Schnepp and his wife listed the house for $550,000 this month.
Four people drove up from Pittsburgh, nearly five hours away, to see the house. Somebody jumped his fence to check out the backyard. Soon after closing, questions started stacking up for the owners: How much does it cost to heat? How’s your cellphone reception? How loud is it when it rains? The answers: less than a conventional house great and it’s a commercial-grade roof, so pretty much what you’d expect.Īnd they weren’t just getting questions at the grocery store-strangers would peer in the front windows, knock on the door, and ask to look inside. The home was made out of seven shipping containers. The concept car designer and his wife made local headlines last year when they bought a 2,350-square-foot home in Royal Oak, MI. That’s one of the reasons why he has to sell it. Perfect blend of aesthetics inspired by high-end lofts, with the comfort of a luxury home.Īaron Schnepp lives in the coolest house in town. The roof is a commercial grade rubber roof that last forever with maintenance. Smart house: voice/smart phone controlled lights, thermostat, and more! Cameras all around the property. Enjoy summers in the custom cedar-fenced yard just off an oversized 2-car attached garage. A luxurious master suite waits at the end of the hall, complete with a private balcony, large custom walk-in closet, & a spa-like bath.
The 2nd level loft offers access to a relaxing zen garden balcony. Additional features of the 1st floor: office space, powder room, and a large laundry room. Key features of the home: impressive 2-story living room with a wall of large windows providing ample natural light, a sleek gourmet kitchen, a large island, & a spacious dining area. The industrial yet homey interior houses a mix of materials including steel, bamboo floors & exposed ductwork through the open floor plan. Known around town as the shipping container house, this striking & eco-friendly residence made of 7 steel containers, providing 2,350 sq ft of modern living space.
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