Realtor.com
Almost anyone who lives in Florida knows hurricane season runs from June 1-Nov. 30, and homeowners need to be prepared.
However, the savvy buyer who grabs this a tiny home under construction in Englewood, FL, shouldn’t have much to worry about.
Made of steel and listed for $289,000, the house will be built to withstand hurricane-force winds of up to 160 miles per hour. The steel walls can also withstand four to six hours of fire.
Tiny steel home has a rooftop deck.
Realtor.com
Steel walls can withstand fire.
Realtor.com
Virtual staging of the living space
Realtor.com
The plans are for a two-bedroom, one-bathroom house with outdoor space on the roof.
Whether it’s used as a vacation rental, second home, or full-time residence, the buyer will be able to choose specifics for the 640-square-foot dwelling, since it’s still under construction.
The listing notes that steel homes are good for the environment, because they can be built quickly and with fewer materials than a traditional build.
A similar home is available next door.
Realtor.com
Steel tiny homes for sale
Realtor.com
When finished, this home will sit about 3 miles from the area’s beaches, which are still recovering after Hurricane Ian slammed into the area in 2022.
Another similar home is available right next door, with the same $289,000 price tag.
The listing agent for both homes is Shannon Moore, with Green Lion Realty.
The post Small but Mighty: Steel House in Florida Can Withstand Hurricanes and Fire Like a Champ appeared first on Real Estate News & Insights | realtor.com®.
