Prefab · Model Casita · DBPR filing in preparation
Casita ADU
A 30 × 13 ft accessory dwelling: one bedroom, one bathroom, a kitchen and living room of 278 sq ft.
- Module
- About 30′ × 13′, 400 sq ft gross, 10′ high
- Rooms
- 1 bedroom; kitchen/living 278 sq ft; bathroom 46 sq ft
- Structure
- Steel frame, factory-built by Steel Homes Modular in South Florida
- Approval
- Florida DBPR filing in preparation
- Price
- $500 per sq ft, complete
- Delivery
- 6 to 9 months from the deposit, plus permitting
- Included
- Exterior cladding and interior flooring fitted on site, kitchen cabinetry and appliances
$200,000 complete, ex factory · 400 sq ft × $500
Total $200,0005% deposit $10,000
Reserve with 5% · $10,000 Check my lot first Download the floor plans (PDF)The price includes exterior cladding and interior flooring fitted on site, kitchen cabinetry and appliances. Prices are ex factory, South Florida: transport to your lot is paid by the client and quoted with the crane, foundation, site work, utility connections and permits. The 5% deposit includes all our studies for your lot: the Lot Check and the Site Plan Study. Delivery in 6 to 9 months, plus permitting. 100% refund within 14 days.
Drawing set · 1
Floor plan Download the set: plan, elevations, sections (PDF, 3 pages)
Drawing set · 2
Elevations
Drawing set · 3
Sections
Rendering, revealed
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Casita ADU, $200,000
400 sq ft at $500 per sq ft, complete. Factory-built by Steel Homes Modular in South Florida, delivered in 6 to 9 months, plus permitting. Florida DBPR filing in preparation.
Reserve with 5% · $10,000The price includes exterior cladding and interior flooring fitted on site, kitchen cabinetry and appliances. Ex factory; transport to your lot is quoted and paid by the client. The deposit includes all our studies for your lot. Questions: ask@lotcheck.com · .
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