Clayton Announces New Line of Farmhouse-Style Prefab Homes

MARYVILLE, Tenn., Dec. 3, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Clayton, a Berkshire Hathaway company and one of the leading builders of prefabricated and site built homes, has recently introduced a line of affordable farmhouse-style prefabricated homes that are now available.

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The farmhouse series of homes is an excellent example of Clayton's mission to provide individuals and families reasonably-priced housing options without sacrificing quality or style. The company currently offers several farmhouse-inspired floor plans which vary in starting price, including:

• Freedom Farm House


• Country Aire


• Island Breeze


• Amelia


• Lulamae

"Some of the most appealing characteristics of the farmhouse style is the welcoming and comforting factor that goes along with it," said Clayton Interior Designer Ashley Skowron. "The warm colors and finishes such as soft white cabinetry, natural finishes and décor make the homes feel very welcoming- a place you want to come, stay and live!"

These floor plans offer open concepts with plenty of natural light, large kitchen for entertaining, shiplap and rustic woodgrain accents, industrial-style pendant lighting, white kitchen cabinets, farmhouse sink and other features common in farmhouse-style homes.

Clayton has partnered with world-class brands and designers to provide stylish features, amenities and modern appliances for each home in the farmhouse floor plans. Every Clayton Built ® home is constructed with energy-efficiency in mind, using quality insulation, low-e windows and other features to help reduce the monthly cost of utilities. In October, Clayton announced a new partnership with smart thermostat manufacturer ecobee, whose smart thermostats will now be a standard feature in every home Clayton builds in the future to deliver on the consumer demand for energy savings and smart home technology.

"Our design team recognized the growing desire for the look and feel of a farmhouse design. The team took it to the next level by incorporating the latest beautiful luxury features with a large open floor plan," said Clayton President and CEO Kevin Clayton. "Initial reactions have been incredible, especially when they see how affordable it all is. These homes have such a warm and relaxed feeling that you just know there will be many special family memories enjoyed inside."

Clayton has leveraged decades in the home building industry, along with innovative, efficient building practices to provide home buyers with quality, affordable housing options. Each one of Clayton's prefabricated homes is built inside a home building facility, away from the damage and delays that can be caused by rain and seasonal weather. Clayton offers affordable homes for our customers by purchasing building material and name-brand appliances in bulk, which are distributed through our network of building facilities nationwide, utilizing economies of scale to reduce construction costs. Offsite building efficiencies, production line like assembly and material recycling also aid in reducing the waste and cost of construction.

For more information about Clayton Built ® farm house floor plans currently being offered, like the Freedom Farm House and the Lulamae, visit the Clayton website.

About Clayton
Founded in 1956, Clayton is committed to opening doors to a better life and building happyness® through homeownership. As a diverse builder committed to quality and durability, Clayton offers traditional site-built homes and off-site built housing – including modular homes, manufactured homes, CrossMod® homes, tiny homes, college dormitories, military barracks and apartments. All Clayton Built® homes are proudly designed and constructed in America. In 2022, Clayton built 62,620 homes across the country. Clayton is a Berkshire Hathaway company. For more information, visit claytonhomes.com.
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