We love distinctive, quirky properties.
However few can evaluate to the Falcon Nest residence in Prescott, Arizona.
And whereas the property may additionally be generally known as The Palsolaral Home, we’re going to maintain referring to it because the Falcon Nest — a title match for a villain’s lair, a slightly acceptable potential function for this quirky home.
The 10-story residence, designed by Phoenix architect Sukumar Pal, is a novel residence that after held the title of “world’s tallest residence”, which it misplaced in favor of the South Mumbai residence of enterprise magnate Mukesh Ambani — a real high-rise, counting 27 tales.
And if you’d like a house that’s actually distinctive (and don’t thoughts relocating to the Copper State), know that the Falcon Nest house is headed for public sale on Could 25. Which means you’ll be able to snag the architectural surprise for significantly much less that the $1.5 million price ticket, with the bid beginning at $750,000.
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The 6,200-square-feet of dwelling area are neither widespread, nor forgettable.
That includes expansive glass ceilings and hanging views that stretch for miles, the Falcon Nest’s interiors are equally distinctive as its exteriors, making it a real architectural rarity.
With three bedrooms and 4 baths, the Palsolaral Home additionally comes with a formidable 2,000-square-foot solarium, additionally geared up with two bedrooms, two baths, and a kitchen.
A hydraulic elevator offers entry from the storage stage to the sixth flooring. With minimal vitality consumption, a small footprint, and using pure components to warmth and funky the house free from price, the house exemplifies passive photo voltaic applied sciences and various energy sources.
If you happen to’re contemplating becoming a member of the public sale that takes place on Could 25, 2017 on Concierge Auctions’ cell bidding app, right here’s a photograph tour of the distinctive property:
