Thursday 22 September 2022 10:20 AM California maze-house with no hallway floorplan back on sale as Australians are ... trends now
A bizarrely designed home that sold for $1.16million in America has left Aussies dumbfounded that the floorplan shows is no entrance hallway to connect rooms.
The four-bedroom home in Glendora, southeast California, was sold last May but has resurfaced on a real estate website.
In Australian the house could not be legally sold as one of the bedrooms is in the middle of the house with no window or access to natural light.
A $1.6million house being sold in Glendora, southeast California is creating a sensation online because of its whacky floorplan
The floor plan suggests that the to get from the living room to the master bedroom you would have to walk through five other rooms
At least that interior bedroom is handy to the two bathrooms, unlike the living room, from which if the floorplan is accurate you need to walk around five outside rooms of the house when nature calls.
If you wanted to get to the master bedroom from the living room it'll take a trip around the entire house, including through the kitchen, laundry, the oddly named 'bonus room' and bathroom.
To get outside for a dip in the pool and spa you have to go through the laundry.
In the maze-like design it is almost impossible to just go from one room to another at the other end of the house without long detours.
If someone was staying in the centre bedroom, the one without the window, they'd need to walk through a bathroom, bonus room and laundry room to get to the kitchen.
While the listing suggests a second door on the living room had been left off the floorplan, it appears there is one according to interior shots.
This interior shot of the living room shows the front door, which doesn't open to an entrance hallway
However, this shot of the living room shows that there is a doorway that doesn't appear on the floorplan
The master bedroom is not easy to get to from the other end of the house, if the floorplan is to be
