- Amazon is selling a portable expandable prefab house that's normally $32,999, but you can get $1,800 off right now.
- In order to redeem the offer, clip the coupon located under the product listing.
- The two-story design features sliding doors, and it's foldable in case you need to relocate it.
If you haven’t heard, people are obsessed with tiny homes these days, and I have to admit that as a home editor, browsing standout models on Amazon never gets old.
There are a few reasons for the tiny home craze. Some people are drawn to the minimalist lifestyle and lower carbon footprint. Others simply crave more living space that their current property is unable to provide. Rather than blow their budget on a home addition or full-on renovation, they can place a tiny home right in their backyard (if space allows). Plus, there’s no shortage of pre-assembled structures out there that are fairly easy to install.
That brings me to this stunning two-story prefab house on Amazon that you can purchase for $1,800 off right now. All you have to do is redeem the coupon under the product listing to snag the deal.
Not only does this tiny home feature two stories— the brand description says it’s completely foldable, meaning that it can be relocated if you ever need to do so down the road (by the way, the dimensions are 240"D x 119.99"W x 102"H). Constructed of steel and wood, it has all the space you need to bring your backyard dreams to life. You can use it as an office, crafting zone, cozy guest house or just a place to get away from it all (our she shed ideas are full of design inspiration). Another bonus: The luxe sliding doors will let you enjoy an abundance of natural light.
If you've been curious about tiny homes, this pick on Amazon is worth a look. We also found some other dreamy models below.
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Monique Valeris is the home design director for Good Housekeeping, where she oversees the brand's home decorating coverage across print and digital. Prior to joining GH in 2020, she was the digital editor at Elle Decor. In her current role, she explores everything from design trends and home tours to lifestyle product recommendations, including writing her monthly column, "What's in My Cart."
