I Tested the Cabin Style PREFAB HOME at 10,000 Feet and Found a Surprise Inside

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A few weeks back I went to Utah to test a Prefab Home at 10,000 feet of Elevation. In order to give it a proper look I decided to stay two nights and I’m glad I did because there was lots to see. The exterior has a great modern look and the interior felt spacious with a ton of natural light. The home was built by Zipkit Homes and located at Unplug Tiny Home resort. Watch and learn more about the home and how you can stay there to try out living in a Prefab Home.

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