Unbelievable Hidden Homes You Won’t Believe Exist!

Whether living in gated communities or growing tall hedges, some homeowners really seem to value their privacy, but today we're going to take a look at the

homes

that take the secret one step beyond man caves and disguise to

homes

buried underground. . These properties go to great lengths to keep nosy neighbors from peeking, so close your eyes and count to ten because we're about to play hide-and-seek with the world's most incredible

hidden

houses. A honey crocodile farm. A pile of hay bales. on an English farm it's usually nothing special, but this 40ft haystack at Honeycrok Farm Surrey found a secret that was quite spectacular back in the late 90s, the farm's owner, Robert Fiddler, applied for planning permission to build a house on his land when the local government took too long to respond to him.

The violinist decided to manipulate the system by taking advantage of a legal loophole to build the house of his dreams without the permission of the authorities in England, if an illegally constructed building has already been standing for four years without the council realizing that the authorities can do it . Do not tear it down as it is considered an established building with this information. The fiddler built the house in secret and hid it from the authorities behind hay bales. The view inside was not very good and the horses kept nibbling on her living room, but after hiding the house.

For four years, the fiddler finally broke out the hay, revealing his home to the world. The house had been

hidden

in a haystack, but it was not a needle. The fiddler had built a mock Tudor castle with turrets, chandeliers and a wooden furnished interior. The house even had a replica of a cannon. but unfortunately the gun did not fire and he was unable to prevent the authorities from breaking into the castle and knocking on the door. The local government argued that the house was built on protected land and that the removal of the hay bales was a key part. of the construction process, so technically the construction of the house was only completed once it was revealed, this nullified the four years the house was hidden and legally the house had to be destroyed.

The violinist protested the council's decision for more than a decade, but was grasping at straws and In 2016, Robert could only watch as a demolition crew demolished his dream home. Private houses with public toilets, living in a bathroom may not sound very glamorous, but it turns out that an old public toilet could be the best place to hide your apartment. The big city of London is littered with abandoned underground public toilets, most of them. Falling into disuse or disrepair over the decades due to budget cuts. Architect Laura Jane Clark saw an opportunity in these deteriorating bathrooms by purchasing an enclosed bathroom in the Crystal Palace area and converting it into a curbside home, this shitheart doesn't look very homey, but once you head underground you're in heaven.

Laura spent $80,000 converting the luxurious bathroom and the result is filled with expensive furniture and elegant decorations. If you're looking down on the toilet conversion, then check out this Los Angeles entrepreneur who built an entire business creating homes out of port-a-potties between 2012 and 2018. Homeless in La Rose at 75 and inventor TK Devine decided to make something about. A portable house project from the outside, this large wheelchair-accessible porta-potty may look like a garbage dump, but Davines turned the throne into a house. The interior features a folding bed, a refrigerator, a desk and storage space. The final design is more of a puplex than a dungalo. with two attached port-a-potties, one of which is for genuine bathroom use.

Surprisingly, these toilet abodes come with a rooftop garden and outdoor seating area. The houses cost around twenty thousand dollars, but tk's charity, Our Backyard Houses, aims to raise money to build the port of houses and donate them to homeless charities that help the thousands who are homeless. They are forced to sleep on the streets or occupy abandoned buildings because, in TK's book, the only occupation anyone should have to do is the bathroom clock tower condo in such a big new city. Privacy in New York can be hard to come by, but this luxury Brooklyn apartment offers a unique solution to the problem hidden inside an ancient clock tower, proving that time is money.

This unique property is one of the most expensive apartments in Brooklyn clocked in at $15 million when it was sold in 2017. For that price I hope they removed the bell inside the glass clock face, it floods the space with light natural and offers the owner incredible views of the Brooklyn Bridge and the Manhattan skyline. That's what I have. I'm talking about the 29 crane from afar, it may look like an ordinary crane, but as you get closer, you'll notice that the grass-covered roof and metal balcony features of the machine are better suited to a country house than a site. of construction.

This is crane 29 found in Bristol. England and created by Canopy and Stars, a luxury camping company that usually deals in tree houses and cabins hidden in the wilderness. This industrial version of the treehouse concept, however, was built on one of the city's many dock cranes, inside Crane 29 is a hipster's paradise. and hotel room occupants are more likely to sport man buns than helmets the room contains a forest of houseplants an indoor hammock and a large collection of books cranes specializing in raising spirits instead of concrete some hotels with cranes are Even better hidden almost completely unnoticeable to the outside world Crane Hotel Ferralda is a somewhat luxury hotel in Amsterdam in a vibrant neighborhood that used to be a shipping dock In 2011 businessman Edwin Cornman Rudy decided that a crane-themed building in The old docks would be the perfect homage to the area's past, so he built the Crane Hotel using a real crane.

