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Most of us live in ordinary standard-shape square houses with regular doors, ceilings, and windows. But how would you feel if you lived in an airplane, or in the Flinstones Home, or perhaps in a Cruise or in an Undergruound home instead? Look at the 11 Coolest Homes To Live we have for you here, and imagine how cool it would feel to live in one of these awesome homes!
The Flinstones House
The classic Flinstones cartoon inspired the building of this house in Malibu owned by TV personality Dick Clark. But now you can have this cave-like residence for only $3.5 million! If you have that kind of money, go ahead and buy it. Link
Seashell House
In case you’ve ever wanted to know how it is like to live inside a giant seashell, well, now you have the opportunity to do so! This is a real house that was built for a young family in Mexico City. This is for sure, a different kind of lifestyle! Link
Grotto House
If you love a house with an infinity edge pool and with underground grotto entertainment, you will be crazy about this house designed by VITA. Underneath the pool that blends with the Pacific Ocean, you’ll find a Turkish bath inspired entertainment grotto that has a bar, TV and lounging alcoves, a spa, and decorated with detailed handmade tiles, with stone columns, and light fixtures that make this a cool house to live in! Link
The Simpons House
This is the real “Simpsons” house which is located in Henderson, Nevada. A Simpsons’ contest winner was awarded the house in 1997, and Matt Groening signed his name, and drew Bart’s picture in the sidewalk square in front of the house. Link
Underground Mountain House
This cool underground house is embedded in the moorland; the wooden cantilever regulates sun and is the only visible architecture in the landscape. It also depics a glass facade that allows the sun to warm the concrete shell. Wouldn’t you want one a house like this? Link
Tree Canopy House
There is no need to grow up when you can actually build the coolest tree house ever, and live in it! Just like this one, designed by Robert Harvey Oshatz. It is hard to capture the awesomeness of this house in a camera, that’s why you should try to visit it. It belongs to a music lover, and it’s located in Portland, Oregon. Link
House with Car Elevator
This whole awesome house revolves around nine cars! It has an underground garage for all of them, and an elevator that lifts them one at a time, depending on the kind of car you want to show off in your living room for your guests to see, like perhaps, the Ferrari or Lamborghini that you see in the pics above. Designer Takuya Tsuchida made this house for one huge automobile enthusiast, obviously! Link
Small Cruiser House
The cool Benson Ford Ship is found towering on a cliff on the South Bass Island in Lake Erie. Originally, Henry Ford had it built as his own cruise ship and named it after his grandson. But then Frank J. Sullivan bought the luxurious vessel from a salvage company, brought it to the island, and transformed it into a lakeshore residence for his family. It is now owned by Bryan Kasper. Link
Car Ferry House
Mary Breuer and her husband live aboard the Maritol (a decommissioned Icelandic car ferry docked at Pier 54), which was built in 1975. They bought the car ferry alone for $260,000, and spent another $600,000 repainting the exterior, rebuilding the engine, converting the electrical system to United States standards and other alterations required to make the ship habitable. Link
Hobbit House
This cool hobbit house located in Switzerland is embedded in the side of a hill, and it is very hard to spot. One of the entrances from a nearby barn leads residents and guests through an underground pathway, providing an alternate entryway into the home; and the circular opening in the mountainside allows for lots of windows, through which natural light can enter the house, and you can have the most awesome mountain view ever! The underground home was a collaboration between the Netherlands architects at Search and Christian Muller Architects. Link
Airplane House
This cool airplane house cost $30000, which is nothing compared to the kind of awesome house that you get to live in! The plane itself cost $2000, but moving it cost $4000 and renovating it for habitation took another $24000. One of the original airplane restrooms still works, and the cockpit suspended over the lake below serves as a personal jacuzzi! Link
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