Ivy-Covered Roof Hides an Underground Ohio Home on the Market
An earth-sheltered home in Huron, Ohio, built mostly underground with an ivy- and myrtle-covered roof that must be mowed, is listed for $850,000. The 2,100-square-foot ranch sits on about eight acres along the Huron River and features skylights, three bedrooms, two baths, and ample natural light. The property includes a gazebo, a log cabin, a workshop, and about 250 feet of waterfront, with a 30-minute boat ride to Lake Erie; its price reflects its unique, one-off nature with few local comps.
