A Sand Dollar House in Texas
A Waterfront Sand Dollar House in Texas
I would never have guessed a sand dollar house would be in Texas. This architectural wonder for sale was designed by John Covert Watson, an apprentice of Frank Lloyd Wright.
The listing doesn’t call it a sand dollar house, but it sure looks like one. The listing does say it is a “living sculpture-a view sanctuary for those seeking solitude, beauty, and totally unique home.”
Apparently, the sand dollar house was built for someone named “Eugenia Hunt to serve as her art studio” and that “the stories are legendary on the building process.” Whoa, this is one heck of a big art studio.
The lookout and the rest of the house at this angle have a Jetson house of the future look and the round window reminds me of the Flintstones house.
This Unusual House is:
“Perched on a wooded bluff” and “architecture blends outdoors with the indoors and maximizes water and sunset views through the glass facade.”
Welcome to the future or the Bedrock past. This house is something out of this world, definitely not the norm. Let’s go inside this architectural wonder.
I like my creature comforts too much to want to sit on these modern chairs but they look fun.
Gorgeous tile color. I don’t know why but the curved shaped countertop makes me dizzy.
I love this aerial photo showing how much the house looks like a sand dollar.
Head to Estately to see more photos of this house. If you want to live here, she has three bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths. $1,075,000
Thanks to Candace Ramiraz for finding this unusual house.
The Sand Dollar house reminds me of the Seashell House in Mexico that you can stay in while on vacation. Take a look!
Love this post. awesome house and beautiful location.
Looks gorgeous! I would have loved this house!
I still remember the first time I found you and your adorable cottage and fell in love.
I think my Mom loved sand dollars too. I am always so happy to hear from you Jenny.
I definitely wouldn’t want to live in the house, but it might be fun for a vacation.
I want this house! I love sand dollars. It’s simplicity calls my name even more. So, I guess I am in love with this unique house.
It would be easy to say where you lived. I think everyone in the area would know the house.
What a stunning home, Sue. It really is like the Jetson’s home. The interior elements are just beautiful! I love the grounds so much – gosh, how wonderful to be able to enjoy that luxury. What a great find, Sue!
Astro on the treadmill Cyndi! I forgot about that and never made the connection to today’s treadmills so thank you for that. Hope your weather is better now.
You hit the nail on the head regarding the Jetson’s house – one of my favorite cartoons as a kid. I loved how George would always take the Astro for a walk on the treadmill. Little did we realize that many of us would be taking ourselves for similar walks at the gym. lol