This was in the Mobilehome guest bedroom closet …
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Cut-off for the Bathrooms ?
It could be the accessible main water shutoff, or have you located that yet?
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Yes… the main water shutoff is on the exterior of the mobilehome next to gas meter
did You try it to see what it shut off ?
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Its was behind the Master bath … Im thinking it was a cut-off for the bath.
I would recommend that the buyer ask the homeowner what its purpose was.
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thanks … Will do
^^^ This…
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The main water shut off and water heater is often hidden in a bedroom closet.
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Given the size it looks like a second main. The folks manufacturing the home didn’t know there would also be one outside.
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That is why I asked if You turned it off,it looks like the typical main shut off I see on manufactured homes all the time…there is usually one inside somewhere and not always where You would think to look for it…
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and by the way a single handle cut off for a bathroom doesn’t make much sense, unless the bathroom only has hot or cold water, not both…
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its fine. Carry on boss man.
I’m not a fan of turning on/off any valves but definitely not CPVC. That crap will break if you look at it wrong.
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My son is a plumber and I have taken his advice (and now yours) Don’t touch! 
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Two times over the last +/- 10 years we’ve broken a supply low-point drain hanging just out of sight, buried in the insulation in a crawl space. It’s just crazy how brittle that crap is. When things go wrong in this biz we of course try to keep it from happening again but I don’t know how to stop moving in crawl spaces without my back touching the insulation!
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When in doubt, recommend vender’s disclosure.
Main water shut-off or more convenient one than crawling under the manufactured home. I have see the exact same one again this month.
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Only call it a mobilehome if its older then 1976 , after 1976 its a Manufactured home. Know the difference, as agents and Buyers could get real angry if they see that on a report.