10 Most Insane Houses You Won’t Believe Exist
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00:00 Intro
00:30 Number 10. THE HOBBIT HOUSE.
The Hobbit house we have on this list is the one in Wales. It only took four months, and $6,000 for the owner to make. This home is built on a hill, and is secluded from the distractions of modern day living. The framing of the house is made of oak fittings, the foundations are made out of mud and stone, and the houses insulation system is made out of straw bales. The house is powered by solar panels, and the running water comes from a nearby spring. Simon Dale and his family took sustainability to a whole new level. Who wouldn't like to live in a place that is straight out of a movie?
01:11 Number 9. THE ROCK HOUSE.
This unique house stands on a rock, in the middle of the water. It is located on the Drina River in Serbia. It got people's attention after being mentioned in big publications such as the Daily Mail, and National Geographic. It all happened back in 1968, when a group of friends tired of swimming against the current of the Drina River, decided to get some rests on top of the rock. After getting bothered by the rough surface of the rock, they got some boards and put them vertically and came up with the idea for a house on top of a rock. Now, it is one of Serbia's most treasured places.
01:57 Number 8. THE WATERFALL HOUSE.
In Bear Run Pennsylvania an architect built a house into an existing active waterfall that stands in harmony with its natural surroundings, and is considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Prior to this house the space is an abandoned summer camp. If you look closely you might even think it’s part of nature itself. The house was coated in earthy tones to make it blend with the trees, in an effort to show respect to nature.
02:41 Number 7. THE KERET HOUSE.
The Keret house is the narrowest house in the world located in Warsaw, Poland. This space was created by Jacobs Eseni a Polish architect. The house is only 122 centimeters long at its widest point. All the furniture had to be perfectly customized and pushed to fit into this space. One flight of stairs takes you into the study room, and bathroom and a ladder lead you up to the bedroom. It's definitely narrow, but the architect definitely made it quite cozy.
03:20 Number 6. THE CLOCKTOWER HOUSE.
Next on this list is a house inside a clock tower in the United States, Brooklyn New York. This 650 square meter penthouse is one of the most expensive houses ever sold in Brooklyn. It was first listed at 25 million dollars back in 2010., but was finally sold at 15 million dollars. Through the clock you can get a unique view of Manhattan Brooklyn and Queens making it a very iconic spot.
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00:00 Intro
00:30 Number 10. THE HOBBIT HOUSE.
The Hobbit house we have on this list is the one in Wales. It only took four months, and $6,000 for the owner to make. This home is built on a hill, and is secluded from the distractions of modern day living. The framing of the house is made of oak fittings, the foundations are made out of mud and stone, and the houses insulation system is made out of straw bales. The house is powered by solar panels, and the running water comes from a nearby spring. Simon Dale and his family took sustainability to a whole new level. Who wouldn't like to live in a place that is straight out of a movie?
01:11 Number 9. THE ROCK HOUSE.
This unique house stands on a rock, in the middle of the water. It is located on the Drina River in Serbia. It got people's attention after being mentioned in big publications such as the Daily Mail, and National Geographic. It all happened back in 1968, when a group of friends tired of swimming against the current of the Drina River, decided to get some rests on top of the rock. After getting bothered by the rough surface of the rock, they got some boards and put them vertically and came up with the idea for a house on top of a rock. Now, it is one of Serbia's most treasured places.
01:57 Number 8. THE WATERFALL HOUSE.
In Bear Run Pennsylvania an architect built a house into an existing active waterfall that stands in harmony with its natural surroundings, and is considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Prior to this house the space is an abandoned summer camp. If you look closely you might even think it’s part of nature itself. The house was coated in earthy tones to make it blend with the trees, in an effort to show respect to nature.
02:41 Number 7. THE KERET HOUSE.
The Keret house is the narrowest house in the world located in Warsaw, Poland. This space was created by Jacobs Eseni a Polish architect. The house is only 122 centimeters long at its widest point. All the furniture had to be perfectly customized and pushed to fit into this space. One flight of stairs takes you into the study room, and bathroom and a ladder lead you up to the bedroom. It's definitely narrow, but the architect definitely made it quite cozy.
03:20 Number 6. THE CLOCKTOWER HOUSE.
Next on this list is a house inside a clock tower in the United States, Brooklyn New York. This 650 square meter penthouse is one of the most expensive houses ever sold in Brooklyn. It was first listed at 25 million dollars back in 2010., but was finally sold at 15 million dollars. Through the clock you can get a unique view of Manhattan Brooklyn and Queens making it a very iconic spot.
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