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The Trailhead is a 1,056 sq ft manufactured home with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. It is a simple single-section layout that can work well for small families, first-time buyers, or owners adding housing on rural land. The listed price is a starting point for the home itself, not a final quote.
The Trailhead is built for buyers who want a smaller home with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. It can be a practical choice if you need separate sleeping space but want to keep the overall size modest.
This kind of manufactured home may fit a primary residence, a downsizing move, or housing on family land where local rules allow it. Before you choose any model, confirm zoning, placement rules, and utility access for your property.
If you are still comparing options, you can browse more models or get matched with builders near you.
The Trailhead has a straightforward 3-bed, 2-bath plan in about 1,056 square feet. That usually means the home is designed to use space efficiently, with shared living areas and bedrooms sized for everyday use rather than extra-large rooms.
Because this is a single-section manufactured home, the layout is generally long and narrow compared with many modular homes. Exact room sizes, door locations, storage, window placement, and kitchen details can vary by builder, factory, and selected version, so ask for the current floor plan before you sign anything.
A good next step is to compare the floor plan with your daily needs. Think about sleeping space, bathroom access, laundry location, and whether the main living area feels right for your household.
The Trailhead is listed from $96,000. That is an illustrative starting price for the home itself, not a quote and not a guaranteed final project price.
Base pricing often does not include: - land - permits and local fees - site work, grading, or drainage - foundation or piers - delivery and set - crane work, if needed - utility connections - steps, skirting, porches, or garages - upgrades, appliances, or finish changes
Final cost depends on the home package, your land, your area, and the builder's scope of work. Always ask for a written quote that clearly shows what is included and what is not. You can also read more in our costs and guides.
ModPath Homes is a free matching service. We are not the builder, manufacturer, contractor, architect, or a licensed building professional. We help you compare options and connect with experienced builders near you.
Here is the basic next step: 1. Tell us about your land, location, and goals. 2. We match you with builders who may serve your area. 3. You compare scope, pricing, timeline, and model details. 4. You choose who to hire and confirm everything in writing.
Before you hire anyone, verify the builder's license and insurance yourself. If you want help getting started, get matched or learn how it works.
The Trailhead is a manufactured home. Manufactured homes are built to the federal HUD code. That is different from modular homes, which are built to state or local code, usually the IRC, and then assembled on site.
Usually no. A starting price like this is typically for the home itself and may not include land, delivery, site work, foundation or piers, utility hookups, permits, or upgrades. Ask the builder for a written itemized quote for your property.
Maybe, but it depends on local zoning, deed restrictions, access to the site, utility service, and foundation or installation requirements. Some areas allow manufactured homes more easily than others. Confirm local rules before you move forward.
No. ModPath Homes is a free matching and guide service. We do not build homes or give binding project quotes. We help you compare builders, and you choose who to hire. Confirm scope, price, timeline, license, and insurance directly with the builder.
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