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This Real-Life Flintstones House is For Sale & You Need to See the Inside

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updated May 3, 2019
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Are you a Flintstones superfan? Have you always wanted a colorful cave-like home to call your own? Well, nestled in the hills south of San Francisco, there’s the perfect home for just such a lover of quirky architecture.

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The 2,736 square-foot home, designed by William Nicholson in 1976, got its unique shape by spraying concrete over steel and mesh frames inflated by aeronautical balloons.

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The inside is just as unique as the outside, featuring a “biologic”-style kitchen by architect Eugene Tsui, with custom appliance nooks, niches, and a glass counter with a steel spine.

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And no ’70s home would be complete without a conversation pit. The property also has custom glasswork in the bathrooms, and steel doors by a Burning Man artist.

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The Hillsborough home is currently listed for $3.195 million.

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