The $4,500 Costco Outdoor Structure You Sold Out Is Back in Stock

Gym, hangout zone, or office? You decide.
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SunVilla Milton 10' x 12' Outdoor Suite as a sitting area

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There’s a lot you can get at Costco: a year’s worth of toilet paper, Internet-famous sweatpants, and, since April, a chic outdoor gym-slash-office. This spring, the bulk retailer launched the Sunvilla Milton room, a 10-by-12-foot structure that you can put up in your backyard in just a weekend. After we first shared the news, it promptly sold out—and stayed that way for months. But as of this fine July day, it’s back in stock (for now).

Up close of the gutters on the metal structure
Courtesy of SunVilla
Close up of the windows on the structure
Courtesy of SunVilla

The sloped-roof aluminum structure comes with tempered glass panels and two sets of sliding doors, which makes it an easy-breezy choice for summertime hangs. Two of the panels are removable and can be replaced with the included screens, though it works for year-round weather, too. (There are even gutters!) And the price is just right: While some ADU-like studios start at well over $200,000, this one is just $4,500. It’s worth noting that pricey ADUs usually have cooking areas and bathrooms, though, and keep in mind that this one doesn’t come with a floor, so you’ll need a stable surface to place it on. 

SunVilla Milton 10' x 12' Outdoor Suite, Costco

$4500

What we love most is the flexibility: You can use the space as a gym (it will fit a Peloton and then some), an art studio, an office, or even a weatherproof outdoor dining room. Thankfully, the structure is simple enough to be unobtrusive, and because of all the windows, it almost blends into the great outdoors.

Structure set up with a desk and laptop
Courtesy of SunVilla

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Julie Vadnal

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Julie Vadnal is the deputy editor of Domino. She edits and writes stories about shopping for new and vintage furniture, covers new products (and the tastemakers who love them), and tours the homes of cool creatives. She lives in Brooklyn.

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