Best Mobile Homes with Award-Winning Designs !

If you think manufactured homes are basic or boring—think again. Over the last 3 years, the industry has seen a wave of beautifully designed, award-winning manufactured homes that rival site-built houses in both aesthetics and innovation.

🏡 In this video, we showcase the top award-winning manufactured homes from 2022 to 2024—each celebrated for outstanding design, smart layouts, energy efficiency, and upscale finishes. Whether you’re dreaming of a smart cottage, modular masterpiece, or spacious family home, this video has something for every modern homebuyer.

✨ Featured Models:

The Swan L52EP8 by Oak Creek Homes – Compact luxury, panoramic windows, spa-inspired bathroom

The Crane J68EP8 by Oak Creek Homes – Award-winning Smart Cottage with vaulted ceilings and porch

The Atlantic by Excel Homes – MHI Modular Home Design Award winner, 2-story layout, high-end finishes

Auburn Aire by Adventure Homes – Mojave Series spacious design with a luxury master suite

Farmstead by Adventure Homes – Affordable layout with open-concept living and modern kitchen

The Grand by Clayton Homes – Affordable, customizable, and stylish 4-bedroom home

The Summit by Champion Homes – Smart, single-section home with 3 beds and 2 baths in 1,000+ sq ft

💡 These homes were chosen by the Manufactured Housing Institute (MHI) and other leading housing associations for their outstanding craftsmanship and functionality.

🔗 Explore the Floorplans & Builders:

00:00 Introduction
00:28 Swan by Oak Creek Homes – https://oakcreekhomes.com/floorplans/swan-l52ep8/
02:03 Crane by Oak Creek Homes – https://oakcreekhomes.com/floorplans/crane-j68ep8/
03:35 Atlantic by Excel Homes – https://www.championhomes.com/blog/award-winning-two-story-modular-home-the-atlantic
07:46 Auburn Aire by Adventure Homes – https://www.championhomes.com/blog/award-winning-two-story-modular-home-the-atlantic
10:36 Farmstead by Adventure Homes – https://adventurehomes.net/floorplan/6763v/
12:05 Grand by Clayton Homes – https://designcenter.claytonhomes.com/details/grand?zipCode=81504
13:29 Summit by Champion Homes – https://www.championhomes.com/models/summit

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