House Free 3D model

cgtrader

This 3D model was originally crafted with Sketchup 8 before being seamlessly converted to every other 3D format imaginable. The native format is .skp, while 3ds Max scenes can be exported as 3ds Max 2016 versions, rendered with Vray 3.00. Get ready to be captivated by another small yet stylish abode for people to call home! Though its modern features may make it seem like a futuristic dream come true, this design was inspired by classic tract houses - think of it as a sleek kit home update for the contemporary era. Due to its compact size, this cozy cottage boasts only two bedrooms, both precisely equal in dimensions and furnished with identical-sized closets. Situated conveniently between the two bedrooms is a well-appointed bathroom that's perfect for sharing among housemates. Whether you're a college student or young professional on the lookout for affordable accommodation, this modern dwelling checks all the boxes: it has two separate sleeping quarters where one room can be rented out as a shared space with a roommate. The compact kitchen makes optimal use of vertical space by installing tall cabinets, while leaving an ample gap at floor level for your table and chair set. Sliding glass doors that form an archway lead to a spacious living room, complete with a grand picture window and inviting fireplace - a classic feature reminiscent of vintage tract houses. To top it all off, the central heating system has been cleverly positioned near the entrance, so you can't help but notice its substantial vent grating. Located nearby is the laundry area and water heater, offering a convenient, out-of-sight storage solution for these often overlooked necessities. This innovative design can also be interpreted as a modern bungalow - its lack of basement access doesn't mean it lacks any functionality! In fact, if one were ever added, the staircase would connect neatly between the kitchen and living room. Enjoy this stylish little house and its unmistakable blend of contemporary flair. Give it your thumbs up, or take some inspiration from its design and create something truly unique. You can keep up-to-date with more architectural delights by checking out my architectural Facebook page at the link below - I look forward to hearing what you have to say!