-
Clayton Independent Farmhouse Flex
3 Bedrooms • 3 Bathrooms • 1800 sq ft • Double-WideStarting at $126,499Monthly Pricing Breakdown
Your monthly price estimate is based on the Pricing Terms you entered and the bank's provided interest rate of %, % APR, 25 Year Term, % downpayment, w.a.c.
Home Base Price$0Estimated Delivery/Set Up/Trim/AC$0DeliveryIncludedSet UpIncludedTrim OutIncludedA/CIncludedSelected Options TotalUpgrade Options Sales TaxTotal$0Principal & Interest$0Estimated Taxes$0Estimated Insurance$0UtilitiesNot IncludedTotal$0/mo
Edit your Credit & Delivery preferences
Our Estimated Monthly Payment calculations are based on rates provided by our lending partner. However, all calculations are estimates and provided for informational purposes only. Actual amounts and interest rates may vary depending on a number of factors, including, market fluctuations, geography, down payment, credit history, and repayment length. Pricing does not include upgrade options, site preparation, and installation costs.
About Double-Wide Homes
Double-wides are built in two sections at the factory and joined on-site — giving you a floor plan that’s hard to distinguish from a site-built home at a fraction of the cost. Most run 24 to 32 feet wide and anywhere from 1,100 to 2,400+ square feet, with layouts that include full-size kitchens, primary suites, split bedroom configurations, and real living room square footage.
If you’re choosing between single-wide and double-wide, width is usually the deciding factor. A double-wide at the same bedroom count opens up open-concept common spaces and room sizes that a single-wide can’t match. Most families with children, buyers who work from home, or anyone prioritizing long-term livability end up here.
Financing follows the same paths as most manufactured homes — chattel for placement on leased or family land, land-and-home or conventional if you’re buying land together.
About Clayton Homes
Clayton is the largest manufactured home builder in the United States — a Berkshire Hathaway company with factories across the country. Their inventory at Braustin spans a wide range: starter single-wides, mid-range 3-bedroom layouts, and large double-wide family homes at the upper end of the price spectrum.
Multiple Clayton plant locations serve the Texas, Oklahoma, and Southwest markets — including facilities in Bonham, Athens, Sulphur Springs, and other Texas locations — which typically translates to shorter lead times and more straightforward delivery logistics compared to out-of-region builders.
Buying in Texas
Braustin started in Texas and still runs its two physical showrooms here — San Antonio and Odessa. The team delivers and sets homes across the full state: Hill Country to the Valley, Panhandle to East Texas, El Paso to the Gulf Coast.
Texas has no state income tax, and land-and-home financing conditions here are among the most favorable in the country. If you own land — or you’re buying land and a home together — Texas lenders and Braustin’s financing partners are well-set up to structure that deal. Land equity can often substitute for a cash down payment entirely.
Use the city filter to narrow by your area, or talk to a consultant about delivery logistics and timelines for your specific location.
Buying Near Austin
Austin’s housing market is one of the most expensive in Texas, which is exactly why manufactured homes are worth serious consideration here. Braustin delivers to Austin and the surrounding Hill Country with floor plans starting well under $100,000 — and monthly payments that look very different against Austin rental rates.
If you own land in or around Austin, the math gets even better: your land equity may cover the down payment entirely, which changes what you need to bring to closing. See financing options →
Why Buy From Braustin?
Braustin carries hundreds of manufactured homes from the industry’s most trusted builders — with upfront pricing, financing options for most credit profiles, and delivery and setup across Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Louisiana, and Arkansas.
Most buyers finance. If you’re not sure what your options are, the financing page breaks down every loan type available for manufactured home buyers — chattel, FHA, VA, land-and-home, and more — so you can walk into any lender conversation knowing what to ask.
A housing consultant is available to walk you through models, pricing, or financing specifics for your situation. There’s no pressure and no obligation.