Take a Look Inside This Real-life Hobbit House for Sale in Wisconsin

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If you’re a Lord of the Rings fan, we’ve just found your dream home.

Built in 1972 by UW-River Falls professor Pat Clark and Emogene Nelson and designed by architect Mike McGuire, this house can be yours for $275,000 US or even less if you’re willing to bargain.

As much as this house looks like a movie set and not so comfortable for a living, surprisingly on the inside this house it’s equipped with all the needed space and amenities for a single family.

The family room is super large and perfect for entertaining. It comes equipped with a fireplace, benches, storage space, and high ceilings. There’s also a kitchen space included, two spacious bedrooms, on-suite laundry facilities, and to top it all is an indoor parking garage.

A unique place to relax, unwind and work while surrounded by beautifully crafted wooden furniture and antique-like features. This extraordinary house is nestled into a hillside in a remote part of Wisconsin in the United States. And now you have a rare opportunity to own it.

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There are other Hobbit houses around the world you can feast your eyes on

Thailand

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Wales, U.K.

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Simon Dale and Jasmine Saville’s self-built house took around four months to complete. And it was fully built using natural and recycled materials.

Eastman, Quebec

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This awesome Hobbit-inspired house is actually an eco-lodge. So if you can’t buy your own house, you can just stay in one for a while.

Sometimes, in architecture, designs can go out of the ordinary. For example, we have a rather dangerous architecture that is as dangerous as it looks, if not more. On a positive note, we also have a somewhat friendly architecture that is not only useful for the user but also cares for their welfare as well.

And today, we’ll be having some funny designs. These structures aren’t dangerous and still serve their purpose, but how they’re constructed can be hilarious. Today, we’ll head over to the Facebook group That’s It, I’m Architecture Shaming – Burn It to the Ground Edition, the gathering place for people who love to poke fun at funny designs. Below, we compiled the 20 funniest structures ever presented in the group!

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