Wisconsin’s Iconic Crayola House Could Be Yours For $1,175,000

Wisconsin is no stranger to eye-catching architecture. However, no other building in the state commands attention quite like the Crayola House. Aptly named, the massive abode is adorned in bold hues reminiscent of - you guessed it - Crayola crayons. It’s like a childhood dream brought to life and it could all be yours…for a hefty $1,175,000 price tag. Alright, so purchasing the home may be out of the question, but that doesn’t mean you can’t gawk at pictures and do a little daydreaming. Take a look:

Realtor.com recently debuted its most colorful listing to date – the Crayola House in Oostburg.

The boldly-colored abode is listed for a whopping $1,175,000! It’s a hefty price tag; however, the one-of-a-kind home is truly a masterpiece – and an eye-catching one at that.

But the notable features don’t end with the bold hues that adorn the home.

Location is another major plus – it’s situated on Lake Michigan. Oh, and did we mention it includes 190 feet of private shoreline?!

Inside, you’ll find 4,400 square feet of luxury, spanning two levels.

The five-bedroom home boasts lots of high-end features, such as two living rooms, a sunroom, polished concrete floors, and vaulted ceilings.

Floor-to-ceiling windows are another perk, and you’ll find them (along with the Lake Michigan views they offer) in every room of the house.

A chef’s kitchen and wraparound balcony are also among the home’s notable features.

Not surprisingly, the ultra-modern home graced the pages of Architectural Digest in 2007.

Since then, it’s drawn a great deal of attention and has received several nicknames, including the Lego House, Clown House, and of course, Crayola House.

Want to know more about the Crayola House? Click here to check out the listing on Realtor.com.

So, did you know about this colorful abode? Ever seen it in person? Know of another unique home in the Badger State? Tell us in the comments section.

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