i'm sorry but wtf is going on herr.

I feel like this is the type of house a single, awkward, tech bro would buy, thinking it's cool and modern.

on and off the market for a long time. Over two years?

Anonymous wrote:What is happening in the main kitchen with that big black frame? Is that just decorative, or a pantry or something?

It looks like a big wine fridge.

Anonymous wrote:Looks out of place.

+1 way too modern for the area, too much concrete, no green space.

It’s a no for me.

They are probably kicking themselves for not selling it in late 2021 at the top of the market. They would have received more than $2.5m.

Does anyone know what it originally listed at in April-Sept 2021? They got greedy.

The worst part is no yard and all that expensive hard scaping. Horrible from an ecological standpoint.

I can't imagine a family buying this. No yard to relax or play.

They may want to sell it in the winter when all that paving won't make the place feel scorching when you walk in.

Hasn't this been posted at least one other time in another thread?

Looks like the people who built it weren't concentrated with local trends and selling it eventually. A lot of superficial things can be fixed, but they need to lower the price on this one just to get someone willing to live in it.

Anonymous wrote:What a bizarre mish-mash of styles and finishes. I can’t imagine that an architect or designer were involved in the development of that thing. Makes me sad.

+1
This is exactly the kind of house I’m talking about when I complain about new construction here. Visual pollution. Raise your standards, buyers.

I would love to know the story behind it. It was clearly built to the specifications of someone with way more money than taste. Having gone to all this trouble to build such a customized property they just put it on the market after a few years?

I don't know a lot about real estate so could someone please explain what is happening?

Why is the seller selling so soon after building unless there is pressure to move such as divorce, relocation, etc? If so, why would they leave it on the market for so long? Why not drop the price? Was this always intended to be a flip and they are just delusional about the desirability of this house/property?

For the love of god, WHY are people using Minecraft to design houses?!

I was hoping the interior would be better, but it's almost worse than the exterior.

Anonymous wrote:I don’t hate it! I would totally buy it if it was not on Wisconsin and more like 1.8. Great space for guests and it’s open.

I hate it enough for both of us!

So many hard surfaces. Whoever buys this better have another $1 million set aside for carpets and potted plants.