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CC's Modular and Manufactured Homes

Panama City, Florida

Manufactured Homes - Modular Homes - Mobile Homes

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Business hours 9 am to 5 pm Moday - Friday - 10am to 4pm Saturdays

Thank you for visiting our website. CC's Modular and Manufactured Homes is Panama City's exclusive Jacobsen Homes new modular home dealer. Please take a look at our floor plans and contact us for more information.

From conception to completion, our dedicated staff is ready to assist you in making your dream home a reality. We have been servicing the Florida Panhandle since 2006. We provide expert help in lot layout and exterior package design, which include screen porches, carports, garages and much more.

*Land & Home Loans

*Home Only Loans

*Low Down Payments

*Easy Qualify

CC's Modular & Manufactured Housing Financing Options

Office at CC's Modular and Manufactured Housing

Model Home at CC's Modular & Manufacturing Housing

Front of House Option at CC's Modular and Manufacturing Housing

Housing Options at CC's Modular & Manufactured Housing

Imperial IMP-4682W shown with three dormers

Kitchen option at CC's Modular and Manufactured housing

Open floor plan at CC's Modular & Manufactured Housing

Panama City

Along the shore lines of Panama City blue marlin, sailfish, bull dolphin, wahoo and tuna follow the Yucatan Current close to the shores of Panama City Beach, making this area one of the finest sport fishing destination in the world.

Scuba divers enjoy exploring the many shipwrecks that lie offshore. The 465-ft. Merchant ship, S.S. Empire Mica, was sunk by a German submarine during World War II. In 1930, a 130-foot steamer, loaded with 200 tons of cargo and 31 passengers began taking on water. With only one life raft, eighteen people perished when the ship sank. On a rescue mission in 1906, the 93-foot E.E. Simpson sank. This wreck lies in 20 feet of water, 12 mile east of the Panama City Pass.

Pioneer Homestead is an outdoor exhibit containing authentic buildings, dating back to the late 1800’s, including a log cabin, barn, smokehouse, and gristmill. This learning experience teaches young and old alike, the history of Northwest Florida pioneers.

CC's Modular & Mfg Housing