I Toured a Brand New PREFAB HOME That Has WAY More Space than I was Expecting

The Louisville Manufactured Home Show was full of surprises and one that stood out on the show floor was the Stratford Place from Clayton Homes. The Stratford is a 3 bedroom 2 bathroom how with a spacious living room/dining room area and a large kitchen. In this video I tour the home and talk about some of the features I like both inside and out. Watch and learn more about the Stratford Place!

Estimated retail price for this home is in the $150,000 – $200,000 range and will fluctuate depending on location and options.

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