This research report, submitted for Master Project 1 at Western Sydney University, investigates the concept of smart houses and their role in sustainable living. It begins by highlighting the environmental impact of household energy consumption and the growing interest in eco-friendly practices. The study reviews existing literature on smart homes, emphasizing the integration of advanced technologies to ensure safety, security, and comfort, particularly for the elderly and disabled. The research argues for a broader focus on sustainable living environments, green building, and smart building systems. The methodology includes a survey of smart house case models, with a detailed examination of the Gator Tech Smart House. The findings discuss the significance of smart houses, the importance of energy-efficient designs, and the need for sustainable housing regulations. The report explores the motivations behind smart house adoption, addressing the common misconceptions and barriers to implementation. The conclusion emphasizes the potential of smart houses to reduce environmental impact, improve living standards, and contribute to a more sustainable future.