Whats the weirdest looking housing in your city? (state, America, beach)

[18Montclair]

Originally Posted by jman650

Here's how the semi-famous "Flintstone House" used to look, just south of SF:





Here's how it looks now since they repainted it:



I don't care for the new color at all. It kind of ruins the pre-historic look that it always had for decades.

I've seen that house off of 280(Hillsborough right? I wonder how the neighbors ever allowed that to get built. LOL)

[jman650]

Originally Posted by 18Montclair

I've seen that house off of 280(Hillsborough right? I wonder how the neighbors ever allowed that to get built. LOL)

Haha I know, I'm surprised some uptight prick didn't take issue with it and set up some zoning law or something to prevent it. I guess b/c its kind of on the outskirts of town there no one tripped. Personally, I always liked it until they repainted it a couple years ago.

And yes, as far as I know it is in Hillsborough, although the borders wind a bit in that area and it may technically be San Mateo. But I'm pretty sure its the former.

[Nineties Flava]

^Yea I used to see that house on 280 all the time.. does anybody live in it?

[FLABoyJ]

http://virginialord.files.wordpress....ange-house.jpg

[DAMEN VII]

[BPerone201]

Originally Posted by FLABoyJ

http://virginialord.files.wordpress....ange-house.jpg

Yeah, that's strange... Though I kind of like that idea, I must say.
Where is it? That can't be Florida, right?

[BPerone201]

Here's something in Trenton, NJ I believe.

[BelieveInCleve]

This might not be the weirdest but it's interesting:


It's right off the shoreway about 1 mile from downtown, and they also have great views of downtown.
Here's it being built on streetview: Google Maps
Finished on streetview: Google Maps
Downtown skyline view from there: Google Maps

[Ohiogirl81]

Street after street after street after street of brick row houses in Philadelphia. Ugh.

[FLABoyJ]

This goes to Orlando









Snapped these in Southwest Orange County today.