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Home»Architecture»Dream home»Geo-dome house provides you with a magical living experience

Geo-dome house provides you with a magical living experience

Daniel TejBy Daniel TejJanuary 6, 2017No Comments2 Mins Read
Geo-dome house by John and Penny Smith
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Geo-dome house in Mount Nelson was built in the mid-1970s by Tasmanian artists John and Penny Smith. This fiberglass Geo-dome house is without any doubt one of the most remarkable homes that was ever constructed in the greater Hobart area. This unique residence won many accolades for its architecture. Now after 40 years it still look terrific, exactly the same when it was first built. And to top it off it proves to be a perfect construction that provides your family with a magical living experience.

Built on two acres of grassy ground the property witness a low maintenance gardens and abundance of bird life. Unique fiberglass Geo-dome has airy and bright interiors and its distinctive circular roof makes the structure stand out.

READ MORE: Uniquely shaped Dome Home located in Paremoremo, Auckland’s northern outskirts

The accommodation includes a central kitchen area that leads to the bedrooms and bathroom. Whereas front and rear doors lead out to a timber deck, perfect to sit around and enjoy the tranquil outdoors. The property also has three double bedrooms with built-in robes, plus a built-in timber bunk and desk.

This wonderful architecture has a separate studio and a workshop that can be used for any number of purposes. Ample parking space offers vehicles best of the places to rest on. Original and immaculately built Geo-dome house is only a few minutes away from the local shops and schools.

Geo-dome house by John and Penny Smith
Unique fiberglass Geo-dome has airy and bright interiors
Geo-dome house by John and Penny Smith
Timber deck, perfect to sit around and enjoy the tranquil outdoors
Geo-dome house by John and Penny Smith
Classic interiors of the home
Geo-dome house by John and Penny Smith
Triangular shaped windows of Geo-dome house
Geo-dome house by John and Penny Smith
Bedroom of the house
Geo-dome house by John and Penny Smith
Built-in robes of dome house
Geo-dome house by John and Penny Smith
Distinctive circular roof makes the structure stand out 
Geo-dome house by John and Penny Smith
Beautiful wooden work
Geo-dome house by John and Penny Smith
Geo-dome house by John and Penny Smith

Via: RealEstate

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Daniel is a budding blogger who loves to put forward his ideas along with keeping you updated with new and interesting things in this world. Finding facts and presenting them in an interesting way is the best thing he likes about writing.

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