Step Inside Seaholme: A Cozy Shipping Container Home in Sawtell, NSW, Australia

Tag along as we explore Seaholme, a gem of a container home nestled in Sawtell, NSW, Australia. Built from two cleverly arranged shipping containers, this tiny home showcases what's possible with a bit of creativity and modular know-how. Plus, it's got a deck that's perfect for those lazy afternoon teas or a sunny morning breakfast.
Key Highlights:
- Container Conversion: Watch how we take Modulate's unique 6m by 3.5m shipping containers and turn them into a stunning and spacious home with a neat L-shaped setup.
- Green Living: We're all about sustainability-check out the eco-friendly materials like recycled timber and plastics that make up the cladding, all maintenance-free.
- Custom Details: Peek inside to see the specially designed kitchen, clever storage options, and a bathroom built with future accessibility in mind.
- Partnership in Action: Get the lowdown on how we worked with the local Baldwin Building Group to lay down the perfect foundation and add those extra touches like the deck.
- Personal Design Flair: From the floor plans to the finishings, learn how our client’s vision and lifestyle influenced every aspect of her new home, ensuring it's a perfect fit for her needs.
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[@d.c.8710]

I really like how the bedroom/bathroom are separate from the kitchen and living room. One of the best designs I’ve seen!

[@Mrjudsonjames]

Lovely design, though I was super concerned by the lack of internal bedroom and bathroom access from living areas until I googled the lowest average temp in winter is 14 degrees Celsius. So mild and a very indoor outdoor climate. Worth noting the aging in place design also included flush door tracks. Well done!

[@poerava]

How’s that spacious shower though! Wow. Nice design. The way that the bench in the kitchen folds down is very clever.

[@gayeblinman5055]

This design is FANTASTIC Gorgeous too Love the features !

[@modulategroup]

We agree. Thanks so much :).

[@darknessislight3689]

Fantastic home 🏠😊 I’d love to have one

[@modulategroup]

Thank you! We think everyone should have one 😁

[@MattyH73]

Looks great 👍

[@taneddy]

well designed layout

[@lizzieb6311]

Brilliant home….lovely…well appointed…and future proofing is so wise!

[@modulategroup]

Thank you Lizzie! It has all that one would ever need. 🙏🏻

[@bigteezeofficial]

This is incredible!!!!

[@modulategroup]

Thanks Bigteeze, we think so too. 😁

[@tarniamarsom8648]

Great layout and homely..

[@modulategroup]

Thanks Tarnia! It is such a cozy space. 🥰

[@frumbert]

"Sawtell" - two l's (-: This looks great

[@modulategroup]

Thank you for pointing that out! We've fixed the typo. We're glad you enjoyed! 😊

[@cherimitchell8977]

There is no way that this home consists of single wide containers. Double containers side by side, yes.

[@modulategroup]

Hey Cheri, these are single width containers hower they are wider containers. Both 6m x 3.5m wide. We build a full range of wide containers. 6m, 9m & 12m long By 3m, 3.5m, 4m & 4.5m wide. They're a game changer for internal space.

[@cherimitchell8977]

@@modulategroup I have a container that is a little less than 8’ wide. There is no way you can put all that you have in your pictures across that space. A queen sized bed and one side table only fits in mine and that is without any walls or insulation. How wide is the container in your video?

[@liamwindsor5854]

He wrote that they are 3.5m wide

[@beau5271]

These guy are absolutely cooked, if you are going to widen a shipping container from a cost and performance perspective your far better off building a traditional home. Absolute insanity