These days, spending a night in one of the Crane Hotel Ferralda's three suites will set you back around $1,000, but if you're afraid of heights, it may be worth saving the money. The crane is 165 feet tall and the top offers incredible views of Amsterdam. Fortunately, the return trip is quick and the hotel offers a bungee jumping experience for its bravest guests, allowing them to jump from the top of the crane - it's better than climbing the stairs under the sea. The sleeping with the fish lodge may seem like a mobster threat, but at Jules' underwater lodge in Key Largo, Florida, you don't have to mess with the mafia to sleep under the waves, at Jules you can dive and spend the night in a converted into an underwater research laboratory, the hotel's large viewing window is always filled with tropical angelfish, barracudas and snappers, and the lodge is entered through a moon pool by swimming through an open entrance in the building's floor.

This strange entrance door may seem like witchcraft, but the explanation is quite simple: a tube to the surface command center fills the lodge with compressed air, preventing the water level from rising through the hole and flooding the hotel, eventually while allowing guests to breathe freely for nine hundred dollars a night. spending money, but the price also includes the world's first underwater pizza delivery. No one likes a soggy pizza, so the Jules's team places a Papa John's pizza in an airtight container before a diving delivery driver swims the 30 feet down to deliver the pie. a tip with rooms a little tight and portal doors staying at jules's isn't the most glamorous experience but the future of underwater living could be a little more luxurious the h2om concept is a proposed underwater mansion with over 3,600 square feet of living space with a library, a dining room and huge bedrooms with sea views.

The house is designed to be completely submersible, apart from a long tube that reaches the surface and contains an elevator and a spiral staircase. The project was developed by American underwater structures, but unfortunately the company's financing was not as tight as ohm h2 and the development of the project was suspended in 2008, but if this idea ever takes off or goes underwater, then Living on the seafloor could be as private as bow studios have been for centuries, trolls have made them. had a stranglehold on the real estate market under the bridge, but if you take a train to London, you can also have the opportunity to live under the tracks.

This bridge tagged in Walworth may not look homely, but it's quite a rusty trick if you drive across it. Through this tricky door, you will find yourself in an apartment with bright white walls and a curved ceiling. The fact that the designer incorporates the shape of the bridge into the house being so close to the tracks may put some people off, but if a train passes over it, you don't have to cover your ears, the entire house is built on a foundation rubber and the exterior walls are covered with fiber insulation, creating a protective blanket that absorbs the sound of passing trains and envelops the entire house like a big soundproof hug that is possibly the best kind of hug you could hope for. under a dilapidated bridge in a difficult part of the city.

Coober Petty in South Australia there is a town called Kuber Petty which takes the term to a whole new level as around 60 percent of the population lives in caves. underground they do not live like cavemen, although they are underground dwellings that contain devil's rooms, bars and even swimming pools, unlike the other houses in this video, the houses in Coober Petty do not hide from people, they hide from the sun, the city. It's in the middle of the Australian outback, where surface temperatures can reach up to 123 degrees Fahrenheit, burning you like a shrimp on Barbie; By comparison, underground rooms remain at around 73 degrees clustered by the surrounding insulating rock, regardless of the outside climate it shields. owners of the worst of the Australian sun may wonder why people bother to live in such an inhospitable place the answer opals back in 1915, a teenager found an opal in the middle of the Australian outback, a beautiful gem that sparkled in the dust as news of their discovery, miners spread throughout Australia picked up their pickaxes and ran to the area trying to find their fortune.

Over time, the mining settlement grew and the town now has underground hotels, churches and its own golf course above soil. The city is still full of generations. of miners searching for treasure and sometimes while digging into the rock to build a new house, they stumble upon an opal that will cover the cost of their new home. However, a word to the wise if you don't live in Cooper Petty Don. Don't go digging in your walls to find opals, all you will find are water pipes and angry neighbors. That hotel despite appearances. This building is not hidden on Mars.

