Did you know that the city of Albany has its very own volcano? The Foam Volcano Home is a unique dwelling constructed of expanded polyurethane foam and formed to look like a volcano covered with hardened lava. While it’s not going to explode anytime soon, this one-of-a-kind home belongs on every Oregonian’s bucket list. Check it out:

Tucked away on a quiet residential street in Albany, Oregon, the Foam Volcano House is an incredible sight to behold.
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Constructed of expanded polyurethane foam that has been formed to look like a volcano covered with hardened lava, this unique home is like something out of an episode of "The Flintstones."
Facebook/Albany Foam Volcano Home
The foam-augmented dwelling belongs to the owner of local business Sprayfoam Inc., Steve Fletcher.
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Features include a roof shaped like a mountain volcano, a cascading 15-foot waterfall and a 30-foot-long pool that is home to nearly 200 huge fish. There are trout, carp, bass and even sturgeon.
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The foam home is one of Fletcher's creative foam masterpieces around town. He has built boats, motorcycle covers, a dog bed and much more out of foam.
Facebook/Albany Foam Volcano Home
A visit to this one-of-a-kind structure in Oregon promises to be a delight experience for the young and the young at heart.
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The Foam Volcano Home is located at 430 NE Geary St, Albany, OR 97321.

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For more amazing houses in the Beaver State, check out our previous article: You’ll Want To Visit These 14 Houses In Oregon For Their Incredible Pasts.

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