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Dwellity Modular Cabins
Amish-built lodges and cabins set on a permanent foundation and built to residential building codes—made for year-round living.
- Permanentfoundation
- Residentialbuilding codes
- Year-roundliving
- $94,452starting price
- 4models
Modular Models
Dwellity modular cabins combine the charm of rustic living with modern efficiency. Each one is set on a permanent foundation and constructed to residential building codes, with 2×6 walls, R-21/R-38 insulation, and a roof engineered for snow load—so it's ready to be a full-time home, a lake or mountain retreat, a guest house, or a home office. Choose from four models, then customize layouts, finishes, porches, and lofts.
Cedar Ridge Lodge1,092 sq. ft. living space · 160 sq. ft. porchStarting at $193,867View details →
Kiononia Lodge696 sq. ft. living space · 252 sq. ft. porchStarting at $117,919View details →
Redwood Lodge390–870 sq. ft. living space · 72–84 sq. ft. loft (optional)Starting at $94,452View details →
Apex Lodge480 sq. ft. living space · 120 sq. ft. covered porchStarting at $120,542View details →Is a modular cabin right for you?
Great for
- Primary residence or year-round living (where zoning allows)
- Vacation lodge or lake / mountain retreat
- Guest house, in-law suite, or home office
- Buyers who want the most space and customization
Good to know
- Needs a permanent foundation—slab, crawlspace, or basement depending on your site and local codes
- Local zoning, setbacks, and permits apply, just like a site-built home
- Delivered and set once; relocation is uncommon
Not sure which type fits? Compare modular, park, and recreation cabins.
Modular Cabins FAQ
Common questions about Dwellity modular cabins.
What is a Dwellity modular cabin?
A prefab cabin built to residential building codes, then delivered and set on a permanent foundation at your site. Models range from compact plans like the Redwood Lodge and Apex to the 1,092 sq. ft. Cedar Ridge Lodge.
Are modular cabins suitable for year-round use?
Yes. They're built to residential standards with insulation and construction intended for year-round comfort, similar to a site-built home.
How is a modular cabin different from a park model?
Modular cabins sit on a permanent foundation and are built to residential codes with flexible sizing. Park models are built on a trailer chassis to RV / park model standards and are limited to about 400 sq. ft. of living space.
Can a modular cabin have a basement?
Foundation type depends on the design, your site, and local codes. Projects use slabs, crawlspaces, or full basements—your contractor can advise for your property.
Do modular cabins hold their value?
Like traditional homes, value depends on maintenance, location, and market conditions. Well-maintained modular homes in desirable areas generally hold their value well.
How do I get pricing?
Starting prices are listed on each model page. Final pricing is quote-only—submit the form below with your model and ZIP code and we'll follow up with options and next steps.
Request a Quote
Tell us which model you're interested in—or that you're not sure yet—and include your ZIP code so we can discuss delivery, site access, and setup in your area. Quotes are free and there's no obligation.
Backed by Warranty
Dwellity offers material and workmanship warranties on modular cabins. Coverage depends on the model and options you choose—your quote will include the details.
Financing Options
A cabin is a significant investment. We're happy to discuss pricing when you request a quote and point you toward financing resources Dwellity recommends. We don't process financing on the website.
Service Area & Delivery
We serve the continental United States (excluding Alaska and Hawaii). Modular cabins are delivered to your site and set on a permanent foundation that must be ready before delivery. Your site needs access for delivery and setting, and the cabin must meet local zoning, setback, and permit requirements.
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