Thoughtfully Designed Modern Living
Where Smart Design Meets Everyday Comfort
3 Units | Pittsburgh, PA | Module’s Role: Design
Nestled in the heart of Highland Park, these homes offer a perfect blend of urban tranquility and city convenience.
Two spacious, amenity rich 3 bedroom homes include rooftop decks, large walk-in closets and spa baths. The open floor plan creates a light-filled space. Outside, a cozy yard awaits your furry friend while the finished basements act as flex spaces providing opportunity for a private home office or gym.
Designed with sustainability in mind, this home boasts a low-carbon footprint lifestyle with high-performance HVAC and appliance packages offering both comfort and energy efficiency.
Module’s Last Mile Network™
These homes were crafted with a local Design Partner. By collaborating with architects across the country, we help them diversify their customer base while making sustainable, thoughtfully designed Module homes accessible to more families seeking innovative solutions for new construction.
What we mean when we say: Sustainable
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Module Homes are built to a higher specification and design quality than the average modular home, with a strong focus on energy efficiency, durability, and long-term affordability. As a certified Zero Energy Ready Homebuilder with the Department of Energy, Module consistently builds homes that have achieved both Energy Star Certification and Zero Energy Ready Certification.
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Established by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, meeting these specifications contributes to improved air quality and health outcomes for homeowners.
Features include:
Moisture and mold control
Radon-resistant construction
Pest barriers
Efficient HVAC systems and safe combustion practices
Healthier building materials
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At a HERS Index rating as low as 38, Module’s homes are up to 70% more efficient than the average new home, saving the homeowner $1,100 per year, and $33,000 over the life of a 30 year mortgage.
WaterSense certified homes save 24,000 gallons of water a year (for a family of four) amounting to $180/year in savings. WaterSense upgrades pay for themselves in 3 years.
