• Property Type
  • Ranch
  • 3
  • Bedrooms
  • 2.5
  • Bathrooms
  • Optional
  • Garages
  • 1827 Sq Ft
  • Area Size

Floor Plans

Description

Ultra 6 Modular Home Plan: Affordable Homes

The Ultra 6 is just about as perfect of a home as you can ask for… that is if you love perfect 😉

The Ultra series plans are characterized by the kitchen and living room spaces at the back of the house reaching into the backyard. This is ideal if you have a backyard setting that you want to enjoy while cozied up in front of your fireplace!

The kitchens in the Ultra series plans go on for days! Keep in mind, you can modify any of these island design to a large single tier/flat island if you prefer!

Other notables on this plan are the serenity shower, the generous foyer, large mudroom, first floor laundry, large master bedroom closet, among many many other features that we know you’ll love!

 

Click here to view some photos from our Adamson Ultra 6 project in Hartland, NY.

Click here to view some photos from our Knapic Ultra 6 1560sf project in Boston, NY.

Click here to view the Leach project in Holland, NY.

Click here to view the Kromer project in Amherst, NY.

Click here to view a video walkthrough of a recent Ultra 6 project.

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Ultra 6 Modern Ranch Modular Home FAQs

How big is the Ultra 6?

1,827 sq ft with 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms on one level. Compare it with our other ranch floor plans.

Can I tour the Ultra 6 before I decide?

Yes. This page has a video or 3D tour, and you can visit us in Buffalo to see finished homes.

Can I change the Ultra 6 floor plan?

Yes. Most plans are a starting point. You can move walls, resize rooms and choose finishes before production. See how customizing a modular floor plan works.

How much does the Ultra 6 cost?

Price depends on finishes, foundation and site work, so we quote each home. See modular home pricing and request a free quote. Our financing guide explains construction loans.

Where can Buffalo Modular build the Ultra 6?

Across New York State, including Western New York, the Finger Lakes, the Hudson Valley and the Adirondacks. See how the building process works.