Could you imagine living in a luxury home made from shipping containers?
Nestled behind a gated entrance in Winchester, New Hampshire, this jaw-dropping residence blends industrial-edge architecture with rustic serenity. Built from 15 repurposed steel shipping containers, this 5,120 sq ft home sits on a sprawling 140-acre estate—and it’s listed for $5.2 million.
Design That Dares to Be Different
- Raw yet refined: Interior steel structures remain intentionally visible, reinforcing the building’s shipping container roots while adding sculptural drama.
- Indoor meets outdoor: A raised 2,250 sq ft patio aligns with the first floor, flowing through glass bi-folds, and includes an outdoor kitchen beneath a pergola—creating a seamless living experience.
Luxury Meets Land
- Rural retreat: A winding, light-strung drive welcomes you to a tranquil oasis featuring a pond, sports court, and privacy like no other.
- Room for living: With four bedrooms and six bathrooms—including a guest suite and bunk-style sleeping in the lower level—the home balances hospitality with homely comfort.
- Chill-out zones: The primary suite includes a walk-in closet and private balcony; the lower floor houses space for wine, zoned entertainment, or laid-back lounging.
Architectural Edge Meets Escape
This isn’t your average rustic cabin—and it’s certainly not a city loft. It’s rugged, refined, and revolutionary:
- A surprising blend of emergency-grade material and fine finishes sets it apart.
- Its desert-like aesthetic emphasizes living boldly, away from conventional suburbia.
- Perfect for those wanting to stake a claim in something both wild and high-spec.
“You can actually see the inside of the shipping containers, the metal components. Those are all exposed.”
— Susanna Corriveau, Coldwell Banker Realty
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