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Invisible House in the middle of the desert hits the market for $18 million

The Invisible House is an architectural masterpiece with some incredible quirks. Not only is it made out of mirrors, but it also has a swimming pool that takes up 50 percent of the usable space.

Published on Jan 16, 2023 at 6:23PM (UTC+4)

Last updated on Jan 21, 2023 at 2:31AM (UTC+4)

Edited by Kate Bain
Joshua Tree Invisible House exterior, hero image

Hollywood producer Chris Hanley has built an ‘ Invisible House ‘ and is selling it for $18 million.

The house is in the middle of Joshua Tree National Park in California and is absolutely mind-blowing.

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The home is completely covered in mirrors, carefully positioned to reflect the surrounding landscape.

It’s designed to create a chameleon-like effect, giving the illusion that the house isn’t even there.

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The home used to be available for rent (at $150,000 per month) and several artists have used it as a set for their music videos.

Alicia Keys, Demi Lovato, the Chainsmokers and several other celebrities have leased the Invisible House for their projects.

Now the home is for sale, Aaron Kirman and Matt Adamo of AKG | Christie’s International Real Estate held the listing.

Despite its playful nature, the home incorporates state-of-the-art tech features to make it usable even though it’s in the middle of the desert.

The walls, for example, are made of heat-reflecting glass, which means the house is always cool inside.

Speaking of the interior, when you open the door you’ll find a kitchen, a living room, a dining room, and three en-suite bedrooms.

The Invisible House also has a 100-foot indoor pool, which actually covers nearly 50 percent of the usable surface inside the house.

The whole house has been designed to look super sleek and futuristic.

And with one way mirrors that appear as windows from inside, there’s no lack of sunlight inside the home.

No one knows whether the soon-to-be new owner will decide to actually live in it or rent it out.

If they decided to rent it out for profit, at $150,000 per month, it would take about 10 years to recoup the investment.

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