The Spanish real estate market continues to find new alternatives to the high price of traditional housing. The latest trend is a prefabricated house of almost 40 square metres, with two bedrooms, a full bathroom and a living room with an integrated kitchen, for less than €8,000.
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Furthermore, this home offers an expandable double‑wing design that guarantees maximum use of space, providing areas for relaxation and work without compromising comfort, as shown on Amazon.
The Generic brand prefabricated house features an innovative design and is easy and quick to assemble and disassemble – facilitating its transport and relocation, making it ideal for temporary outdoor housing.
The structure consists of a steel frame, ensuring the house’s stability and safety. It is also certified to withstand fire, earthquakes and strong winds, making it suitable for a wide range of terrains.
It also incorporates thermal insulation materials, with fireproof glass wool surrounding the structure and a waterproof layer resistant to high temperatures.
The product description highlights that this prefabricated house “offers a full range of customisation options”, as it can be expanded to up to six bedrooms – depending on the client’s needs.
In addition, the colours are customisable. Buyers can choose between red, green, blue or a combination of different colours.
The listing states that the prefabricated house comes with a three‑year warranty, along with ongoing after‑sales support.
In a context marked by rising housing costs, these types of prefabricated solutions are emerging as a striking alternative due to their price and versatility – showing that access to a functional and customisable home can be within reach of a wider range of budgets.
