For more information on Edmonton or
Sherwood Park real estate, contact me at:
Ralph Henze
RE/MAX Advantage
Cell: 780-918-7885
Office: 780-464-4100
email: ralphhenze@gmail.com
For more information on Edmonton or
Sherwood Park real estate, contact me at:
Ralph Henze
RE/MAX Advantage
Cell: 780-918-7885
Office: 780-464-4100
email: ralphhenze@gmail.com
Wow Glenn, that house is fantastic! Must have been a great place to stay!
Jan
Hi Ralph & Jan~ I like the new title, Amazing Architecture. Very fitting!
Ralph and Janet- one question... do the landings also have a supply of oxygen??? LOL
I'm not sure how I missed this one, but I'm glad Kathy featured it this week. This is really interesting. yes, a lot of steps...a good way to get a lot of exercise. I love the high ceilings and how you can look down from the floors above. LOL on the rest areas. Very smart.
Good morning Ralph & Janet,
I came over from Kathy's post this morning and can see why this was one of her Ah-ha moments. This is truly an amazing house..so many steps but then it was a water tower in it's previous life! A great share!!
Ralph and Janet - like Donna the stairs would be a killer for me but I love the idea of disguising the water tower as a very unique looking house and then converting it to a home when no longer needed.
Pity the did not install an elevator during the conversion.
Hi Debbie! I would definitely love to stay here one day! I loved their mention of the rest areas, I would need them!
Jan
Hi Dorie, I love this place! Can you imagine seeing it from a distance? It would be fantastic to see a house sitting above the trees!
Hi Kathy, an elevator would have made this place perfect! Can you imagine moving the pool table to the top floor?
One thing about it - the residents wouldn't have to take up power walking to get their exercise.
And there would be no need of gym memberships Marte! Just think of all the savings!
Jan
I love this house! Great article! Could you imagine doing the CMA's on this listing! Talk about CMA's being an art form!
Just came over from Kathy's blog-what a fabulous house-so interesting that each floor is its own room-who was the architect? No one can gain any weight in this house with all those steps to climb!
Ralph and Janet....how fun! It's amazing the creativity in how people bring old things back to life in the form of livable space. Very cool place to vacation at!
Ralph: I don't know about you, or about anyone else, but I'd be scared as heck to live in a place like this. Fearful of waking up in the middle of the night as the place is toppling over.
Monique, it would be kind of difficult finding comparables wouldn't it!
Nan, glad you liked it!
Joanna, the original water tower was designed by F. Forbes Glennie in 1923. Not sure who did the interior when it was done in 1987.
Anna, the creativity of some architects is truly amazing! I love it when they use something that wasn't originally meant to be a house.
Karen, I know what you mean, I'm afraid of heights! It's been standing since 1923 though so I think it's pretty safe.
Hey, guys, when I saw the picture, I immediately thought it was an old windmill, turned into a house. I never thought of a water tower.
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