I recently toured the Sedona park model in Cedar City Utah and it can be built as a Modular. The Sedona Park model is a 399 square foot home with one bedroom, 1 bathroom, a front living room and a built in porch. In this video I walk through the home and point out a few of the features included and then talk about the price. Watch to learn more about Zipkit Homes and the Sedona Park Model!

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