I Found a 600 square foot Cottage Style PREFAB HOME that has The Look!

Last week I went to Latvia to check out a line of prefab homes that have a great exterior. While I was there I was able to stop by a private property to 600 square foot prefab home. In this video I’m touring a cottage style prefab home from Bouw Art, a modular home builder in Latvia that ships throughout Europe, into Iceland and is considering expansion into North America. Watch to learn more about the Selfoss from Bouw Art.

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