Amazing Cave Houses You Can Live In

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Flintstone's House

This home located in Nas Montanha, Portugal formed from two massive boulders connected by stone walls. The interior of the home has not been photographed, but persons love the Flintstone's look of it. The boulders have been carved out to achieve a nice effect inside of it.

 

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This is a super nice project home being carved underneath the rock here in the canyon.

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Cappadocia Cave Homes

This system of cave home in Turkey is built right into the sides of a mountain. They feature evaporation systems that are able to cool the homes in the extreme heat. Some of these are hard to tell from the outside, but the inside is extremely fancy.

 

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Abandoned Missile Silo, North Dakota

This former ICBM silo has been converted into a modern home. It features existing blast doors, and is hardened to withstand a nuclear attack. The interior of the home is super modern and comfortable.

 

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Granada Cave Homes

Southern Spain has a long history of people living in caves. These homes have been built into the clay soil over the course of centuries. They feature things like modern electricity and air conditioning.

 

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Yunak Evleri Cave Hotel

This luxury hotel is built right into a stone mountain side. It features a massive complex of rooms, and is considered to be one of the best hotels in the region. The hotel also features massive grounds.

 

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Sandstone Cave Home

This home is created by building a three section house inside of a cave, which helps to protect the residents from the elements. The Festus, Missouri home features modern features like heat pump, and a geothermal heating system. The home is currently a residential home, but use to be a roller rink and a concrete venue.

 

 

 

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Derinkuyu Cave Complex

This Turkey city features a hidden secret of hundreds of underground rooms built under the city. The cave complex was built in the seventh and eighth century, and feature a deserve collection of rooms. The underground chambers can be bought or rented.

 

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Hobbit Homes

This complex of nine underground home's in Switzerland feature environmental consciousness with fantasy styling. The homes are constructed out of most recycled material. They also feature things like rooftop gardens, and are mostly heated and geothermal heat.

 

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Greek Island Cave Home

This Santorini Island residence has been used as shelter for thousands of years. The cave has recently been update in order to combine Ancient Greek style with modern material. Most of the cave is made out of modern materials, and attempts to preserve the history of the home.

 

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Greek Island

Here's another angle from the interior of one of these cave homes. The rock has a really pure white color.

 

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Beckham Creek Cave Lodge

The Beckham Creek Cave Lodge is an open planned lodge in the Ozark Mountains. The cave home serves as a getaway for hikers, and its shallow cave design allows for plenty of natural light

 

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Cottage Cave Home

This cave home located in Wolverley, England is composed out of three sandstone caves that have been linked together. The cave home features modern materials, and also has windows cut into the sandstone. The home does not have running water or electricity, and used as a camping destination.

 

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super cool ...

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Red Rock Cave Home

Located in Southern Utah this cave home was crafted by a single man over the course of his life. The cave home is massive, and features such things like a deck and independent solar panels. The home now serves as a museum and lodge.