Would you live in a house that's a perfect circle?

[Anonymous]

Resale on that is not going to be good.
You’d need to get it way below market value because you are going to sell it below market value.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote: the photos of the bedrooms made me very uncomfortable. I want bedroom furniture to fit flush against walls.

This is some pretty bad staging.

This is a house that would benefit from a professional to stage it with furniture that fits the space.

There is no staging. That is a shitty agent leaving the sellers' ugly crap in the house with no effort at all to make it look appealing.

Agreed. Need a truly professional staging job to show the possibilities of something that's very out of the ordinary. They didn't even move random household junk out of the way. Much less show some creative potential.

[Anonymous]

Pi is infinite therefore there is no such thing as a perfect circle. This should make wiring and plumbing easier.

[Anonymous]

Looks to me like a Deltec home:
https://deltechomes.com/

I love them, but really designed for areas that are hurricane prone.

[Anonymous]

That's a dodecagon.

Hideous.

[Anonymous]

I feel like I would definitely need a designer.