Or Yabba Dabba Don’t? My friend Tony sent me the listing for this house in Malibu which is on the market for $2.9 million. It’s certainly one-of-a-kind!
But it reminds me a little too much of the Flintstone’s house in Bedrock.
It’s a one-bedroom, 
The furniture is designed to reflect the style of the architecture.
But the views over the ocean are spectacular!
The expanses of glass walls and the organically-shaped windows take advantage of the views surrounding the house.
The property is 22 acres and backs up to a nature preserve.
So, do you think this house is a yabba dabba do or a yabba dabba don’t? And could you live in a house like this?
Isn't this the Dick Clark house? Sure looks like it. I thought it looked a little primitive, but with only 1 bedroom, you don't have to worry about houseguests!
ReplyDeleteIt IS the Dick Clark house. But the listing didn't say anything about that.
DeleteI would go insane in this house! I wonder what a Feng Shui expert would tell us about this place.
ReplyDeleteI'd go nuts, too!
DeleteThis my dear, is the first man cave. $2.9 million for 22 acres in Malibu, is that correct?? Well living in Malibu-- really this would be a place to hang your hat. How much time would you be spending there inside without your eyes closed sleeping? LOL -- sounds like a bargain.
ReplyDeleteI have a feeling that much of the 22 acres is vertical!
Delete...yabba, dabba, doo, or wacky,wacky, woohoo?! It comes with a beautiful view but it would take a certain individual to want that house.
ReplyDeleteHaha!
DeleteI get a very claustrophobic feeling just looking at the photos.
ReplyDeleteThe ceilings are too low, and it looks like it would be dark.
DeleteNo. A thousand times no. I'll do wild clothes WAY before a wild house.
ReplyDeleteHa! I agree!
DeleteI love this place, perhaps because it reminds me of a Flintstone manse! So creative! But.....I might grow tired of it after a time and, at night, worry about being buried alive by all the "rubble"! Fun post.....thanks. Angela Muller
ReplyDeleteRubble!
DeleteLove the property. But the house would give me nightmares---I'm just not that crazy about Fred.
ReplyDeletexo
Mary
I couldn't possibly live there, either.
DeleteThe kitchen cabinets made me feel a little seasick. Would be fun for a getaway rental, but I wouldn't want to live there.
ReplyDeleteI agree... perfect for a fun weekend, a nightmare for full time living.
DeleteWOW -thats just crazy town -but sort of cool that it exists!
ReplyDeleteI know! Can you imagine designing this house.
DeleteI'd stay there for a day or two, but could never live in it. But it is fascinating. Maybe the owner should rent it out as a Bed & (make your own) Breakfast.
ReplyDeleteAgree 100%!
DeleteOMG, this made me laugh SO HARD! It's an architectural disaster. Totally Flintstones -- bone in your hair, foot-pedaled car AWFUL. Seriously, it looks like a film set for a Flintstones movie, along the same vein as the Scooby Doo movie that came out a few years back. Yuck, yuck!
ReplyDeleteIt was owned by Dick Clark. I wonder if he produced one of the movies?
DeleteMy goodness, I always thought this house, in my part of the country, was a Flinstones kind of house:
ReplyDeletehttp://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/23/Flintstone_House,_June_9,_2007.jpg
OK, perhaps this Wiki page will confirm my suspicions that this is definitely a Flinstones' inspired home, easily seen when driving around the Bay Area headed south on 280:
Deletehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Flintstone_House
Oh, I know that one well!!!
DeleteThat's gawd-awful!
DeleteGive me a Greek Revival any day!
ReplyDeleteoh my, it really is yabba dabba do. Didn't expect to see it so dabba do inside too!
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