I’ve submitted at least one house here that doesn’t have railings.
I like the suggestion in the comments that it was a converted firehouse and the poles were removed (sorry, Ray).
Best explanation for why the one floor just has a railing pit in the middle of it for seemingly no good reason.
I preferred the murder hole explanation.
So many options for marionette shows!
The amount of cheese in this house…
The interior decorating is … something. A lot of chrome and glass and everything just looks hard. The layout is weird, and I think that kitchen is the size of my house!
Heating and cooling are geothermal which I guess is nice. I’ve never dealt with a geothermal system to know how reliable they are. The fact it’s on a septic tank raises questions.
Yeah, the kitchen just keeps going… and going… and going… there are major restaurants with less kitchen space.
It’s a three bedroom home with room for each bedroom occupant to have separate, well-attended parties of their own at the same time. What kind of rich people parties are they having in Oklahoma is what I want to know.
3 bars, a gym, massive kitchen with 2 or 3 of everything, so it has room for a hundred guests but none can stay the night.
And the problem is what exactly?
Makes me think the house is set up just so the owner can say the classic line “You don’t have to go home but you can’t stay here.”
You don’t want to buy a house that requires a monthly shipment of an entire tanker of Mop ‘N’ Glo?
All these chic people seem to want houses that are all white inside. That would be hell for me. I want dark wood, dark panelling, dark furniture. Someplace that looks like you could live there and not just take pictures of it.
But the only reason for anything is to put pictures of it online!
Conversation selfie!
This is the aesthetic that Delia Deets was going for in Beetlejuice. Yikes.
I take it none of them have dogs with all that white.
Well, I think part of the reason for the “all white” look is that it conveys that “yes, I am rich enough to keep something this white clean on a regular basis.”
Hey, 17000sf home in Oklahoma, the 1980’s called!
They said “you know what, keep it”
Well at least they get the informed of a disaster part out of the way quickly …
And yet they still want $1.5 MILLION for it!!!