Finallly a Fun and Cool House just listed

[Anonymous]

three kitchens?

[Anonymous]

Shudder

[Anonymous]

The biggest problem with the house is the exterior, which screams late 1990s dental office building. You can work with the interior but nothing can save the exterior, which also isn't integrated into the landscape.

[Anonymous]

I love it but, shucks, don't have $2mil

[Anonymous]

Awesome. Not in a "I would buy it kind of way" but in a "you've gotta respect the commitment of the people who built it" kind of way!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That is truly the ugliest house I’ve ever seen in my life. I cannot unsee this.

+1.

[Anonymous]

I have to admit. I don't hate it.

[Anonymous]

its hideous

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I grew up in a modern house like this. We were always cold in the winters. All the heat goes up into those tall ceilings and out those beautiful windows. When I bought my house, I insisted that the realtor not show us any houses with 2-story rooms. It would be magical somewhere without seasons, but not in the mid-Atlantic.

If one can't afford new windows and good insulation, heating a house this big would be an expense. Most mid-Atlantic people want light and bright homes.

[Anonymous]

I like quirky custom homes even if dated for average standards but this one isn't cutting it.

[Anonymous]

I would (much) rather live in the Mushroom House.

https://washingtonian.com/2022/02/17/the-surprisingly-raunchy-history-of-bethesdas-famous-mushroom-house/

[Anonymous]

My goodness. I just think if you have a house that you spend hours and hours a day in, not all of them sleeping, you need to be able to sit down in a comfortable chair.

THis looks like a house Moira Rose would live in, wearing ridiculouly uncomfrotable clothing, posing in ridiculously uncomfortable poses.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The reality of living in this house seems horrible. Weird layout, lots of strange spaces to furnish that wouldn't accommodate normal furniture, lots of stuff that would make it hard to have kids in the house, or really do anything except have lavish cocktail and dinner parties.

However, I would really enjoy being invited as a guest to a party at this house. That would be a fun night.

+1000

also, how the heck do you get furniture to the upper level(s) with a staircase like that? Just remove some windows and get a crane?!?!

[Anonymous]

1985
Year Built

seems about right

[Anonymous]

its weird has a drain ditch out front but street view shows tottem polls. i woudl say it would be a cool house to rent out as an airbnb but there isn't really much near it to make it attractive for that use case.