Most incredible homes you won’t believe exist
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Top 20 most incredible homes you won’t believe exist. Houses can be made anywhere. However, designing a great home is no easy task. A home where its residents can feel more comfortable than anywhere else in the world. Whether it’s […]
Top 20 most incredible homes you won’t believe exist. Houses can be made anywhere. However, designing a great home is no easy task. A home where its residents can feel more comfortable than anywhere else in the world. Whether it’s a floating home in the ocean, a simple house on the beach, or even a treehouse, Today we will show you some of the strangest and most bizarre houses from around the world. Join us and let’s sample the top 20 most incredible homes you won’t believe exist.
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The upside-down house
This is more than meets the eye; what looks like someone’s idea of a fun project actually has a symbolic meaning. The upside-down house in Poland symbolizes the fall of communism in Poland and how everything turned upside down. During the construction of this unusual house, the workers took constant breaks as it was quite nauseating to be inside. It is now a tourist attraction, and visitors are reported as getting seasick after being inside.
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The shoe house
Built in 1948 by Mahlon Haines, the shoehouse was a great display of Mahlon’s flamboyant personality. He used it as an extraordinary way of advertising the over 50 shoe shops he owned. Surprisingly, Mahlon himself never stayed in the shoe, but he was very generous by having 38 elderly couples stay in the shoe each year being waited on safely and all of them living with brand new shoes. Amazing indeed!
The hobbit house
Imagine your husband came home and said, Babe, I want to build a lovely home where we can live happily ever after. While his wife and two toddlers camped by the site watching, Simondale dug into a hillside and constructed a house all by himself with no experience at all for a cost of only $3,000. It only took him four months to complete the project, and the family is happy and well settled. Maybe I would be concerned about my home becoming a tourist destination, mmhh…
The transparent house
You could say this house was totally naked. Also known as house NA, Japanese architecture Sou Fujimoto designed this 946square feet apartment with the concept of living in a tree. Like a tree has different branches at different levels, so does the transparent house. There are 21 floors all at different heights, creating the most unusual yet exciting floor plan. House NA is one of the beautiful places you should visit, but wait, how do you bathe, dress, and even make love in this transparent house?
The airplane house
Yes, from up in the air to a beautiful house. This lady bought a plane for around $2,000 and spent a further 24 thousand dollars renovating it. She is now the proud owner of a Boeing 727 house. There is a Jacuzzi in the cockpit, and there’s a bathroom in place in perfect condition. This is one of the fairy tale house designs you won’t believe actually exist. Maybe we should visit and get served some cocktail peanuts and sparkling champagne!
The Mexican shell house
If you thought we were done, look at this remarkable conch shell house in Mexico, designed by one of the most well-known artists, Octavia Ocampo. It’s known to be the most beautiful home in Isla Mujeres. This entire home is themed around shells, with some parts being made from corals and upcycled shells. This fantastic place you’ll never believe exists also offers the residences a 180-degree view of the Caribbean ocean.
The house of stone
This is what we call simplicity at its best. Based in Portugal, this house of stone is reported to have no electricity, and the homeowners use candlelight. But if you thought that’s not cool, wait, the house has a massive fireplace. Pretty sure that’s what you need in wintertime! A swimming pool carved into the stone and logs as their staircase. Wouldn’t it be fascinating to spend just a night in this unusual house?
The bubbly house
This jaw-dropping home is the iconic bubble house designed by renowned architect Antti Lovag and bought by French fashion designer Pierre Cardin. The house was built in the 1980s and is near Cannes. The bubble house consists of 28 round rooms, and even the beds are round. Many legendary and mind-blowing parties were hosted at this funky home. I wish I were a fly on the wall living in some of these houses that are hard to believe really exist.
On a rock in the river
No need to worry about the neighbors? In 1968, a group of men came together, and between them, the ideal place to build a house was on a rock in a river! And mmh… Yes, they did. Are you wondering whether they were under the influence of anything? Well, I am not sure, but whatever it was, this small house is perhaps the most isolated house ever. Maybe he didn’t want to be asked for a cup of sugar.
