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Hillsborough has gone to the cavemen. In 1976, Bay Area architect William Nicholson created this experiment in innovative materials, which later has been dubbed the “Flintstone House.” Over the decades, it gained other nicknames such as the “Barbapapa” house, the Dome House, the Gumby House, and the Bubble House. Decades later, Alain Pinel Realtors has put this house is up for sale. The asking price is reported as $4.2 million. I’d post the Zillow listing, but we don’t have enough salt to take their figures with.
The outer appearance has invoked both admiration and disdain from the locals and passing tourists. So, why would there be such a high asking price?
PinThe 2,730 square foot home fell into disarray in the 1980’s. In 1996, the two acre property was purchased for $800,000 and then renovated 2007.
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PinThe steel cut-out doors were created by Burning Man artist, Dan Das Mann.
PinYou immediately feel like you’re in a lavish and artistic, 3 bedroom/2 bathroom caveman’s (or cavewoman’s) paradise. Wilma would be quite pleased.
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