A married couple acquired a plot of land in the picturesque terrace of Arizona. But then they encountered a problem: due to the features of the rocky landscape there was no appropriate place for the construction of the house. Instead of aligning the plot, the spouses simply blew up the part of the rock and equipped themselves the dwelling in the resulting cave.
Cathy and Randy Clark Bought a plot in Canyon Chulo (Bisbee), Arizona. That's just 15 hectares of the Earth, there was no place for building. The area is so quickened by the cliffs that there was no place to build a cottage. When Katie and her husband heard an explosion down the street, they at first were very frightened. But then they were explained that a neighbor increases her living area so much. Spouses understood that this is how they will make a house and themselves.
At first, Katie was very afraid that their home with stone walls would resemble a gloomy cave. But for several years, Clarki equipped a cozy dwelling with an area of 277 square meters. meters.
The cave has three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a kitchen, a library, a workshop, a game room and a variety of auxiliary rooms. Today, the "cave" house of the Clark family is estimated at $ 987,000.
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