Prefabricated houses have revolutionised the world of construction and architecture, offering innovative, economical and ecological solutions. Essentially, they are constructions manufactured in a controlled environment, in modules, and then shipped to their final location, where they are assembled. In this article, we analyse the advantages of these homes and present a selection of prices and models under €50,000.
Advantages of prefabricated houses
- Construction efficiency: Mass production processes allow construction time and costs to be optimised, as components are manufactured in a controlled environment, reducing the likelihood of delays due to weather factors.
- Sustainability: Prefabricated houses usually have a lower carbon footprint than traditional houses. They produce less material waste and often include green features, such as rainwater collection, solar energy and efficient thermal insulation.
- Customisation: Many companies offer customisation options, allowing homeowners to custom design their homes.
- Affordability: Prefabricated housing is generally more affordable than traditional houses. This is due to efficient manufacturing processes and reduced construction times.
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Prefabricated houses for up to €50,000
The price of a prefabricated house depends, just as it does for conventional homes, on several factors, ranging from the surface area or materials to the design and the architect or company that signs the project. Here, we present a selection of modular homes for up to €50,000.
Wahbi
The company Bewoodville offers eco-friendly prefabricated houses from €35,000, designed to be a unique retreat in nature. They are notable for their eye-catching design and sustainability. The price includes the complete structure of robust and resistant wood, electrical and water installations designed for efficient and safe operation. Also included is a domestic hot water (DHW) production system provided by a water heater, which ensures hot water for all household needs.
CUBIC 30 m2
This Cubic House property has an area of 30 m2, one bedroom, one bathroom, living room and kitchen. Its dimensions are small, so it is intended to be used as an extension or as a holiday home. This prefabricated house is made from shipping containers.
Campero
The Campero series of Eurocasas consists of several rustic-style prefabricated homes with prices starting at around €33,000 and surface areas ranging from 31.79 m2 to 37.93 m2. They have two or three bedrooms and a bathroom. Like all of the firm's homes, a wide variety of features can be modified in its online model configurator.
Tini S
If you want a low-cost, high-performance prefabricated house, the Tini S may be a serious contender. With 24 m2 of floor space, the price starts at just over €44,000. However, it should be noted that, at this price, it is not equipped as a complete home, so a series of extras would have to be added that would increase the final cost.
ASTRID wooden house
ASTRID is a prefabricated wooden house from the company Pineca. With prices starting at €38,805, it has a surface area of 110 m2 and space for ten bedrooms, including bathrooms. If you're looking for a low-cost prefabricated house for less than €50,000, this option will please rustic lovers.
Karma
The company Alucasa has several models for under €50,000. One is Karma, a 35 m2 modern and functional prefabricated house with two bedrooms, a bathroom, a living-dining room and a separate kitchen. It costs €44,845.
A low-cost prefabricated concrete house for just €48,800, that's the Cube Basic 36 by Casas Cube. It is 36 m2 and consists of a large hallway, a living/dining room, a bedroom and a bathroom, and includes a kitchen (with furniture) and bathrooms (with taps and furniture).
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More and more people are considering a prefabricated house as their next home in Spain. These properties are typically built faster than traditional homes and often come with fixed prices and no hidden costs.
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