WOW! In my quest for the unique I have discovered the Trilobis 65 - a boat that is a home with an under water observation deck. I’m not for the ultra modern/spaceshipish look normally, but I really like this thing.
What say you? Would you live in one?
The low ceilings would freak me out.
If I can moor it in the Turks & Caicos, then I’d do it in a heartbeat. Lake Ontario? Not so much. Also, I’d have to get a divorce first. My wife is afraid of the water.
Theoretically, I’d move in a second.
In reality, I don’t think that my current lifestyle would allow it, even if I could somehow afford it. I don’t care what they say about the strength of the material, I have faith in my kids ability to destroy anything once they’ve decided to.
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Theoretically, I would love to. However, I’m sure I will never make enough money to be able to afford one. If I ever did get one, I would probably want it customized. For instance, instead of the six beds, just one king size (what would hubby and I do with 5 other beds?).
Awesome idea though. Have any been built? (I only skimmed the article)
That’s amazingly cool.
I’d rather die than live in one, but it’s amazingly cool nonetheless.
Basically a very cool, multi-level houseboat, for a very, very cool $4-5 million.
I suppose as a nifty toy after I won the Powerball Lottery of $400 million…and maybe park it in the Bahamas, or off the Isle of Crete although I am not quite sure how much fun that sail across the Atlantic would be in it.
I think the best idea would be to buy five and get that wharf pod, and then rent them out to rich tourists…so, if anyone has an extra $20-25 million they want to invest, let me know and I will scout out some locations.
Would I live in it? Sure. But location would be the main selling point. Probably wouldn’t be a lot of fun to have it docked on Lake Michigan near Gary, Indiana.
Would it allow you to survive a tsunami?
Or, how fast would it let you boat out of the way?
I’d say yeah, so long as none of us were the sea-sick type. Though I’d prefer it for a vacation home, if I were rich enough to afford it in the first place.
Nay, says I.
I’d rather live in a coastal community and spend time on the water in a traditional boat.
In theory, I’d love to live in a boat like that.
In reality, I’d probably develop extreme anxiety over the glass breaking or something, so I’d never be able to enjoy it.