AeroNest designs and delivers premium modular homes for rural sites, coastal plots, garden spaces, and full-time, low-energy living across Ireland.
We believe a home should touch the land lightly, hold warmth deeply, and arrive without the waste of traditional building.
Modular should not mean temporary. It should mean predictable timelines, tighter tolerances, and a clearer relationship between home, site, and season.
Up to 80% of each AeroNest home is built in a controlled factory environment. That shortens the on-site programme from months to days and limits weather exposure during the most weather-sensitive stages of construction.
Structure, insulation, airtightness, and services are coordinated to Part L 2022 performance levels before the home reaches the ground. Every AeroNest model is designed to achieve a minimum A2 BER, with airtightness targets well inside the 5 m³/h·m² NZEB ceiling.
Each model is planned around daylight, integrated storage, MVHR-paired comfort, and a heat-pump-ready heating strategy — so a smaller footprint never means a compromised home.
The Series
Four modular home directions, each shaped for a different way of living on Irish land.
From €89,000
A compact, premium modular space for work, rest, hosting, or short-stay use. Designed for gardens, small plots, and flexible everyday use.
Best for remote work, guest stays, creative use, and compact retreats.
View The Studio Nest
From €149,000
A compact rural home with a timber-lined interior and a form designed to sit low in open countryside.
Best for rural plots, downsizing, guest accommodation, and simple full-time living.
View The Meadow
From €195,000
A weather-aware modular home for open skies, strong views, and sites where shelter, orientation, and envelope matter.
Best for coastal retreats, lakeside sites, holiday homes, and exposed Irish edges.
View The Coast
From €295,000
A larger modular home arranged around sheltered outdoor life, privacy, and the slower rhythm of full-time living.
Best for family living, larger plots, garden connection, and long-term modular homes.
View The CourtyardPrices are indicative ‘from’ guide prices and depend on size, specification, groundworks, services, delivery access, installation requirements, planning context, and final interior finish. A site and brief review is required before any formal proposal.
Inside
Built modular does not mean feeling temporary. AeroNest interiors are designed around daylight, integrated storage, durable materials, and the practical movement of everyday life.
Tell us about your site, preferred series, timeline, and intended use.
We review location, access, planning context, services, orientation, and constraints.
Together we choose the right series and refine layout priorities, material direction, and interior needs.
Drawings, specification, delivery requirements, and build coordination are prepared before production.
Core elements are built in a controlled environment to reduce weather exposure and improve consistency.
The home is delivered and installed according to the agreed access, groundworks, and site plan.
We complete the walkthrough, finishing details, and aftercare guidance.
Planning, groundworks, utility connections, and final approvals vary by site. AeroNest begins each project with a site-aware review.
County, setting, exposure, neighbouring buildings, and whether the home is rural, coastal, garden-based, or edge-of-town.
Whether the project is a permanent home, guest space, studio, extension-style use, or another planning-sensitive structure.
Road width, turning space, crane or vehicle access, gateways, slopes, trees, and constraints that affect delivery.
Foundation approach, drainage, levels, site preparation, and what needs to happen before the home arrives.
Electricity, water, wastewater, heating strategy, broadband, and connection distance from existing services.
External cladding, glazing, kitchen, bathroom, flooring, storage, heating, ventilation, and interior finish level.
Full-time living, guest accommodation, remote work, holiday use, rental use, downsizing, or family home.
Desired move-in window, decision stage, and realistic price expectations before design time is committed.
Footprint
A smaller footprint begins before the home reaches site.
By moving more of the build into a controlled setting, modular construction can reduce on-site disruption, limit weather exposure, and support more predictable material use. AeroNest pairs that approach with compact planning, high-performance fabric thinking, and future-ready heating and ventilation options.
Shorter on-site build windows can help protect the surrounding ground and reduce local disturbance.
Factory-led coordination supports more predictable ordering, cutting, and waste control.
Insulation, airtightness, glazing, and ventilation are considered from the earliest model stage.
Heat pump, solar PV, and smart-control conversations can be built into the specification pathway where appropriate.
Energy grants, technical assessments, and system eligibility vary by home and applicant. Final recommendations should be confirmed with registered professionals.
Team
AeroNest brings together design, technical coordination, specification, planning support, and delivery experience to shape modular homes that feel settled, practical, and made for Irish sites. From first site review to material choices and installation planning, the studio works as one small team around each brief.
Founder & Design Director
Niall leads the overall design language of each AeroNest series, balancing compact planning, landscape sensitivity, and long-term livability.
Client & Site Lead
Maeve guides early conversations around site conditions, access, priorities, and the kind of home each client is trying to create.
Modular Systems Lead
Cormac coordinates structural logic, production constraints, and the practical decisions that help each model move cleanly from drawing to delivery.
Interior Specification Lead
Aoife shapes the interior palette, storage details, finishes, and tactile moments that make compact homes feel calm and permanent.
Technical Design Coordinator
Declan supports drawings, documentation, specification alignment, and the careful translation of design intent into buildable information.
Sustainability & Fabric Consultant
Sadhbh focuses on envelope thinking, material responsibility, thermal comfort, and practical routes toward lower-energy living.
Delivery & Installation Manager
Ronan plans delivery sequencing, site access, installation requirements, and the details that matter when a modular home arrives on site.
Planning & Documentation Coordinator
Eimear helps organise the early documentation pathway, keeping planning context, project records, and client communication clear.
Materials & Supplier Liaison
Patrick works across material selections, supplier coordination, samples, lead times, and the small specification decisions that affect the final home.
Every brief begins with the same questions: what the land allows, how the home will be used, and what needs to be resolved before pricing is useful.
Journal
Field notes on modular homes, Irish sites, compact living, and the details that make a house feel settled.
A short field note on access, orientation, shelter, and the early decisions that shape how a modular home settles into open ground.
Warm surfaces, careful junctions, acoustic comfort, and storage details can change how compact spaces are experienced every day.
A practical guide to matching site, size, use, privacy, views, and budget before requesting a first design conversation.
Request
Tell us where you are building, how you want to live, and which AeroNest series feels closest. We’ll reply with the next step, the information we need, and a clear route toward a private plan conversation.
Prefer email? Write to studio@aeronesthomes.com