I Tested the Cottage Style PREFAB HOME with 2 Bedrooms and a Rooftop Deck!

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I tested a cottage style Prefab Home with 2 bedrooms an a rooftop deck built by Zipkit Homes. In this video I travel to Utah to stay in the Yellowstone Cabin located at Jellystone Zion. This is a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom prefab home with a loft all in about 550 square feet. Watch and learn more about the Yellowstone Model from Zipkit, a prefab home builder that services most of the Western States.

Check out Zipkit Homes: https://www.zipkithomes.com
Check out Jellystone Zion: https://zionutahjellystonepark.com/cabins/#yogi-cabin

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