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I tried living in a 240 square foot Prefab Home. Last week I found a prefab home that I was able to rent to see what it’s actually like to live in the space. The modular home is a 240 model built by aux box, a studio model with a living space/bedroom, kitchenette and bathroom. The best way to get a sense for the space is seeing it in person and by spending an extended period of time in the space I was able to learn more about the space. This was my first time in a 240 square foot home and this video is a tour/summary of my thoughts.

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