March 12th, 2010
A few months ago, Alchemy set this weeHouse in Dundee, New York, and it’s now complete. The two-bedroom, two-bathroom home sits at the end of a private road on Seneca Lake. On the exterior, the prefab has corrugated steel siding, while on the interior, there’s bamboo flooring and wall wrap, doors and windows made with FSC-certified wood, and Energy Star appliances.
The home has a small footprint and was built with two factory-built modules, which have in-floor heating installed with dual-zone boiler and on-demand heaters.
If you’ve ever wanted to relax in the Finger Lakes area, or you live on the east coast and want to test out a weeHouse, the owners have this home for rent part-time. Homeowners have taken weeHouse coast-to-coast with the Oceanside Prefab for rent in Oregon and now this one in New York.
[+] You can also build your own green prefab weeHouse.
Photo credits: Alchemy Architects and the homeowners.
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