In just two hours this tiny smart home can be set up nearly anyplace

We’ve reported on a fair amount of tiny homes in the past, but this one takes things to a whole new level. It’s called the Massimo Modular E9. At just 409 square feet, it combines sleek design with smart technology and cleverly optimized space in a way that truly stands out. With its stunning panoramic views and innovative features, the E9 proves that downsizing doesn’t mean sacrificing comfort.  Let’s look and see what makes this little gem so special.

 

 

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This is not your average tiny home

Imagine a home that looks like it’s straight out of tomorrow. That’s the E9 for you. With its sleek, futuristic design and nearly see-through exterior, it’s not just a house – it’s a statement. And boy, does it pack a punch. From smart features to panoramic views, this little wonder shows us how modern living can be both stylish and functional.

 

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Smart technology at your fingertips

Now, let’s talk tech. The E9 is like having a personal assistant built into your home. As soon as you approach, you’re greeted by a smart lock on the front door. Inside, LED strip lights and a central skylight create a warm, inviting atmosphere. But here’s where it gets even better – there’s an all-in-one smart control system that manages everything from automatic curtains to underfloor heating, all from your smartphone.

 

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A Room with a view (or not)

One of the coolest things about the E9 is its 270-degree panoramic windows. It’s like living in a glass house with breathtaking views from almost every angle. But don’t worry about privacy – those smart curtains I mentioned? They can be activated with just a touch of a button. So you can enjoy the view when you want and cozy up when you need to.

 

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Compact but comfortable

You might think that living in 409 square feet means sacrificing comfort. Think again. The E9’s kitchen comes with a two-burner induction stovetop and plenty of counter space. There’s a bathroom with a walk-in shower and a full-size toilet. And get this – the bedroom fits a queen-size bed. It’s proof that downsizing doesn’t mean downgrading.

 

Built to last

This tiny home isn’t just a pretty face. It’s tough as nails. The E9 is designed to withstand 8.0 magnitude earthquakes and Category 1 hurricanes. With a promised 70-year service life, it’s a tiny home that’s built for the long haul.

 

Quick and easy setup

The Massimo Modular E9 stands out for its quick and easy setup, allowing you to have it fully installed in as little as two hours, without the usual construction headaches. Whether you’re creating a tiny home, office, or studio, all you need to do is pick the location, and your high-tech space is ready to use. Its versatility is another major highlight—it can be set up almost anywhere, from a mountainside to a backyard or even off the grid. This flexibility makes it perfect for those wanting a compact home that can adapt to their lifestyle and unique environment.

 

How much does this tiny home cost?

Now, you’re probably wondering about the price tag. The Massimo Modular E9 comes in at $95,995. Sure, it’s not cheap, but when you consider all the high-tech features and durable design, it’s actually quite a value. It’s positioning itself as an affordable yet luxurious alternative to many traditional tiny homes on the market.

 

Kurt’s key takeaways

The Massimo Modular E9 is really shaking things up in the world of tiny homes. It shows us that living small doesn’t mean living without style or modern conveniences. With its cutting-edge technology and sustainable design, it’s giving us a glimpse of what the future of housing might look like. Whether you’re looking for a tiny home, an office, or a cozy studio, the E9 is definitely worth checking out.

Could you see yourself living in a tiny home like this? What features would be essential for you to make that transition? Let us know in the comments below.