It sure looks all sleek and clean and modern.
Appropriately, entry is directly into the yoga room, so you can get loosened up first.
Really get going with a few rounds on the indoor running track…
…then a few more in the lap pool.
Before settling down to domesticity, you can get cleaned up in the humdinger of a locker room.
Careful, though. With “room for a tour bus” in the garage, you may have unexpected company.
I had to see it on google maps. It is different, and the cabinets aren’t my style! Lol
Is it a house or an office building with beds instead of desks? It looks cool, but doesn’t seem very cozy.
@Colleen: For some reason, I didn’t bother to look at the place on google maps or street view. Now that I have – thanks to your mention of it, Colleen – I see it not only looks like a health club, but also a minimum security prison. (Some of us would say they’re the same thing.) And there’s just a hint of a self-exiled scientific think-tank with overtones of cultishness.
I also see that not one of these imaginary entities (nor the home’s owners) have done much in the way of landscaping. The front yard is a sizable expanse of nothing but patchy grass. (Water restrictions are a bitch.) I dunno, maybe the lack of foliage is meant to accentuate the curve of the road which seems to be the inspiration for the home’s curved form. Even though they’re sort of anchor-less out front, the architect should have stuck with curves; the western wing (by the enclosed parking area) is about as homely a big boxy block as I’ve ever seen.