The Microhaus by Haus.me is a 120-square-foot manufactured micro-home designed as a plug-and-play accessory dwelling unit. The base model starts at $35,000 and includes connections for electricity, water, and sewage. Features include a backup battery, smart home controls, and HEPA air filtration. The portable unit requires no building permit in many jurisdictions, making it an option for adding a bedroom and bathroom to existing properties or for use as a rental unit.
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Compact 120-Square-Foot Exterior
Images via MicroHaus.me
RELATED: The Larger mOne by Haus Me
Modern Prefab Design
Large Windows for Natural Light
Smart Home Control Interface
The smart home system allows remote control of lighting, heating, and cooling for energy efficiency and comfort.
Bedroom Interior
Sleeping Area with Storage
Compact Living Space
Interior Layout Options
Bathroom with Shower
Kitchen and Entry Area
Floor Plan and Exterior Details
Images via MicroHaus.me
Placement and Delivery
Images via Microhaus/YouTube
Video Tour: Microhaus Hi-Tech Micro-Home
Video Tour: Microhaus Airbnb in Orlando
Design Details
- Model: Microhaus
- Manufacturer: Haus.me
- Interior Area: 120 square feet
- Type: Manufactured micro-home / ADU
- Base Price: $35,000
- Lite Model: $59,990
- Pro Model: $89,990
- Bedroom: 1
- Bathroom: 1 (with shower)
- Furnished: Yes (fully equipped)
- Connections: Plug-and-play electricity, water, sewage
- Backup Power: Battery for outages
- Climate Control: Heating and cooling with smart controls
- Air Quality: HEPA filtration (99.9% antibacterial/antivirus)
- Smart Features: Remote control via app for lighting, HVAC
- Permits: No building permit required in many jurisdictions
- Portability: Fully portable, easy transport
- Use Cases: ADU, guest house, rental unit, starter home
Lessons from This Design
- Plug-and-Play Reduces Installation Complexity: Pre-wired and pre-plumbed connections that simply hook up to existing utilities eliminate the need for extensive on-site construction work
- Tiered Pricing Addresses Different Markets: Offering Base, Lite, and Pro models at $35K, $60K, and $90K allows buyers to choose features based on budget and intended use
- Permit-Free Classifications Exist for Small Structures: Many jurisdictions allow small manufactured units without building permits, though buyers should verify local regulations before purchasing
- Battery Backup Provides Grid Independence: Including battery storage means the unit remains functional during power outages, important for both livability and rental reliability
- HEPA Filtration Adds Health Marketing Value: Advanced air filtration became a selling point post-pandemic, differentiating this unit from basic prefab structures in the same price range
Learn More
- Microhaus Official Website
- The Larger mOne by Haus.me
- Microhaus Orlando Unit A on Airbnb
- Microhaus Orlando Unit B on Airbnb
- Microhaus Silicon Valley on Airbnb
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Alex
Nope not for me. I don’t want to live in a fish bowl.
they make things called CURTAINS.
I see they have it in Orlando, just wondering, are the windows impact glass ? just seems like a lot of glass for Florida…..
Hi Mary! That’s a great question, especially considering Florida’s unique weather conditions. I’m not entirely sure about the specific glass type used, but their website might have the info you need: https://microhaus.me/. Feel free to explore and let us know what you find!
Is this built for just one person, or can two sleep there?
Hi Susan! Great question! The Microhaus is cozy, with one bedroom and bathroom, mainly perfect for one, but with a bit of creativity, two could definitely make it work. The company also makes larger models that you can look into, like the mOne and mTwo.
We did a post on their mOne a few years back that you can see here: https://tinyhousetalk.com/3d-printed-smart-tiny-house-by-haus-me/
Besides that, you can check out their mTwo model and learn more about everything they offer at https://haus.me/
Some people like glass boxes. Not me. I prefer a little different shape, color, and not so high tech. Different window tints and shades or curtains can hide what you do not want others to see. I am more private and want less glass in my walls. The higher tech you get, the more costs to repair.