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Balboa Island Manufactured Home Design Provides Surefire Curb Appeal

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We are fascinated by mobile home designs, especially those that are not only beautiful inside but outside as well. That’s why we had to share this Balboa Island Manufactured home design that is gorgeous inside and out!

The Balboa Island Manufactured Home Design Series

The Balboa Island series is said to be inspired from a section of cottages that set along a narrow beach in Southern California. Not only do they offer the beautiful double wide we are featuring today, they also have 2 single wide floor plans, 15 other double wide designs, and 4 triple wide homes in their collection. They have been the winner of several past MHI Manufacturer of the Year awards for their various homes, including the 2130 model we are sharing today.

The Balboa Island 2130 measures 27’x60′ and boasts 3 bedroom/2 bath and is right around 1620 square feet. It offers several upgrades including an optional den. The main living area is an open floor plan with split bedrooms on each end. The 3rd bedroom offers the versatility of being used as a dining room (as shown), an extra bedroom, or set up to be used as a den.

Photos property of Ideal Homes.

Trey ceilings are such a popular option.

Crown molding around the windows adds detail without the need for curtains.

Open floor plan is just right for a family.

The decorators did an awesome job making this home feel cozy.

The breakfast nook could fit a larger table if needed.

No shortage of light in this kitchen.

The center island and sink frees up counter space along the back wall.

This room can be so many things.

Transom windows free up wall space but still gives plenty of light.

The guest bath is a little lacking.

Only change this room needs is a lighting upgrade.

Love that the shower is hidden.

Roomy and relaxing.

Curb Appeal to the Max

One of the biggest selling points of this particular home in our opinion is the curb appeal that it brings to a neighborhood. It include a courtyard feature and an end octagon window setting and deck area that keeps the home from looking like a typical rectangular shaped manufactured home. Add some landscaping and you have yourself a beautiful home.

You can learn so much from studying a floor plan of a home.

The courtyard space adds an extra entertaining area.

Talk about curb appeal!

It’s no surprise that this home is on the higher end when it comes to price. On one of the Clayton Home sites it had a price tag of $199,000 but that may be with some of the upgrades and may also include delivery and set-up. Of course, that’s still a lot of money! However, this model is primarily sold in the western parts of the United States and stick built homes go for much more with less square footage, especially in areas such as California.

So, what are your thoughts on this Balboa Island manufactured home? Think it’s worth the price tag? Tell us what you think in the comments below.

As always, thank you for reading Mobile Home Living.

Kim Alley

Kim Alley is a writer here at Mobile Home Living and I am honored to have her join us! She has lived in a manufactured home for over 20 years and took on many remodeling and upgrade projects during that time. Kim has three kids, ages 17 to 25, and enjoys spending time with her family, hiking, and camping whenever she can.