14' x 32' pressure treated wood 8 camera security system motion-sensitive solar lights (3) Sub-floor insulated Professionally installed breaker panel inside Exterior Tin Roof -- heavily insulated inside (no noise when rains) Skids: 4×6" pressure treated floor skids are notched so the floor joists can be recessed into the skid providing strength and durability. This allows for movement of the building without causing damage to the floor system. Electrical: 75' heavy gauge cable, generator ready, photo shows connection to power pole. Setup has been able to run dryer, water pump, a/c, water heater, ceiling fan, etc. without an issue. Porch with Bay Windows Interior 2 upstairs loft areas (front & rear) water heater shower toilet sink plus stubbed for second sink stubbed for second sink & kitchen washer/dryer A/C (integrated portable) Refrigerator (full size) Ceiling fan Bathroom (double sliding pocket doors) Electrical outlets in every area Computer Network Cable in every area Computer Desk, Shelves with integrated printer stand (this work area integrated in bay window area) Interior wall insulated Technically this is a tool shed. Benefits? Well. . . it's only requires a tool shed permit if necessary. What you have inside is of no concern in the permitting process. I've stayed overnight in my "tool shed" for two years now. Currently, it sits on my 5 acre organic farm in Hamilton Mill / Buford area