This is the Eso Hotel. A building in the Chilean desert that is used to house astronomers while they conduct research at a nearby telescope observatory. Architect Fritz Auer wanted to design a building that would not spoil the natural desert landscape around the hotel, so the building is hidden between two hills with a concrete exterior that integrates with the colors of the desert that means the Southern European Observatory a joint government organization led by 16 Western European countries chose this part of the Chilean desert for their work as it is far from civilization at high altitudes above sea level and has more than 350 cloud days a year, making it the Perfect place for the organization to stargaze or sunbathe.

The hotel offers guests a swimming pool and a jungle of indoor plants to ensure that astronomers feel at home during their stay. The hotel does not only observe the stars. It's also home to them and you may remember that James Bond blew up the building in 2008's Quantum of Solace. Unfortunately, the hotel is not open to the public, so if you want to spend a night in the hidden building you'll have to become a At first glance, This ordinary barn in Mckinney, Texas looks like it should house horses and hay, but once you open the door you'll discover a penthouse-like house with a bar and all the amenities of a luxury mansion, these deceptive buildings are called barn domains built By a McKinney company called Morton Buildings the cost of converting a regular barn into a domain barn ranges from eighty thousand dollars to two hundred thousand dollars and the Morton team says thousands of houses have now been built.

Everything is bigger in Texas, but surprisingly these giant homes weren't just built in the Lone Star State. In 2009, a businessmancorrupt man from England named Alan Humans declared bankruptcy and told the authorities that he had moved into a shed at the end of his mother's garden with only $405 to his name, in reality the humans had created their own domain of barn using laundered money to build a six-bedroom mansion that was designed to look like a large green barn After an investigation, police raided the shed discovering a treasure trove of antique jewelry and oil paintings worth over eighty thousand dollars If that wasn't twisted enough, police also discovered a secret door behind a painting that led to a greenhouse where landowners were growing forty thousand dollars worth of illicit plants and I'm not talking about counterfeit daisies.

After the raid, all the ill-gotten valuables were sold at auction and Human was sentenced to six and a half years in prison in exchange for his illicit barn for iron bars. Ground tent. Living in a tent may not sound like it. glamorous, but the so-called land tent in Crete is not a tipi from above, the property looks like a series of alien symbols carved into the earth, but the space age house was designed in Greece, not Mars, created by the team of He said Architecture like me. The beauty of the land is within and the interior of the house features a huge open plan living space bathed in natural light.

Deca Architecture says that they are trying to build a house where the boundary between inside and outside is lost. Don't worry, I speak architect, what they mean is that the earth tent has no roof or doors in Deca they don't explain what happens when it rains, but fortunately the ground tent is still in the design phase, so they have many It's time to work out those details now that the topless design of the house may make you worry about burglars, but you fear that they won't even The smartest criminals will have a hard time finding the place where the earthen tent is located on top of a hill, making it almost invisible from the surrounding area, even the driveway of the house is sunk in the ground, which means you can't see the house until the moment you arrive.

I've spent many sleepless nights in tents, but a night in the dirt tent seems like my kind of camping. The next landslide is another house on the hillside designed by Deca Architecture and this house is so hidden that it is probably a health hazard from the mainland. The only visible part of the landslide is a rectangular hole dug into the ground and if you're not careful, you could easily trip over it. However, in this luxury villa there are worse holes to fall into and when you look down at the landslide you don't see dirt or worms, you see the heights of luxury.

The house has three bedrooms with bathroom, a large living room and an open kitchen, all distributed on the only long floor from the ocean, the house is a little more visible, but once the city is complete, it will be equipped with a façade of wood, which will make it even more difficult to find privacy. This place is a landslide. The next mirror cube. Above we have a hidden house that is all oak and mirrors, an optical illusion built in the middle of a forest in Sweden. The Mirror Cube is a nearly invisible treehouse surrounded by a one-way mirror that allows guests to look into the windows while remaining hidden.

The world outside the one-way mirror is actually normal glass coated with an incredibly thin layer of reflective metal like a regular mirror, when light hits the glass it is reflected back to the viewer; However, in one-way mirrors the reflective metal layer is very thin. that some sunlight passes into the mirror cube, allowing guests inside to see through the glass. A night on the houseboat starts at $559, but there's only room for two inside the room's minimalist plywood interior, with 13 cubic feet of mirrored cube. It's like a compact mirror stuffed in a bag but for introverts looking for a getaway this cozy hotel is a dream come true something tells me that the birds that live in the forest don't feel the same way If you love the mirror cube but hate it Then no themes to the heights because it is not the only house with mirrors hidden in nature.

