Concrete Dome Home That Had Been Left To Rot Returns to the Market for $500K After Jaw-Dropping Renovation

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An eye-catching monolithic concrete dome home with midcentury-inspired features has been brought to the market in Michigan after undergoing a jaw-dropping renovation that saw its price more than quadruple in just two years. The distinctive residence in Brighton, MI, has been listed for $499,900, having last changed hands in 2023, when the current owners snapped it up for just $87,000.Offering 2,457 square feet of uniquely designed space, the four-bedroom property features curved walls, circular windows, and skylights.When the sellers bought the home, it needed quite a bit of work. Since purchasing it, they have transformed both the exterior and interior into a stylish, one-of-a-kind residence.Before-and-after video footage shared by local real estate agent Meghan Zoll of Zoll Homes reveals the true extent of the work put into the property by its current owners—shedding light on the disastrous state the dome home had been left in when they bought it. Loading...An eye-catching monolithic concrete dome home with midcentury-inspired features has been brought to the market in Michigan after undergoing a jaw-dropping renovation that saw its price more than quadruple in just two years.Car...

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