usage of the information presented. Verify for yourself before purchasing!
Transportation and set up are considerations as well. Contact the dealer to arrange your own tour and arrange transportation. Dealer information is contained in this description.
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I love this home.
I like the idea of laudry in the bathroom. That's where lot of laundry ends up anyways.
I would prefer a bed that can be raised for more storage. Then just a regular bed that you can't put anything under it then plastic containers. To keep the dust out of your stuff and keep your things clesner.
Reminds me of the Katrina Cottages back in '05-'06. Very practical & nice.
Love this❤clean and modern
This is beautiful!
We thought so as well!
Thanks for showing this. It's really beautiful. I prefer a living room like this without the built-in entertainment area so you have more choices of how to arrange furniture.
And hang the TV!
People over 55 should not be on a ladder cleaning the crown over the window. It is a dust collecter. Keep it simple to clean.
Get one of those dusters on a long stick!
@@50pluslife360 I got one of those long stick dusters and they work great!
I love this home and the washer and dryer in the bathroom. Had to laugh at the "folding laundry on the toilet" comment .😅 we're 54 with an 8yr old to still raise and I know that's not the norm for your customers however it is more common that most people think. So I'd need a 2nd bedroom and maybe it should be a loft🤔😁
Yes it's pretty common. Our neighbors just adopted their newborn granddaughter and they are in their 60's. I didn't see any Skylines with lofts, but there are many manufacturers with lofts. Check out our other videos and you may see some.
@@50pluslife360 thank you, I've been trying to binge watch your videos and will probably find one with all of your great content 🤗
Love the monoslope roof and outside overall look. ❤
That’s what we liked as well!
I knew you had good taste! 😁
I love this home❤ It's PERFECT!
Very nice. Just needs a little rejigging including a bigger closet in the bedroom. If the TV goes behind Tammy then how can you watch TV comfortably with the couch where it is. Looks like there is no other place for the couch? Looks like a quality build though otherwise.
If you look at the floor plan at the 14 minute mark, they suggest the TV to be on the wall to the right as you walk in, which would be ok, but not perfectly ideal. You could also opt out of the window to the left of the dining table and give yourself the option of that wall as well. We like the idea of 2 recliners ourselves - that adds a little more flexibility. Don't forget you can always get a TV mount that extends out from the wall and swivels and tilts so you can store it flat against the wall but point it any way you want when you wish to watch it.
@50pluslife360 i would take the left window out. That would be more ideal. I wonder if they would let me add the window somewhere else? Its probably my favorite one thus far. Thanks for sharing!
@@natalienetanya7401 I’m sure they would. Most builders are flexible on window placement to a degree.
One of the registers in the bedroom is a return air
You may be right!
It’s better to have laundry in the bath rather than the kitchen with dirty sock & unders😂
Cute but that one closet ain't going to do it for me and I don't like the wire racks in the closet
Minecraft 😎
Straight from the grandson's birthday party!
Love this home !
Where in Florida are you legally allowed to place this home ?
For the most part in any of the senior home communities that allow manufactured homes.
@@50pluslife360 Thankyou!!!
Love the house! I’m kinda curious on your reasoning for not putting the thermostat over the return (understood) but they have it mounted right across from stove. Looks to me that would be the same situation, being in a “hot “ zone. My opinion.
I'm not an HVAC guy but I have a few ideas. In most homes the therm is mounted in a hallway or central location. This keeps it away from most windows and doors to avoid the thermal changes as doors are opened and windows allowing warm or cool air inside. Secondly, with most newer appliances the heat leakage is much less than what used to be; add to that the better efficiency of ventilation; this means less heat is actually released into the home. It doesn't eliminate all heat loss from the stove/oven, but reduces it more than days gone by. While probably not the perfect place for the therm, it is not actually bad. In a tinier home, the heat from the oven can saturate the whole home. I remember when young, I grew up in a 14x70 mobile home and it was very hot in there when mom was cooking for Thanksgiving or Christmas. The therm closer to the stove would actually help during these type events by turning on the AC and keeping the house at a reasonable temp when the added heat from cooking was introduced. Just some thoughts. Appreciate the comment - it's a very good question! Thank you for watching!
Can this home be placed on your own piece of property in FL?
It depends on the exact location of the land and the local restrictions.
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Are these stick built, made with SIPS, or like mobile homes? I must know the construction before I look or call.
These are manufactured homes, built to HUD standards. Skyline has a lot of detailed information on their website regarding the construction. The link to their website is in the video description.