Habitat for Humanity of Baldwin County is set to dedicate a newly constructed home at 27987 Japonica Lane in Daphne, showcasing their commitment to energy efficiency and sustainable living.

The public is invited to tour the home on Friday, June 28, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., and gain insights into the design and Habitat's various programs.

This three-bedroom home, encompassing 1,423 square feet, is located within a 5-10-mile radius of Daphne elementary, middle and high schools and is within walking distance of public transportation, shops and other conveniences. Emphasizing reduced energy consumption, the house features numerous green technologies.

Key energy-efficient features include:

• Low-e argon windows: Minimize heat transfer and enhance insulation.
• High-efficiency lighting: Includes fixtures and compact fluorescent bulbs to lower energy usage.
• Recycled wool cellulose insulation: Offers high density for better thermal performance.
• Instantaneous water heaters: Provide on-demand hot water with greater efficiency.
• Programmable thermostats: Allow residents to manage heating and cooling more effectively.
• High-efficiency air conditioners: Deliver optimal cooling with lower energy consumption.
• Mechanical ventilation: Ensures fresh air circulation while maintaining energy savings.

For more information about the dedication event or Habitat for Humanity's programs, please visit www.habitatbaldwin.org.