Has Anyone Seen This House.

RJS

Its hard to say if it is real, looking at a picture from the internet. For all practical purposes no one would want a driveway this steep. It does make for interesting conversation.
Where did these pics come from Able1? Getting some background might help.

plazaman

perfect house for skate boarders

nywoodwizard

this has to be tony hawks house! :Thumbs:

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A+Carpenter

This is fake and the second lot measures to code . Far house is doctored . I had a graphics designer from NASA look at it.

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cdac

sold

Woodcrafter74

LOL.
Not bad, but I want that guy from NASA to check out the sold sign.

Houston, we've got a problem!!

daveincincy

Nothing like high-centering your vehicle just getting into the garage.

chop

Dave Y Crockett

may have to go a little heavy on the snow melt ,.... jjaaieeezzz!!

CGofMP

Texas - You dont EVEN wana go for the title with refurbs/add-ons - We got ya beat out west!

This was a private person's residence:

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RobertCDF

How did you get pics of my vacation home??? I thought the dogs and security people kept everyone out.

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CNLPAR

As someone who used to drive a redi-mix truck for 15 yrs and has finnished mud even longer, This would be a job you pull in on and just say:" WHAT THE...??!!!!!"

pwrbildr

I can hear the GC explaining his side to the inspector..

"how else am I going to get the basement floor to drain to the street?"

nikstar

i wish i could see the pictures of the house, from your comments certainly sounds erm lets say interesting

tbronson

Ditto. Any chance of reposting the photo?

NJ Brickie

[IMG]file:///C:/Users/MEGAND%7E1/AppData/Local/Temp/moz-screenshot.png[/IMG]I do not know how to post pictures but if I remember correctly this is one of the pics.
http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=...ed=0CCAQ9QEwAA

User60231

Wow, hard to imagine how that will ever work out. I suppose on the plus side, the HO need not worry about a torrential downpour flooding the garage.

Snobnd

I got one for you (besides The house 50 cents lives in)
Check this out.

http://www.wealth-prosperity.info/2007/09/isnt-it-ok-for-arnold-chase-to-build.html


Now Zoom in on the House
http://www.bing.com/maps/default.aspx?v=2&cp=44.023938~-99.71&style=h&lvl=4&tilt=-89.875918865193&dir=0&alt=7689462.6842358

Then rotate on the left side (looks like a 3/4 circle with arrow)

This shows the different times during construction.

I have a few friends that worked on this house - In the Garage there is a lift to bring you under ground.

40' under ground Level 5 Bio/Nuke Basement - if you look at the house on the East side is a Hall way that has a entrance prob 150' away from the house

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User60231

My Firefox browser is not able to open the link. I'd like to see that, sounds pretty interesting.

User60231

Okay, I copied and pasted your link Snobnd and that worked.

The house is unbelievable.

But what irks me is why would anyone have a problem with this man building his dream home. Sure its lavish and ginormous, but its his money to do with as he wishes. Why in the world anyone seems to feel that he isn't being reasonable in building such a home when there are the improvised/homeless folks who need help, is beyond my ability to comprehend. Not saying that helping those in need isn't a noble and worthy cause, but this man made his fortune by taking the risks and succeeding in his chosen profession. He (or anyone else for that matter) should not be subjected to anyone else attempting to dictate how lavish of a home he should, or should not, build.

Simply amazing.

mgb

hah, and I thought a 5,000 sq ft house was on the large side of things.