10 Incredible Houses You Won’t Believe Exist

10 Incredible Houses You Won’t Believe Exist

They say “Home is Where You Make It” - whether it’s a simple hut by the beach, a floating home on the ocean or even a treehouse, home can be anything you want it to be. It is that one place where you come to rest and unwind after a stressful day. It’s a place that you can share with your loved ones or escape from the crowds when you need to. While some of us have pretty traditional houses, some people out there have gotten very creative at making their homes and came up with ideas that are out of this world! Today we’ll be looking at 10 Incredible Houses You Won’t Believe Exist. We’ll have a bit of everything when it comes to living spaces: big and small, wide and narrow, above cliffs and even underwater! Stay tuned all the way to the end and don’t miss my number one pick! It’s a house that I’m one hundred percent sure you didn’t know it exists. So, let’s begin!

The House on The Rock

When we think of houses surrounded by water, we either think of boats or island living. Well, the first unique house of this list is in the middle of the water, but it’s standing on a rock. You can find it on the Drina river in Serbia. It got people’s attention after being mentioned in big publications such as the Daily Mail and National Geographic. If you think that having a house on top of a rock is impressive enough, wait until you hear the story behind it. It all happened back in 1968 when a group of friends, tired of swimming against the current of the Drina River, decided to get some rest on top of the rock. They immediately got bothered by the rough surface of the rock and went back to the shore to bring back some boards on which they could lay on. Right after that, they decided to put the boards vertically and use them as cover. And just like that, this group of boys came up with the idea for a house on top of a rock. The house is now one of Serbia’s most treasured places. It’s a great spot to connect with nature, enjoying the river and the forest around.

Keret House

I told you we have some narrow houses on this list. Well, ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce you to: Keret House, the narrowest house in the world! This space was created by Jakub Szczesny, a Polish Architect who claims this is the world’s narrowest house with only 122 centimeters long at its widest point. And don’t let the looks fool you - this house is narrow, but this attribute is what makes it so space efficient and interesting. According to Szczesny, all the furniture had to be perfectly customized and pushed to fit into this space. It is designed for one single inhabitant, for someone who likes to work and stay at home! More specifically, this house is designed for traveling writers who need their own space. I guess that makes sense. One flight of stairs takes you into the study room and bathroom, and a ladder leads you up to the bedroom. What else can a writer need? It’s definitely narrow, but the architect definitely made it quite cozy and inviting. Who would have thought you could fit a house into such a small space? While the house was intended to stay up for just two years, it is already a Warsaw Icon and a landmark on the tourist maps for visitors of this Polish city.

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[andrewsalazar]

Glad I fast forward to see if the screen shot actually was one of the houses.. of course it wasn’t.

[yylkyez]

So the house on the cover the reason why i clicked to watch isn’t even a house in the video. wow total bs

[naomiwilson]

So cool how they mix in architecture with the surrounding nature.

[dukiedoggo]

When I went to high school in Chicago where I was born and raised, we had a field trip to some of the Frank Lloyd Wright houses. One was built around a tree and another was built for a midget and we all had to lean over to walk through it! And I'm short! The man was an absolute genius.

[mutitaem]

hey be nice this is educational for everyone

[kookookurt]

That house over the waterfall is amazing. Piece of art!

[peety]

I loved the waterfall house! And the floating seahorse.

[tatioliveira]

Roses are red, the sky is blue, I was fooled by the thumb just as were you

[Thorinox]

I have driven by the Flintstone house several times, always wanted to stop and look and take pictures and such but never could. :/

[BeyondFacts]

The Keret House is quite interesting but the waterfall house is amazing. Great Video 🙏

[catclark]

That 'egg house' is not a house, it's a room. It has no bathroom, kitchen etc, things that make a house a house.

[insomniacshow]

Stunning! I wish hah, I think it would be pretty awesome to stay in any of those, especially the falling waterfall one. ❤️

[calvinninjutsuluthewerewol]

i love the water fall house or the house on a rock in the middle of the river

[abigailstuhlsatz]

love the floating seahorse its amazing

[aceshockney]

Frank lloyd wright is who created falling water and he is an amazing architect known for his unique buildings.

[woudgy]

The so-called Flintstone House was actually designed by William Nicholson in 1976 and it’s only a coincidence that it resembles the house in the cartoon. The current owner decided to embrace the resemblance by painting it the current colours and adding dinosaurs outside.

[daxxr]

I'm amazed - a list channel that actually discusses sources and history behind the items. Well done :D

[nanalala]

Thank you for explaining what a home is and what to do there! This clarifies things. 🙄

[Mgtowfreedom]

I can see the airplane house idea really taking off 😂

[deegee]

My favorite is Fallingwater, the waterfall house in Pennsylvania. It's pretty amazing on the inside, too. It's the only one on the list I've ever seen in real life.