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You don't have to live in a place to have an opinion on it. This applies not just to a country or a city, but also to a house or an apartment. Some of them can be designed and built in a way that allows us to judge them almost as a work of art.
The subreddit r/WildHomes is full of such examples. Whether it's a beautiful cottage perfectly blending into its green surroundings or a goofy mansion that looks like a toddler's fever dream, they're all here. So let's take a few virtual tours, shall we? You can keep the shoes on, too!
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#1
Does This Count As A Wild Home? My Partner & Our 3 Pets Have Lived Aboard This 45 Year Old Sailboat For 8 Years Traveling Full Time Around The World. The Ocean Is Our Backyard
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#2
This 17th Century Dutch Home Was Completely Deconstructed And Rebuilt In NY
#4
Imagine Calling This Your “Weekend Place”
Breadcrumb. 3 hours ago
I clean holiday houses like this but ocean and lake front. As I rent a basement that once was a boomers rec room.
#5
This 1903 Connecticut Estate Feels Straight Out Of A Gothic Novel
#6
Aubrey Plaza’s $6.5 Million Los Angeles Home
#7
“The Book House” In Ohio Is A Book Lover Dream Home
#8
Disney Princess Tastes, W-2 Budget
#9
This Massachusetts Home Has A Quarry Pool
#10
This $3.39m 'French Chateau' In Provo, Ut Has A Literal Turret With A Stained-Glass Ceiling
#11
This Little Island Gem Was Built By One Determined Woman
#13
1900s Firehouse In Ohio For $140k
#14
This Miami Condo Has A Pink Conversation Pit
#15
177m And A Million A Month For Stairs And Stargazing
#16
This Aspen Estate Thinks It’s Its Own National Park
#17
Goth House For Sale In Baltimore
#18
$190,000 For An Off‑grid Adirondack Cabin With Its Own Dock. Am I Supposed To Not Sell Everything?
#19
Largest Home In Alabama With Guitar Shaped Driveway
#20
He Built The Wildest Midcentury House In Memphis
#21
Owned By The Freemasons For 100 Years And Now They Want 18.5 Million For It??
shg stewart 49 minutes ago
Gorgeous. That hardwood alone is worth a quarter mil at today's prices.
#22
Yes Or No To This Detroit Mansion?
#23
This $25 Million NJ Mansion Is The Best Mansion I’ve Ever Seen
#24
This Floating Flat Has Museum Floors And A Pet Tub
#25
Architect John Portman’s Personal Sea Island, GA Home Entelechy II
shg stewart 51 minutes ago
Looks like the kind of expensive office building where you'd find corporate lawyers, a big management consultancy, or a real estate development company.
#26
This 1970s Las Vegas Mansion Is Hidden Completely Underground
Upstaged75 4 hours ago
That would be a fun place to stay with a bunch of friends for the weekend!
#28
This Place In Astoria Is Going To Make You Very Happy
#29
This Contemporary Modern In The Woods In PA Is Calling Your Name
#30
This Colorado Home Has An Indoor And Outdoor Hockey Rink
Upstaged75 4 hours ago
My friend in Canada makes an outdoor hockey rink in their yard every winter. It's really cool.
#31
Someone Built A 9,500-Square-Foot Castle In The Middle Of Wyoming
#32
Wish I Lived Here
Upstaged75 4 hours ago
It looks totally random in the neighborhood where it is. You can see on Reddit.
#34
I Just Can't Get Enough Of This Hobbit House
#36
A Whole House Inside A Former Grain Bin… Plus A “Locally Infamous” Pond
#37
I Found An Actual Cold War Missile Silo For Sale In Kansas
Mahiera Etsuhae 4 hours ago
A little paint and some black lights, and this place is ready for some banger raves!
#38
You’ll Never Guess What’s Going On Inside This Chicago Home
#39
A Casual $30 Million
#40
You Can Own One Of The Last Gilded Age Mansions
Upstaged75 4 hours ago
It's in Newport Rhode Island - with all the other mansions. One of my favorite places to visit! Highly recommended if you ever get the chance. It's a beautiful place and you can tour all the old houses.
#42
Dakota Johnson’s House Is Proof You Can Be Famous And Still Chill
#43
What’s Stopping You From Buying The Iconic Longaberger Basket Building In Newark, Ohio For $8,500,000?
#44
Forty Acres Of Montana And A Bathroom In A Shed
#47
'Lord Of The Rings'-Inspired Utah Home On Secluded Site Asks $43 Million. 'Not All Those Who Wander Are Lost.'
#48
$50m Malibu Mansion On Sale For $21m
#52
$125,000,000 Modern Swiss Family Robinson Fantasy
#55
This Insane Arizona Home Is Built Right Into The Hillside
#56
The San Diego “Waterfall House” Has An Indoor Pool In The Middle Of The Home
nottheactualphoto 2 hours ago
Looks like an abandoned partial aircraft hull in the first picture. Some high-end Cherokee, I guess.
#57
$25 Million Boca Mansion Is The Most Wild Zillow Listing Ever
Upstaged75 4 hours ago
That's crazy! Reminds me of The Mansion on O Street in DC - it's full of secret passages as well. I got lost the last time I was there. 😂
#58
Is This Freedom… Or Poverty Cosplay?
#61
This House Has A Pool Over A Bowling Alley
Upstaged75 4 hours ago
This would be a great vacation rental for multiple families. The bunk room is awesome.
#62
The Stahl House, The Most Iconic Midcentury Home In Los Angeles Is For Sale
nottheactualphoto 2 hours ago
No. The most iconic midcentury home in Los Angeles would be the Sheats-Goldstein residence, a.k.a. Jackie Treehorn's place.
#63
You Have To Ride A Boat Out Into The Bay Just To Get To Your Front Door
#64
The Most Insane Ann Arbor Mega Mansion Ever
#65
$25 Million House In Brooklyn That Looks Like Versailles Had A Baby With An Opera House
#67
$52m Malibu House And It’s On A Septic Tank
#68
Ever Wanted A House Shaped Like A Letter? Meet The “S” House!
#69
She Lives Year-Round In A Canvas Tent
#71
Someone Built A Log-Cabin Apocalypse Starter Pack And Priced It At $1.6m
#72
This House Is Your Neighborhood Mullet
#74
Why Do I Hate This Home So Much?
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DrBronxx 25 minutes ago
For so many of these homes, I couldn't stop thinking about how much effort it would take to clean them. I mean, I can barely keep my own home clean. There's a room full of boxes and...we just don't go into that room. But then I remembered - if you're rich enough to reasonably afford one of those homes, you're probably rich enough to hire staff to take care of it. That in itself is a huge turn-off for me. Basically strangers in my home, all the time?
DrBronxx 25 minutes ago
For so many of these homes, I couldn't stop thinking about how much effort it would take to clean them. I mean, I can barely keep my own home clean. There's a room full of boxes and...we just don't go into that room. But then I remembered - if you're rich enough to reasonably afford one of those homes, you're probably rich enough to hire staff to take care of it. That in itself is a huge turn-off for me. Basically strangers in my home, all the time?
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