All of Abodu’s ADUs are built in factories within four to six months and then loaded on a truck and brought to their final location. A crane then puts the units in place.
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Abodu has four different floor plans, each inspired by Scandinavian minimalism and with a California modern flair, Abodu’s Head of Brand Tom Roche said.
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Costs include the price of the unit — which ranges from $228,800 to about $389,000 — plus an estimated $40,000 for the permitting and site work.
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British company Koto, which focuses on Scandinavian-inspired prefab, designed Abodu’s three original floor plans: the Abodu Studio, Abodu One, and Abodu Two.
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The Abodu Studio is 340 square feet. It costs about $228,800 for the house — or about $1,680 per month with a 30-year fixed-rate loan and 8% APR.
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Each Abodu has laminate flooring, with three different color options for buyers to choose from.
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They also come with Bosch appliances including a dishwasher, refrigerator, oven, hood, and electric stove. Everything in this unit runs on electric.
In the kitchen of this one-bedroom Abodu ADU in San Jose, the countertops are quartz and the cabinetry has a matte-black finish. The hanging lamps are an add-on called the hanging concrete pendant.
This Abodu One was built for first-time homeowners Jackie and Dan. The couple currently use it as a flex space, but the longterm plan is to have Dan’s parents move in, Roche said.
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The standard siding for Abodu units is horizontal fiber cement and their standard roofing is standing seam metal. All ADUs have their own address separate from the main house.
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The homes are designed to bring light inside with huge windows and bifold sliding glass doors by NanaWall. The bench here is one of the add-ons that customers can request.
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This Abodu ADU in Sonoma wasn’t gussied up by the customer with any add-ons. The main entrance opens to the living area, which includes space for a small dining table.
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