Can’t quite remember the names of the stories and authors but Robert Heimlein wrote a short story about a 4 dimensional house and there’s another short story somewhere called a Street Car Named Mobius.
Both stories did little to explain the science behind them to me but are enjoyable none the less.
Heinlein did write “And He Built A Crooked House”. Great story, too. A house built in the form of a three-dimensional shadow of a hypercube gets folded four-dimensionally into a real hypercube with fourth dimensional shortcuts. One of Heinlein’s funniest.
The ISFDB is down for some reason, but I think A Streetcar Mamed Mobius is by Jack Finny. I’m not positive by any means and on second thought the name seems to cute for Finny. Maybe Fredric Brown or William Tenn? I remember the title, but I can’t remember anything about the story. I know I’ve read it though.
Fenris