Despite the apparent state of disrepair, this multi-dome home is only a little over ten years old.

Looks like a dream that was just never quite realized.

If you’ve got an interest in living in rural northern Minnesota, the dream can be yours for just $74,900.

With nearly 8 acres, there’s apparently plenty of room on the property to set up camp while you work on finishing the domes.

Bonus: In addition to the multi-dome, you get a hangar!

Scratch that… Two hangars!

Over on the Zillow listing, they’ve got some extra photos, including a complete set of floor plan drawings:

This one is pretty darn cool. If I had $75k lying around I would be seriously tempted to buy it to turn it into my own little rural retreat.

This listing is for a 680 square foot, single-bedroom condo in what looks like a relatively small building.

I guess when you’ve only got 680 square feet to photograph, you get a little bored…

Who could have guessed that 3745 Harriet Ave S would be located at the corner of 38th & Harriet?

So, is the buyer of this condo required to perform the “revolutionary Cuban cooking,” or do they just have to smell it all day every day?

Huh. So 3745 Harriet Ave S has the numbers 3745 on it. Weird.

This seller really likes tiger rugs.

Where do you even find tiger-patterned carpet?

Tiger throw rugs in the kitchen…

…in the living room…

…and in the, um, whatever room that is.

You can find many more tigers—er, I mean photos on the “virtual tour.”

From the listing description:

You will need to restore utilities and update mechanicals before moving in.

…and flush the toilet.

Whoa that is some seriously dizzying wallpaper.

Speaking of walls, apparently the former occupant of this home went mad and chose this room as the vessel for their insane screed. Also, I really hope that isn’t blood on the floor there under the window.

This place gives me the creeps.

I wonder what this seller’s favorite color is?

To be fair, most of the interior is adorned in a relatively ordinary color scheme. But the exterior and that bedroom… wow.

I’m glad they put a caption on there, otherwise I might have thought that the guy on stilts was included with the home. Actually wait now I’m not sure, maybe he actually is?

Um. I don’t actually see any wildflowers in that photo.

This is the only one of the 62 photos without a caption. How are we supposed to know what we’re looking at? It’s a total mystery!

Okay there, that’s better.

Um, I think we need to have a talk about what constitutes a “home theater.” I don’t think you can just throw some theater chairs into a narrow hallway and call it a “theater.”

But hey, at least there are lions.

Rawr.

Who’s “up” for some ping pong? No? Not to worry, you can get serious work done in this home, too.

As long as you can work with all the blood rushing to your head, that is.

Nine of the eleven photos of this home are of the exterior or the view. Which sort of makes sense, given that the home sits on half an acre of lake front property.

If the rest of this home’s 4,519 square feet look anything like the two rooms they did include photos of… well let’s just say that I’m not too surprised this foreclosed home was apparently pulled off the market without selling.

Sometimes I wonder when I find sideways photos like this if they’re just trying to make it harder to notice how terrible the house is.

I mean, this place was so bad, the previous resident abandoned their wheelchair to escape it!

Probably the unrotated photos are just due to listing agent incompetency though.