#underground homes

[hometoursandotherstuff]

Look at how convenient this roof is to mow- you simply go around the block where there's a road right beside the property. This very cool 1998 home looks a lot older and sort of "Modern Hobbit." It's in Carlisle, PA, has 3bds, 3ba, and is $600K. And, believe it or not, it's a 17 acre estate!

This is surprisingly beautiful. I love this sunroom.

It's a dining room and has shelving for plants.

Look at how big the kitchen is. It's a real gourmet kitchen- 2 islands.

Aren't the cabinets interesting?

Then, there's a lovely living room with a free-standing heat fireplace.

The owner works from home, so there's a large office for the business.

There's a sprial staircase to the 2nd level. Why would they place the dog's bowl of water there?

Look at this bedroom with all the open storage.

This bath is huge.

The toilet is by itself, surrounded by a mural.

This is a wine room.

Looks like another bedroom.

A main entrance foyer with a bench.

The stairs come up here to the second level.

I don't know what that is. A heated towel rack? With a place for boots and shoes on the bottom?

There's a very large garage.

Look at these happy dancing people. Do they come with it? Weird.

There's an office, too.

There's quite a power plant in here.

Remember there're 17 acres of land.

Such an interesting property.

https://www.zillow.com/homes/3651-Waggoners-Gap-Rd-Carlisle,-PA-17015_rb/151760007_zpid/

[degenerateshinji]

(read left to right)

in a dream, on a wave.

[ultimatepad]

Private Residence, Paros, Greece,

Simple Architecture

[vinniedangerous]

Don’t let LIFE beat the ART out of you

[bitterflames]

what happens in the secret tunnel stays in the secret tunnel

[slutforpringles]

‘We’re in a good place’ – Daniel optimistic after first Grand Prix Q3 appearance of the year

[bemp0]

Ensayos sobre la empatía

[stagefoureddiediaz]

Something something trapped kid in a pipe at a home renovation and his older brother going in to save him Eddie and saving his sisters from their parents and Eddie reconstructing his life in the aftermath of Shannon…

[good-beanswrites]

Where is Milgram?

I'm working on a fic, and I know a few of the theories about Milgram's actual building/location that have been passed around, but could you reblog with/send me your ideas on how the prison is physically set up in relation to the world? I want to write something encompassing a range of possibilities, not just my own headcanons. Any kind of theory -- with or without evidence, with or without every little detail worked out, just whatever you've been picturing or would like to see when the project ends :3

(Even if my fic doesn't pan out, I'll post the collection of theories I get for anyone else's research purposes👍)

[girlbob-boypants]

Nobody is ever doing what gw2 did for elves, orcs, and dwarves ever again (sylvari, charr, asura)

[dark-elf-writes]

Was thinking about eleven year old Fawn Spots Harry and made myself laugh because he would be so angry that technology doesn’t work at Hogwarts.

Full on “What do you mean Olympus has cell service and the middle of Scotland doesn’t?! It’s not even the same plane of fucking existence and calls aren’t even long distance!” Little man has not been more than a phone call away from his family since he was adopted and he is not coping well, but beyond that the lack of online databases, easy way to compile notes and write the eight million essays they’re assigned, and actual entertainment that isn’t ’dangerous flying dodgeball’ (which he does love tbh but still not everyone does) would drive him up the wall. Fuck the lack of things like highlighters and binders would piss him off. 

He would show up with a spiral notebook and a mechanical pencil and a pureblood child would pass out from shock. He writes his family constantly begging for any and all stationary they can send. He uses breaks to type up last term’s notes and introduces the first final study guide in Times New Roman into Hogwarts and makes a killing off of selling them. The older pureblood students beg on bended knee for help making their own and the muggleborns realize oh shit they can corner the market per year and subject. Harry will drag Hogwarts into the modern age if he has to do so kicking and screaming.

[hometoursandotherstuff]

Entrance to a home that's partially underground, and is surprisingly nice inside. They need to tidy this up, though. 1983 build in Shell Knob, MO. 2bds, 2ba, 1,288 sq ft, $379k + $50mo. HOA.

I have to wonder why they buried it, like this. Maybe for heating and cooling reasons?

The only exposed parts are the deck and terrace that both need preservation.

Lake view from the terrace.

Anyway, here's the entrance hall. It looks like a fancy bunker. Even church - like.

It leads straight to a sitting area and living area in the exposed part, surrounded by windows. Note the ceiling. This sitting area has custom built-in seating and a stone floor.

Once you enter the other area, there's carpeting. There's another living room.

And, a dining area in front of the kitchen.

Looks like everything is original.

The stove is new.

The primary bedroom looks like it has a built-in bed. There's a wall of windows and a door to the terrace.

Bath #1 has a tub.

Bedroom #2 is smaller, has a built-in bed and corner closet.

Bath #2 has a shower. It appears to me that only the baths and entrance hall are underground.

The home is on Table Rock Lake and look at the elaborate dock and boat "garage" there is.

They have a whole fleet of boats in here.

Covered picnic table on the water. This is very nice.

0.90 Acre lot

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/26451-Ledge-Dr-Shell-Knob-MO-65747/440986750_zpid/

[turbomnstr]

[soundrooms]

M O D E S E L E K T O R | 🐒

Those guys can fry your brain 🧠🔥

[viiinz]

there's something about Dostoyevsky characters suddenly bursting into tears that just hits different

[angelcasendgame]

Okay I do love Bobby's but at least for Dean, he considered the bunker HIS home, as opposed to Bobby's home. He had his own space and decorated it the way he wanted, the Dean cave was full of things he adored, the first thing he did when he got there was making a home cooked meal, and spent a lot of the time just nesting and feeling like it was his own space. I'm not saying Bobby's wasn't a wonderful place for him or that he didn't feel safe, but I think just internally he wasn't able to call it a home the way he does the bunker. And I hear all the arguments that the bunker is underground and doesn't have light but it can still be a home if you feel safe and if you feel like it's your own. It doesn't have to be a permanent home but he still felt like it was his home. Anyways I love the bunker as the first home Dean's ever owned <33