What would you do with this room? An office would be too common. Hmmm.... I'm impressed w/all of your creative suggestions. This could be a very cool space.
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What would you do with this room? An office would be too common. Hmmm.... I'm impressed w/all of your creative suggestions. This could be a very cool space.
World Building Prompt #458
Visual Writing Prompt #216
This ridiculous 2025, (the buyer will have to finish it), 5 story single family house in Dallas, TX is back on the market, having not sold. I'm almost sure I posted it over a yr. ago. 5bds, 5.5ba, 4,293sqft, $629k.
They are calling it a townhouse, it does have an elevator, and it's entirely electric- stove, heat, etc., which is usually more costly.
Real estate listing photo. What do you do with this? And, almost $2m.
WTH House has been removed from the market. Built in 1932 in Westmont, Illinois, it's been renovated, but whoever did the reno must've been on shrooms at the time. 4bds, 4ba, and they're asking $849,900, which is probably why it's been taken off the market, b/c no one would pay that much for it, and it can't possibly pass a home inspection. Take a look.
I don't know who designed, built, or remodeled this home but it's whacko. The 1971 2bd, 1.5ba condo in Lenexa, KY was taken off the market. They were asking $209,900 + $237mo. HOA fee.
Very interesting architecture- this 1984 home’s roof is part of the landscape, complete with grass plus a structure. It was recently sold in Garfield, Arizona for $219K and is a unique home, but the bath is the best part. Check it out.
You can either enter from here, or the sliding glass doors in the back.
Architectural features include stone walls, cement flooring, and a very unusual ceiling.
Pretty nice stairs go up to the structure on the roof.
That room in the distance- is that a cement wall?
The kitchen appears to have a corrugated metal ceiling.
Or, is it plastic, b/c it looks like it has a serious leak.
There are 2 bdms. and I hate the drop ceiling.
The main bathroom is also built into the landscape- look at the rocks.
I think that this is the structure on the roof.
There is a shower and a walk-in closet.
I don’t know what this is that’s covered up. Is it a tub?
This would be a garage/workshop. A most unusual house.
https://www.weichert.com/105450922/