10 UNBELIEVABLE HIDDEN HOMES YOU WON’T BELIEVE EXIST
Mansions and castles are easy to find but how easy is it to find hidden homes? Dear viewer,
welcome to another exciting video from Grace Media, stay clue as we unveil to you, 10
unbelievable hidden homes you won’t believe exist. It is commonly said that a man’s home is his
castle, built to his taste. So people build their homes how they like or how they prefer it.
Some people prefer building or living in mansions spread over large hectares of land and are very
visible to the public meanwhile others love secrets or hidden homes that are amazingly
furnished and disguised from the world.We welcome you to the world of hidden homes. As modern
techniques and technology advancement have caused profound transformation of architecture, it has
given people the choice to reside in homes hidden from the public with intrinsic surroundings;
views either surrounded by water, hidden underground or in caves which are very
comfortable. Remember to subscribe if you are new here, so you don’t miss out on our future videos.
10. CLIFF HEAVEN. Off-grid Utah home nestled hidden inside
a natural cliff in the desert, it was built in 1986, Cliff Heaven is an off-grid dream come true,
the unique home sits on 12 acres of land and Spans 2100 square feet of indoor lining
space within its rectangular footprints including three bedrooms, two bathrooms,
and a three car garage. From the outside, the home appears to sink into the Cliffside itself,
as it was constructed within an existing natural cave-like opening. Behind the home,
a tunnel has been dug out to provide natural air circulation and an outlet for rain water
to run off, the tunnel doubles as a fire escape as well. In addition to just downright cool,
Cliff Haven features all the technical amenities necessary for supporting life off the grid,
A solar power system with 120 volt current charges a battery system and the home is also
equipped with a backup generator for emergencies. A private well supplies water for use inside the
home while two 2.000 gallon water tanks collect and store rainwater for other uses, the property
has a mature orchard, vineyard, and garden so the potential irrigation applications are plentiful.
9. KERET HOUSE. Keret house the narrowest house in the world,
this space was created by Jakub Szczesny, a polish Architect who claims this is the world’s narrowest
house with only 122 centimeters long and its widest point. Don’t let the look fool you,
this house is narrow but this attribute is what makes it so space efficient and interesting.
According to the architect, all the furniture had to be perfectly customized and pushed to fit
into this space. It is designed for a single in habitant, for someone who likes to work and stay
at home. More specifically this house is designed for travelling writers who need their own space.
I guess that makes sense one flight of stairs takes you to the study room and bathroom
and a ladder leads you up to the bedroom. What else can a writer need? It’s definitely narrow
but the architect definitely made it quite cozy and inviting. Who would have thought to fit a
house into such a small space? This house makes tourists who come into Polish cities so inspired.
8. PACHACAMAC HOUSE. A hill in PACHACAMAC located 40km
south of Lima near Peru’s coast , an undeveloped region pre-inca remains, is the site for the
retirement home of a philosopher. The response to the site condition was to bury the house trying to
create a balanced dialogue between architecture and landscape, where inside or outside becomes a
constant inter sticks out of the hill symbolizing architectural intervention on untouched nature.
Longhi Architects used a total area of 5,166 square foot, the house buried in the slope of
a hill. The house has three floors with concrete and stone walls. Longhi Architects completed the
construction of this project in 2008. 7. EARTH HOUSE IN SEOUL , KOREA.
Architect BYoung SOO Cho built an underground home in the middle of a thick forest and rice field
about an hour east of Seoul. It has a 23-foot by 23-foot courtyard, plus a kitchen, a library,
two bedrooms and a bathroom. The inspiration for the home goes back to Cho’s Harvard days
when he studied Taoism and negative and positive spaces. Cho uses the home for self- reelection,
meditation and gazing at the stars. 6. MALATOR UNDERGROUND HOUSE, WALES.
Malator is a house in DRUIDSTON, Pembrokeshire, Wales, built in the earth hues architectural
style. Famously known as the Teletubby house, Malator is a house in Druids ton,
United Kingdom, sunk into with the house of the four adorable Telebubies. Malator was built in
1998 for the former MP forMedway-Bob Marshall and his wife Gill Marshall-Andrew, the earth house
was built by future systems.Malator has appeared on television series such as the More$ programme
homes by sea and has been received positively by critics with architectural digest listing it as ne
of the most innovative houses of the 20th century. 5. INVISIBLE HOUSE AUSTRALIA.
The invisible house embraces a wonderful piece of Australian bush called the megalong valley.
The view is breathtaking, the land here is also particularly harsh with strong winds
and extreme temperatures, these rough conditions explains why the house sits on the perfect spot.
The near grove of trees protect it from the harsh summer sun, the slope gives meaning
to the house name since it is virtually invisible upon approach. The inside feels like a huge cave,
completing the connection between the invisible house and the surrounding nature
4. ALONI IN ANTIPAROS ISLAND, GREECE. Completed in 2008 deca Architecture for Oilaros
AE, the Aloni earth sheltered home is spread across 237 square meters in Antiparos Greece.
The name of the house “ ALONI” refers to the remains of a crop harvesting circle that was found
and preserved as part of the agricultural past of the site. The single level 237 square meter villa
has four internal courtyards drawing light and breeze inside the vast living room,
four bedrooms playroom and study. The house was designed by resigning the landscape
so that it could be inhabited. On the side facing the sea, a pol terrace promises unforgettable
moments while watching the sun setting in the distance. It's here where the villa’s
architectural concept truly and gloriously comes to life as you literally lay inside the
mountains embrace .The house has received the Architectural review, AR HOUSE Awards in 2010.
3. PENTHOUSE IN ROCK IN BEIRUT LEBANON The beautiful terrifying house is literally
inside a cliff, Initially no one believed in the idea of a house built into a rock,
but the project attracted a lot of potential investors after a photo of it was put on the web.
It was ultimately taken by a labanese real estate agency. the home boast of features such as a glass
bottom pool and a cliff top, the view from this house is great, just so fabulous this is a Perfect
home for an adventurer from any part of the world. 2. EDGELAND HONE IN AUSTIN, TEXAS.
This house was built and completed in 2012 by BERCY CHEN from Austin,
Texas for Chris Brown (a lawyer by day, science fiction writer by night)
EDGELAND HOUSE or NATURE BUNKER is spread across a 1,400 square foot area of the Colorado river.
The roof has 40 native species of plants and wildflowers which helps protect the local
ecosystem immensely. This home is broken into two separate pavilions or wings west and east.
The west wing contains the living and dining rooms as well as the kitchen while the east
wing has two bedrooms, two bathrooms and writers attic-den across the courtyard. The living area,
with floor to ceiling windows opens up to a large deck area and a pool, the courtyard is a theater
for observing migrating hummingbirds, monarchs, butterflies and even ant colonies heightening
one’s awareness of nature in the urban sitting. VILLA VALS IN VALS, SWITZERLAND.
This extensively designed two level earth sheltered house sets amidst a beautiful landscape
with fortification on all sides. On the inside it is a luxurious mansion with a blown kitchen,
living room with a modern design and bedroom that bears a unique theme.
Overall, this green roof home is perfect to stay in harmony with nature. This house was completed
in 2009 and designated by Bjarne Mastenbroek and christain muller, Villa Vals is spread across
1300 square meter in vals, Switzerland. Surprised that it was permissible to construct a pair
of dwellings so close to the world famous thermal baths of vals, the home was built
without disturbing the baths expansive views. The viewing angle from the earth shelter home is
slightly inclined, giving an even more dramatic view on the opposite side of the narrow valley.
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