You can own a piece of history with the new 3D printed house from SQ4D. This is the first 3D printed home to be listed for sale in the United States and it comes in at a reasonable USD$300,000, half the price of other homes in its area. Printed using the companies patent-pending ‘Autonomous Robotic Construction System’, the home lacks compromise and is fully certified for occupancy.
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Excuse us, but the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the words ‘3D printed house’ is LEGO condominium. So we’ll forgive you for assuming this house’s appearance. But, don’t for a second think the manufacturer has cut any corners on its way to creating one of the most important new developments going around.
The manufacturer, SQ4D, is taking a seriously new approach to the construction technology industry. After developing its patent-pending ARCS technology to robotically build a house, it’s finally been certified for full occupancy. Make no mistake, this is one BIG step for the construction industry and one giant leap for the would-be home buyer.
This listing of the first 3D printed home will likely change the construction industry forever. More than just a shell, everything is either printed or concrete filled. From footings to foundations, interior and exterior walls. The 3D printed home features approx. 1,500 square feet of living space, including a 2 ½ car garage, 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, and an elegant yet conservative open floor plan.
Not only is this house stronger than a conventional wooden-frame home, but it’s eco-friendly, and built at a fraction of the cost. SQ4D believes in their construction method so much, it includes a 50-year limited warranty on their 3D printed structures.
This method of construction is sure to provide some relief for housing problems in many parts of the world. Just ask Stephen King of Realty Connect, ”This technology will change America, the environment, and history. Just like Ford brought vehicles to the masses, SQ4D makes new construction achievable for everyone,” he said.
The home is listed through Zillow, you can check it out via the link below. Scroll down for more images of the homes plans and interior designs.
View the Zillow listing for 34 Millbrook Ln
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