- Prime Day Big Deal Days takes place October 7 and 8.
- You can buy this prefab cabin for $7,000 off by clicking the on-page coupon.
- Customers are loving the cabin for its ease of installation and modern design.
Granny pods, tiny homes, or ADUs—regardless of what you call them, they have certainly taken off recently, gaining popularity as a convenient way to add space to your property without all the work (and high costs) of extensions or renovations.
As a home editor, I've seen tons of tiny homes available online, scouring sales for the best of the best. And right now, there are a few major discounts, thanks to Amazon's October Prime Day.
This particular luxury prefab cabin is a whopping $7,000 off when you click the on-page coupon under the product listing, and customers believe it's well worth the purchase.
"I found that the quality is indeed excellent, the materials are sturdy and durable, and even the screws and accessories are exquisite. The installation team also performed well and completed all the work within a few days," says one 5-star reviewer.
Use it as a space to host visitors, an extra hangout spot for the kids or even create your own she shed sanctuary right in your backyard. Regardless of the reason, we can all use a bit of extra wiggle room. Or, perhaps, this is your chance to live out your tiny home dreams.
With a kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, and living room, it's complete with everything you or your guests may need. Not to mention, its modern design makes for an aesthetically pleasing addition to any yard.
The cabin's layout can be customized to meet your needs, and you have the option to choose the interior and exterior material colors. Plus, installation is covered. After the order is placed, the team arranges for a vehicle to deliver it to the desired location, according to the brand.
Guest space, game room, or storage spot—October Prime Day might be the perfect time to add that extra square footage you've been looking for. And what better place for it than in the comfort of your own backyard?
Laura Millar (she/her) is the assistant lifestyle editor for Good Housekeeping, where she covers home design. Prior to joining Good Housekeeping in 2024, she wrote for NBC's TODAY.com, where she covered everything from entertainment news to pop culture updates.
