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Clayton Homes Introduces Line of Luxury Tiny Houses

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Clayton Homes Introduces Line of Luxury Tiny Houses


September 8, 2016

Clayton building group, a division of Clayton Homes, has introduced a line of luxury tiny homes designed by Birmingham, Ala., architect Jeffrey Dungan. The series consists of five models: Low Country; Adirondack; Saltbox; Marseille; and Cloudbreak. The 396-square-foot Low Country starts at $96,000. Dungan carefully considered every square inch of space to accommodate high-end amenities. “I wanted the quality of the Faberge egg with details and wonderful materials,” he says.

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