The Milan residence is a tech home which disposes of the latest generation gadgets used to improve living. This real estate is a modern 10,000 square architectural piece located in Beverly Hills which offers a better version of the contemporary standard home. The entire house including lights, sound, air, electrical, doors and alarms can be control using just an iPad or an iPhone. Besides this, a big asset is the fact that is a green home and creates 16,000 kW of electricity with state-of-the-art solar panels installed on the roof. Designers thought as this house as a money saver so they even saved money on the water bill by mounting two water meters to separate water to the home and water to the garden. In this way $300 from the family budget is preserved.
The kitchen is every housewife’s dream and not only, because among other things comes with black glass counter tops and digital Alkaline filtering system. A spectacular dining room opens to a fantastic spacious outdoor area. This amazing house also features a glass elevator, a custom-made bar, floating stainless steel stairs and a Versace power room accessorized with a Venetian chandelier. The air-cleaning system has the important role of refreshing the air even when nobody is at home. To all this, add a fancy backyard with wonderful six-foot deep and twenty-foot long Koi pond containing trophy Koi from Japan which are worth from $3,000 to $7,000 a fish. Even a short presentation like this one makes the imagination fly but in reality this stunning property is more spectacular than words could say. On sale for $15,000,000 and is worth every penny!
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This Milan residence sounds incredible! I’m curious—how do the smart systems adapt to daily routines? And how much impact do the solar panels and water meters really have on long-term sustainability in such a large home?
Thank you! The smart systems learn and adjust to daily habits for comfort and efficiency. Solar panels and advanced water meters significantly reduce energy and water use, making a meaningful impact on sustainability even in a large home like this.