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The crazy house
Something out of a fairy tale, like in the movies! This is the crazy house, a guest house based in Vietnam. The initial concept was a tree, but a walk inside, you’ll find caves, mushrooms, animals, and even spider webs. Visitors have always drawn their similarity to world Disney. It is listed in most travel magazines and travel guides as one of the most bizarre buildings in the world that people won’t believe actually exist. It’s definitely something to add to your bucket list.
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The floating sea horse
Let’s look at the illusion of an underwater life; after all, water can be calm, and humans may not get enough of it, so why not live in them? This is a floating house on the coast of Dubai; anyone living here wakes up to the sound of waves and beautiful ocean views and an exotic marine environment. Do you really need a garden or something like that when you have a coral reef? This’s one of the most expensive houses that has proven to be a success in the market, and there are more houses being made.
The nautilus house
Home is where the art is, and the children were not forgotten. Designed by Mexican architect Javier Senosiain, this shell-shaped house is home to a family with two young children. The Nautilus house has an incredible design you won’t believe. It was described as buyer architecture, which was an idea that buildings resemble organic forms, helping people to enjoy nature and harmony. You would be the most popular kid in school if you lived in this house.
Thekerret house
To the lovers of space, you may have to wait longer. This world’s narrowest house is only 48 inches wide and built in-between two apartments in Warsaw, Poland. An architect in Poland designed the kerret house. The kerret house would serve as a base for traveling writers, and Edgar Kerret from Israel was the first writer to stay there. It would be fantastic for this tiny house to be listed on AirBnB with only skinny people allowed.
The snail house
If you visit Bulgaria, you’ll find the snail house built in 2008. Surprisingly, it was built with environmentally friendly materials, and no single brick has been used in the process. The house has no corners, no edges, and no straight walls. This unbelievable house that actually exists also has no occupants. The snail house has become one of the tourist places in Bulgaria. Perhaps you won’t mind being the first occupant of this house, and if you do, then maybe it could be fantastic to spend just a night in this unusually designed house.
The clock tower house
This house inside a clock tower in Brooklyn, New York, is a 650-meter penthouse and one of the most expensive houses sold in New York at fifteen million dollars. Through the clock, the house gives a unique view of Manhattan and Brookline Greens, making it an iconic home for anyone who loves such views. I guess the owner of the house is never late to appointments; you can’t be late when you live inside a clock!
The mushroom house
Designed by Terry Brown, this house in Ohio is a place to call home. He wanted the building to look like it was part of nature, so he used materials from the natural environment. With the help of his students, the construction was started in 1992, and it took around 14–15 years to be completed. Though it looks like a haunted house from afar, just overlook that and get yourself a ticket and a bottle of a refreshing beverage, and you’ll all be set. You need to give credit to Terry Brown for his great imagination.
Home from the sky
Airplanes are not only good for flying across the ocean but also make great living spaces. Bruce Campbell converted an aircraft into a two-bedroom house in Costa Rica with fantastic ocean views in the tropical rainforest. Bruce Campbell says this hidden house is still work in progress and spends six months in this Costa Rican house and the rest in his home in Japan. He believes an old airplane should always be converted into a house.
The Flintstones house
A house inspired by the things you watch on the screen. Do you remember, back in the day, a cartoon named The Flintstones? It was phenomenal that a family decided to build a house similar to the one the Flintstones had with images of dinosaurs. This residence in Hillcrest, California, was declared a public nuisance. Still, the owner of the house, Florence Fang, is determined to maintain this house and have it as one of the most unbelievable places that actually exist.
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The Cliff House
The mansion could be the best place to live for several people who like being seen living a lavish lifestyle, but for those who love being discreet about their homes, they would venture into and build homes in very unbelievable places. This house is being built in a natural galley in a rock in Utah. The house was painted the same color as the rock in order to blend in. If you are concerned about comfort, we would like to inform you that the cliff house has a cozy living pace inside. Maybe you should visit if you can identify it from the rock!
The villa values
This is a Swiss home designed by Search and Christian Muller architects. This house hidden in a hillside has been designed to fit into the scenery around it beautifully. If you thought there was no comfort here, we would like to inform you that the villas are famous for their thermal baths and boast their incredible views. It is actual evidence of a hidden house with great comfort. Are people going underground due to global warming? Maybe who knows! But also, with the worldwide population increase, it might just be the way to go.
Which is the most incredible house? Do you have any incredible house plans? Please let us know in the comments below.