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Intown's latest container home planned in SW Atlanta, priced at $410K

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Front facade of the plan specified in listings.Courtesy of Evo Haven

The plan’s kitchen, living room, and dining room all open onto an expansive porch, and a raised terrace on the second floor is accessed by a flex space that can function as a bedroom, gym, or office.

“New modern living doesn't get any better than this!” the listing asserts. “The builder's contemporary options are spacious and brilliantly designed with sustainability in mind.”

Listing services indicate it’s the only Venetian Hills property priced over $400,000 at the moment. But a half-dozen houses have traded for more than that in the past year (topping out at $466,000), most of them significantly larger.

According to floor plans, the square footage appears to be around 1,700 covered, with another 800 square feet of terraces and patios, give or take.

Elevations from either side.Courtesy of Evo Haven

Evo Haven is led by South Fulton-based couple Majesty and Elize Gayle, owners of real estate business INTL Realty Partners. Elsewhere, they’re planning a full subdivision of houses built from former cargo containers about 20 miles southwest of downtown in the City of South Fulton.

Their plans, while unique for Atlanta’s suburbs, echo small intown projects created of former cargo containers once used to transport goods in bulk. A similar multi-home venture called Stacks at Wilson is now coming together near Westview Cemetery in Dixie Hills.  

Proponents of using recycled shipping containers for home construction say they allow for a stylish, low-maintenance, environmentally responsible, and relatively affordable living option that can stand up to most bouts of weather. 

• First look: A full community of Westside shipping-container homes is coming (Urbanize Atlanta) 

• 1297 Elizabeth Avenue SW (Keller Williams Atlanta Perimeter) 

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Read at https://urbanize.city/atlanta/post/container-home-for-sale-construction-southwest-venetian-hills

JOSH GREEN- Urabnize Atlanta 


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