The Swallowtail
Popular PlanStarting at: $342,808
The Swallowtail is a single-level modular home with one bedroom, one full bathroom, one half bathroom, and an open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area. The primary suite features a master bedroom with a walk-in closet and attached master bathroom. The home also includes a powder room, an attached garage, and a defined dining area.
- Kitchen measuring approximately 8’6” x 12’8” with counter workspace, cabinetry, and space for appliances
- Dining area measuring approximately 11’1” x 9’1”
- Living room measuring approximately 15’10” x 18’ with space for seating
- Master bedroom measuring approximately 12’6” x 12’8” with direct access to master bath and walk-in closet
- Master bath measuring approximately 9’4” x 12’8” with bathtub, toilet, and double sink vanity
- Walk-in closet measuring approximately 6’ x 12’8”
- Powder room measuring approximately 5’1” x 7’8” with toilet and sink
- Attached garage measuring approximately 19’6” x 21’10”
- Multiple entry points including garage and front entry
- Wood-pattern flooring in living areas and bedroom
- Tiled flooring in bathrooms and kitchen
Specifications
- Square Footage
- 1,159 sq. ft.
- Bedrooms
- 1
- Bathrooms
- 1.5
Pricing Information
Starting at: $342,808
Includes
- Factory-built home with standard specifications, FOB Woodland, CA
Not Included
- Site preparation, foundation, crane, set, stitch, finish, accessory structures, shipping, and sales tax
*“Starting at” price refers to the cost of our factory-built home, FOB Woodland, California. This pricing includes the base model built to Cutting Edge standard specifications and is ready for shipment from our facility.
Additional costs not included: shipping to your location, sales tax, any upgrades to standard specifications, and all on-site work. This includes site preparation, foundation, crane, set, stitch and finish, utility connections, permits, and construction of any accessory structures.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Thanks to the streamlined process and simultaneous off-site and on-site work, modular homes are completed significantly faster than traditional stick built homes.
Start by browsing floor plans or scheduling a consultation. Cutting Edge Homes will walk you through budgeting, permitting, and site prep, handling the entire process from start to finish.
Mobile homes and modular homes are built differently. While you can replace a mobile home with a modular one, it requires a new permanent foundation and updated building permits.
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Yes. We handle all the building permits needed for modular home projects in California, ensuring compliance with local building codes and saving you time and hassle.
Modular builders, like Cutting Edge Homes, specialize in the off-site assembly and precise modular construction process. We deliver homes faster and with fewer delays than traditional builders.
Prefab homes reduce labor costs, shorten the building process, and allow for bulk purchasing of construction materials, all of which make them a cost-effective choice.
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