phoenix custom home builders – Next Gen Living Homes

Comparing Next Gen Single Level Home to a Double wide Manufactuered Home

Next Gen Single Level Home

This is a one-level home that fits the size of most lots allocated for double wide mobile/manufactured homes. The design allows for people to enjoy their golden years in the comfort of their own house, with a care giver or a family member occupying the third bedroom. It is a fact that most seniors prefer not going to an assisted living home when they age. The Next Gen single level home is perfectly designed to address this issue, it has sufficient lighting, comfort, is energy efficient and economical it terms of utilities. See some comparisons below:

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Next Gen Single Level Home Advantage:

• NextGen Homes have a Real Property Title

• Size: Total Sq. Footage for building: 3,350

• Design: Roof is flat, which eliminates the danger of wind damage.

• Design: Lot space is utilized 100%, allowing for a deck and has a covered area for gardening

• Design: Comes with 2-car garage

• Design: Durability. Designed from recycled and recyclable steel.

• Design: Stability. Better “climate change” compliance.

• Design: Energy Efficiency over lifecycle. Well insulation which helps save electricity

• Design: High ceilings, 12’ in the kitchen and master bedroom creating spaciousness and comfort

• Design: Allows for easy solar panel instal because of the flat roof

• Design: Compare bedroom sizes: Master: 18 x 18 vs.

• Design: Second Bedroom: 12 x 18

• Design: Third Bedroom: 12 x 12

• Design: The covered deck allows for easy gardening, providing shelter and shade for plants.

Conventional Double Wide Manufactuered Home:

• Doublewide and Singlewide structures, often called a Home, have a DMV Title and not a House Title

• Compare to 1,344 (average) Some are 1,179

• Strong winds can lift carport and part of the roof or entire roof

• More than half of the lot space is not utilized due to an old design of the building structure - hasn’t changed for over 70 years, and the newer designs also lack efficiency.

• No garage -- most have a carport, which is an open space, unprotected from the heat and can be lifted by stronger winds, which occur every year, resulting in damage to the entire building.

• Designed from wood and plaster board

• Unstable with strong winds.

• Poor insulation. Electric bill in hot summer can get as high as $250-$300, high in winter season too.

• lower ceilings in older units can create a feeling of depression.

• Roof is not flat, which makes it harder to utilize solar panel use.

• Master 12 x 12

• Second Bedroom 9 x 11

• Third Bedroom: 9 X 11

• May not have room for gardening and out in the heat.

Evolution of 1945 home standard living to modern 2015 house plans

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When we look back at the housing evolution, we notice something very strange. Were our parents and grandparents tiny and short people? Looking at homes for sale, circa 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s, one can get claustrophobic, and it’s really because the living space was so small in the houses designed in those days. There are even bedrooms that were 8’ x 8’ in homes built in the 1950s. It’s hard to believe that living in small boxes like that was sufficient.

Looking at 55+ communities in Arizona, where most of the homes are called singlewide and doublewide mobile homes, and even though some were built from 2006 to 2014, it feels like you just stepped into the Twilight Zone, going back to the 1950s. The only thing that has changed is a new coat of paint and some newer kitchen appliances. It can actually feel depressing when you think of downsizing to a very small home of 1200 sq ft and smaller.

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Next Generation of 55+ Living Homes

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Next Generation of 55+ Living Homes Contemplating a move into a 55+ community doesn’t have to be a depressing thought any longer. Yes, we are familiar with the same floor plan from the 1945 that hasn’t changed for over a half a century. And yes, we have noticed the much higher prices. And we too have felt stuck looking at mobile homes, modular homes, manufactured homes, prefab homes or prefabricated homes without joy. Yes, sadly, we have heard old folks saying that they’re moving into one of these communities just to die there. Well we have great news for you, because we believe that you can age happily and enjoy life in the Next Generation of 55+ Living Homes! These Steel-framed homes are more durable then wood homes, more energy efficient, stronger, since they are steel, engineered perfectly with Framing Cad software, custom steel milled to the exact specifications of a floor