In the search for affordable homes, some people are turning to converted shipping containers. Do you have a lot that is just begging to be your new ready made mother-in-law quarters? If the answer is yes, then read on..
Inside one 40-foot long shipping container, you can find a cozy 320-square foot home that includes everything you’d expect to find in a traditional home. The kitchen includes high-end appliances from Bosch, soft-close cabinets and under cabinet lighting.
“We’ve got a full built-in refrigerator with a freezer. We’ve got a full stackable washer and dryer.
We’ve got a tankless hot water which takes up about four inches of space underneath a cabinet,” interior designer Karen Hirschman said.
The bathroom features a wall-mounted toilet and a full shower.
Would you consider living your life in a converted shipping container? Comment your thoughts below!
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