Episode #220: Monthly Mood - There's No Place Like These Homes

keystonecoldcases
6 days ago
2 min read

This month, we're stepping away from cold cases and taking a little detour into the world of real estate—because sometimes, the strangest stories aren't about the people who lived in a house, but the house itself! From homes shaped like castles, mushrooms, and spaceships to underground dwellings, converted churches, and interiors that will leave you saying, "What were they thinking?"—there's no shortage of bizarre places people actually call home.

We're taking a look at some of the weirdest, wildest, and most unusual homes we could find. Some are fascinating, some are jaw-dropping, and some might make you wonder who thought, "Yep...this is exactly where I want to live."

So, grab your imaginary real estate agent and come house hunting with us as we explore homes that prove there's truly no such thing as *normal* when it comes to where people choose to live!

This one bed, one bath industrial Quonset hut sits on 5 acres and is currently listed for $650,000. It reportedly has zero utility dependence.

If you’re a fan of the Knives Out movies, you’ll be familiar with this

“listing”, the island home of Edward Norton’s character in Glass Onion (my favorite of the 3 movies, fyi). This enormous 29,000 sq ft home sits on 26 acres and has 17 bedrooms and 22 bathrooms. At the time, it was listed at $450 million. DISCLAIMER: This is not a real listing.