Buying a home is a huge decision as well as a big investment. So it’s understandable that some people want to ensure they make the right one.
But did you know that if you’re bold enough you can also buy your next home on Amazon? Yes, you heard that right. Seems that everything these days can be bought online.
1. China Home Design
For only $3,000 you can have this modular house that’s rainproof as well as earthquake resistant up to an 8 on the Richter scale. Wow, that’s interesting.
2. Allwood Cabin
This cute cabin can be your home office, lake house, guest cottage, yoga studio, retail kiosk, or simply a retreat in your back yard. Love it!
3. Eagle Point Vista
This unique house design looks good in urban areas where most traditional cabins might look out of place. This custom-built house can be a primary residence.
4. Log Home
This awesome log home can be made to provide ample space for added amenities like kitchen, bathroom, and storage and can function as your primary residence.
5. Enzo Log Garden House
This gorgeous house comes with vaulted ceilings giving over eight ft. of headspace including 189 sq. ft. of open space and French style double doors.
6. Whole Wood Cabin
Technically this is a shed but I bet you can live in it as well if you’re really handy. Comes with an easy DIY kit.
7. Barn Wood Shed
And here’s another idea for a shed that’s built like a house. Could be used for a new workshop, office space, or even a second home.
8. Eagle Point Cabin
Here’s another built-to-order house option that can be a stand-alone retail space or office, or a hybrid home/business. Comes with all the materials.
9. Arlanzon House
This nifty house can be your hobby room, workshop, home office, garden house, guest room, a weekend getaway cabin, or just some additional living space.
10. Lexington Wood Cabin
Made from good quality Nordic wood with a 150 sq. ft. area that’s suitable for two rooms. The kit comes with easy instructions to assemble yourself.
11. Verona Cabin
This three-room log cabin has 285 sq. ft. of space that includes a covered porch and is made with eco-friendly green construction. Starting price is $18,500.
12. Eco-friendly DIY Cabin Home
I’m in love with this custom-build 2690 sq. ft home with four bedrooms and three baths that’s made with the premium wood material Glulam. Impressive.
13. Getaway Cabin
This awesome cabin is a high-quality multi-purpose solid wood cabin. It’s large enough to function as a summer house, home office, or even a stand-alone retail building.
14. The Vance
This functional L-shaped DIY cabin is easy to install and will definitely beautify any space with its impressive design concept. It provides a variety of uses.
15. Arlington Storage Shed
This unique 1920 sq. ft space comes with two stories. Use one as a storage facility or just convert it into a nifty second home.
16. Vermont Cottage
This vintage-inspired house reminds me of an old Western movie, doesn’t it? Can be used as summer camp, hunting cabin, artist studio, or for year-round living.
17. Weizhengheng Home
This home has two bedrooms, one bathroom and a large living area. It also has 12 aluminum alloy windows, fly screens, one small bathroom window, and fireproof security front door.
18. Modular Home From China
These prefabricated houses are significantly cheaper than regular masonry construction houses. Also, the unique mounting structure can further reduce construction time by 70%.
19. ECOHOUSEMART Timber Frame House
Use it recreationally, as a stand-alone retail space or office, or a hybrid home/business. It can be customized to also function as a primary residence.
20. Timber Frame DIY Cabin
Here’s another type of timber frame cabins you can DIY yourself that comes customized to order by ECOHOUSEMART that’s made out of Glulam wood.
21. Cliff Portable House
Imagine living in this unique looking house? What makes these houses truly different is that they are suitable in different climate areas all around the world.
22. Laminated Log House
This 1290 sq. ft log house is custom built to order so it can fit all your requirements including things like hurricane code requirements.
I had no idea there were so many other options when it comes to housing. And buying a house on Amazon? Mind blown here. This is giving me some ideas.
