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Mike and Craig Smith grew up together in New Plymouth, Idaho. Population just over 1,500. The kind of town where everybody knows everybody, and your reputation follows you everywhere you go. They did not leave to build something somewhere else. They stayed, and they built something here.

That decision shapes everything about how Agile Homes operates.

Some floor plans look good on paper and feel awkward to live in. Rooms that don't connect naturally. A master suite that shares a wall with a kid's bedroom. A great room that works fine until you actually try to use it.

The Alturas is not that plan.

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If you've toured enough floor plans, you already know what frustrates you. Bedrooms stacked too close together. A living room that doubles as a hallway. Kids' stuff that colonizes every corner of the house. A main floor that requires a ten-minute sprint before company arrives.

The Lewiston with Bonus was designed around a different idea.

There's a reason more buyers choose this plan than any other we build. Once you walk it, it's not hard to understand why.

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Trying to decide between a new construction home and a used home? Agile Homes breaks down the key differences to help you make the best decision for your family and budget.

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