A California house shaped like a flying saucer has hit the market for nearly $1.5 million; built in 1969, the 793-square-foot Futuro home is one of about 50 surviving examples of the space-age design
- A house resembling a flying saucer has been listed for $1.495 million in California’s San Jacinto Mountains, offering a rare opportunity to own a piece of experimental architectural history.
- According to SFGATE and The Wall Street Journal, the property, known as the Donaldson Futuro, is located near Idyllwild and is among a small number of surviving homes designed to capture the optimism and futuristic imagination of the Space Age.
- Built in 1969, the 793-square-foot structure stands out for its bright exterior, circular form and distinctive raised design.
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- A house resembling a flying saucer has been listed for $1.495 million in California’s San Jacinto Mountains, offering a rare opportunity to own a piece of experimental architectural history.
- According to SFGATE and The Wall Street Journal, the property, known as the Donaldson Futuro, is located near Idyllwild and is among a small number of surviving homes designed to capture the optimism and futuristic imagination of the Space Age.
- Built in 1969, the 793-square-foot structure stands out for its bright exterior, circular form and distinctive raised design.
Sources: Times of India