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Über Kinstruct Tiny Homes
Kinstruct Tiny Homes, based in New Hampshire, specializes in the design and construction of Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) and standalone tiny homes. The company focuses on providing efficient housing solutions tailored to meet the practical needs of families, with an emphasis on simplicity, accessibility, and durability. Kinstruct distinguishes itself by concentrating exclusively on ADUs, ensuring quality and affordability in this specific segment of the housing market. They aim to simplify the process of adding living space to a property, offering a welcoming and functional extension to existing homes.
Unlike prefabricated units shipped from factories, Kinstruct Tiny Homes constructs each ADU on-site, building them with permanent foundations. This approach allows for custom-built solutions that seamlessly integrate with the property and meet local zoning requirements. Their ADUs can be either attached to or detached from the main house, accommodating various family needs and preferences.
Kinstruct emphasizes a streamlined building process, guiding clients from design to installation. They provide turn-key solutions, encompassing everything from permits to final touches, ensuring a hassle-free experience for homeowners. Accessibility is a key design consideration, with ADA-compliant options available to cater to aging family members and individuals with disabilities. Kinstruct partners with Sopris Realty, their in-house real estate company, to provide comprehensive support throughout the ADU journey, from land searches to property listings.
Modellindex
| Modell | Größe | Schlafzimmer | Preis |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Gunstock 576 One Bedroom | 53 m² | 1 | starts at $275,000* |
| The Gunstock 800 Two Bedroom | 74 m² | 2 | starts at $275,000* |
| The Ossipee 504 One Bedroom | 46 m² | 1 | starts at $215,000* |
| The Ossipee 576 One Bedroom | 53 m² | 1 | starts at $215,000* |
| The Ossipee 576 square One Bedroom | 53 m² | 1 | starts at $215,000* |
| The Ossipee 660 One Bedroom | 61 m² | 1 | starts at $215,000* |
| The Sunapee 288 Studio | 26 m² | — | starts at $150,000* |
| The Sunapee 384 Studio | 35 m² | — | starts at $150,000* |
| The Tecumseh 1000 Two Bedroom | 92 m² | 2 | starts at $250,000* |
| The Tecumseh 740 Two Bedroom | 68 m² | 2 | starts at $250,000* |
| The Tecumseh 800 Two Bedroom | 74 m² | 2 | starts at $250,000* |
Kinstruct Tiny Homes: Häufig gestellte Fragen
Wie viel kostet ein Kinstruct Tiny Homes-Haus?
Kinstruct Tiny Homes-Häuser reichen von €150,000 bis €275,000 bei 11 bepreisten Modellen. Der endgültige Preis hängt von Anpassungen, der Vorbereitung des Bauplatzes, der Lieferentfernung und den anfallenden Steuern ab.
Was ist das günstigste Kinstruct Tiny Homes-Modell?
Das The Sunapee 384 Studio ist das günstigste Modell von Kinstruct Tiny Homes und beginnt bei €150,000 für 35 m².
Wie lange dauert der Bau eines Kinstruct Tiny Homes-Hauses?
Kinstruct Tiny Homes gibt typischerweise 4-6 months für Bau und Lieferung an. Zeitrahmen hängen von Anpassungen, Baugenehmigungen und dem aktuellen Auftragsbestand ab.
Wo hat Kinstruct Tiny Homes seinen Sitz?
Kinstruct Tiny Homes hat seinen Sitz in New Hampshire, USA, USA. Ihre Website ist https://www.kinstructtinyhomes.com.
Wie viele Hausmodelle bietet Kinstruct Tiny Homes an?
Kinstruct Tiny Homes hat 11 Modelle im Katalog, die Einliegerwohnung abdecken. Die meisten Hersteller akzeptieren auch kundenspezifische Änderungen auf Anfrage.
Modelle

The Gunstock 576 One Bedroom

The Gunstock 800 Two Bedroom

The Ossipee 504 One Bedroom

The Ossipee 576 One Bedroom

The Ossipee 576 square One Bedroom

The Ossipee 660 One Bedroom
The Sunapee 288 Studio
The Sunapee 384 Studio

The Tecumseh 1000 Two Bedroom

The Tecumseh 740 Two Bedroom

The Tecumseh 800 Two Bedroom
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