The exterior of our modular homes are specially designed to suit European market preferences. With both plastered, brick or wooden finishes available.
The standard house is provided with an interior finish, including electricity & plumbing installation. We include kitchens fitted with Electrolux appliances and fully fitted bathrooms.
The house features 190mm insulated cavities, with a total wall thickness of approximately 300mm. Ensuring a comfortable long lasting living environment.
Our company will take care of transporting your modular home to you. This is included as standard in our turnkey packages.
Patrick Byrne, Wicklow
Modular Home Ireland delivers a complete, end-to-end service for modular ancillary units—design, planning, delivery, and installation—built for independent living in Ireland. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a growing family, our turnkey modular
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