Asked whether there are bats or bugs in the cave, Curt Sleeper replied: “No cat or two will not handle.” The owner also stated that after this experience, he “will never again live in a box.” Sadly enough, the family faced with financial problems and they are unlikely to buy a house in the future. How unfair. You may not see coming, but the house is unusual is all-equipped: electric lights, the actual water and sewer system maintenance all taken from the owner. The welcome has three levels and not less than 37 sliding glass doors to serve as windows. This reduces the need for artificial lighting to the maximum. Before moving, the air quality tests are made and fitted three-lowering. How many of you are thinking about living in a remote area, without disturbing the neighbors and the environment, a refugee of tranquility and peace? In this post we want to show you how this idea can be brought to life. This extraordinary cave houses belong to Curt and Deborah Sleeper and is located in Festus, St Louis. The family had bought the place several years ago and succeeded in turning the cave into the house home.
