For Sale: Spacious geodesic home with indoor slide
A unique geodesic home is on the market in Eden Prairie. It?s a home you?ve likely never seen before because it?s hidden away off of the road and surrounded by trees. It?s equal parts elegant and fun house. Some of the features include a hidden door to the theater room, a two-story indoor slide to the amusement room and a treetop deck off the master suite. The home was built in the 70?s but completely renovated in the last 10 years. It?s 8,000 square feet and sits on nearly 2 acres with a waterfall, fire pit and meandering garden paths. For more information on the home you can check out the listing from Edina Realty.
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