Manufactured Homes Don't Have to Be Cookie-Cutter

Beautiful Homes, Unique Designs and Many, Many Choices for home buyers looking for lower budgets or higher end design and finishes.

When many people think about manufactured homes, they still picture a simple rectangular house with limited architectural choices. Today's manufactured and modular homes can offer much more. With creative floor plans, rooflines, exterior materials, porches, dormers, garages, and personalized finishes, your new home can have its own distinctive character.

This beautiful Cape Cod model is a great example of what's possible. Its two-story design and unique architectural features demonstrate how factory-built construction can move well beyond the traditional "square box." A home can be designed to complement your property, your lifestyle, and the look you want to achieve.

Don't want a two-story home? No problem. We can help you explore ranch-style homes, contemporary designs, traditional architecture, smaller efficient homes, or larger custom modular projects. Choose the exterior appearance, interior finishes, flooring, cabinetry, countertops, colors, and features that make the home feel like your home.

Clayton Homes of Grand Junction offers housing options for a wide variety of budgets and lifestyles. Available designs can start at approximately 438 square feet, with select smaller homes priced in the $50,000 to $60,000 range, depending on model, options, delivery, installation, site improvements, and other project costs.

On the other end of the spectrum, buyers can explore larger custom modular homes and multi-level construction designed for properties where size, architecture, upgraded finishes, and higher-end features are priorities.

Whether you're looking for an affordable first home, an ADU, a mountain getaway, a spacious family residence, or a higher-end custom modular home, factory-built construction provides more possibilities than many buyers realize.

At Clayton Homes of Grand Junction, our goal is to help Western Colorado buyers find the right combination of design, quality, affordability, and per