My First Look at a Cottage Style PREFAB HOME with 2 Bedrooms and a Loft!

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This month I went to the Demopark to see a bunch of new prefab homes and one that stood out is the Nordic from Tiny Rebel. The Nordic has 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and a loft. Tiny Rebel Houses are built in Latvia and have a signature look with their thermally modified wood cladding. In this video I check out the nordic and get into the pricing. Watch to learn more about this cottage style prefab home.

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