A rare, bright-yellow geodesic dome-shaped home has just hit the market in Central Florida.
The home features a completely modern and updated two-story interior at 1736 Lemon St., in DeLand.
Originally built in 2003, the four-bedroom, three-bath house sits on a 1.25-acre lot. The energy-efficient and storm-resistant home also comes with a paved front patio, fruit trees and a butterfly garden.
Geodesic dome homes have become increasingly popular not only because of their oddball shape, but because they’re virtually natural-disaster-proof. They’re often designed with extreme weather like flooding and hurricanes in mind and built with fire-proof materials. And with increasingly concerning effects of climate change on the rise, more and more people are looking for a dome home.
The DeLand home is currently listed for $570,000 and is being handled by Terrie White with Lpt Realty.