The invisible hotel is designed to look like a toppled skyscraper lying on its side in the middle of Joshua Tree National Park, California. This horizontal skyscraper might not be. tall, but it certainly is lofty, and includes 90 acres of private property, a 100-foot pool, four king-size beds, an 86-inch TV, and a see-through electric guitar, because why not? If that strikes a chord with you, you can rent the house on Airbnb for 4,500. A free night, plenty of time to travel, although I've heard finding the place is a nightmare, down-to-earth tree houses, the Next house is an ordinary, albeit square, house with a camouflage jacket that blends into its surroundings like a rectangular commando.

This grounded treehouse is called The Juniper House and the outer fabric layer is designed to look like a group of pine trees that disguise it among the surrounding forests, designed by merman architects in Sweden. The external invisibility cloak allows the owners to live in the wild without ruining the forest landscape if they were Walking through the forest The Juniper House would definitely make you think twice, but compared to this next hidden property, its disguise is as basic as a fake mustache and glasses. Woodpile Studios is a house that is designed to look like a log pile. the true nature is only revealed when the owner decides to open the windows or come out of hiding.

The creator of the house is not a woodcutter. He is a Dutch designer named Piet Hein Eck who built the house for his friend, the musician Hans Liberg. The cozy one-room house is. the perfect getaway to allow Hans to escape into nature and disconnect from the world for a while. Sometimes we all want to leave society behind and live in the middle of the woods, but then we remember how to flush the toilets, the hot showers, and the sweet, sweet WiFi. The owner of this next hidden house solved that problem by bringing the forest to them, planting a row of trees around his property that blocks the outside world.

The reason behind this lonely garden is not just social anxiety in open farmland, the wind can get quite intense. so tall trees are often planted around buildings and fields to protect them from the weather. The privacy of this house is just a fortunate byproduct of its camouflage windbreak and living in a secluded house sounds like absolute paradise until you hear someone shout wooden jungle house the forests in Brazil. They are some of the most inhospitable places in the world, home to anacondas, tarantulas and luxury mansions. This is how it is designed by the mk27 studio. This house is located on the edge of the jungle near the city of Guarujá and is completely surrounded by nature.

Its wooden slat design helps it blend in. Due to the dense jungle vegetation in the jungle house, the rainforest creepy crawlies cannot reach it, as the entire luxury mansion is raised off the ground high above the forest floor, allowing the house rises above the canopy, giving the homeowner plenty of natural sunlight. Despite its apparent location, the house is incredibly advanced and modern, featuring a huge swimming pool, a fire pit, and several bedrooms, all spread over three separate floors. Forget King Louis in my book, whoever owns this house is the king of the jungle. Freedom Cove in the Canadian wilderness.

There is an artificial island hidden from civilization. freedom cove is the life project of artists wayne adams and katherine king, a married couple who have floated aboard the houseboat for 30 years in which the couple had always dreamed of escaping and living in nature and as the prices of Rents in their city began to rise, they decided to change course and live a less conventional lifestyle over the years. Freedom Cove has grown larger and larger with the ever-growing collection of wooden barges and boats that make up the home. The foundations are now topped with gardens, art studios, bedrooms and a dance floor.

All of this was completely hand-made by the couple without the use of power tools, the hard work fueled by a diet of garden-grown vegetables and fish caught by Wayne Fish who occasionally weighed him down in the comfort of his couch through from a hole in the floor of his living room. On the rare occasions when they have to leave the island, the couple jokes that they feel dizzy because their bodies have acclimated to floating around 24/7. I don't plan to move out of Freedom Cove and I want to live aboard until the end, go down with the ship.

Cliff Haven. This next hidden cave house is much more than just a hole in the wall. Cliff Haven is a haven for introverts. Spacious off-ground home that was hand carved into the side of a cliff in the late '80s. The home is 20 minutes from the town of Monticello, Utah, tucked away on 12 acres of private land with an orchard and vineyard . Solar panels. and rainwater collection tanks with all those amenities, the antisocial owner can be completely self-sufficient by hiding in the cave house forever. If that lifestyle sounds too lonely, then the home also contains three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a two-car garage, meaning there's more than enough room to invite a friend over—I mean, who wouldn't want to move to Utah. and live like the most elegant caveman in the world.

I know, yeah, so if you had the chance, which of these hard-to-find houses would you hide in? Let me know in the comments and thanks for watching.