Flaws Exposed: Cave House | World's Most Unique Airbnb by Levi Kelly
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
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I'm diving into one of the most unique homes on the planet-the Dunlap Hollow Cave House, featured in Levi Kelly's 2024 World's Most Unique Airbnb tour! This 1500sqft cave has been converted into a house with a mesmerizing dark academia interior design, complete with goth arches, vintage furniture, and decor that would make even cavemen drool. With 2 bedrooms (4 beds) and 2 baths, this is a tour you don't want to miss!
Levi Kelly's tour of this cave house is impressive, but let's see if living in a cave house is truly viable. Throughout this video, I expose the flaws of the Dunlap Hollow Cave House and discuss how practical it is as a home. From the vintage furniture to the goth arches, this cave house has it all, but is it really practical?
In addition to exploring the details of this amazing case house, I'll be drawing comparisons to mansion tours by Enes Yilmazer, who is known for showcasing luxurious homes. While Enes Yilmazer's mansion tours are grand, they often come with their own set of flaws. We'll look at how these flaws compare to those in the cave house.
Levi Kelly's attention to detail in this cave house tour is commendable. The unique design elements Levi Kelly highlights, such as the vintage furniture and goth arches, make this cave house stand out. But is this cave house practical for everyday living? We'll dive into that question throughout the video.
Join me as I dive deep into the design, practicality, and overall appeal of the Dunlap Hollow Cave House. Whether you're a fan of unique homes or mansion tours, this video has something for you. Levi Kelly has truly outdone himself with this tour, and I'll be sure to mention all the critical aspects Levi Kelly covers in this stunning cave house.
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There’s actually a video where the owner is interviewed and the cave is actually leaking really really bad inside the bedroom on the right side as well as the outside. I mean that leak was bad. So Arvin is spot on.
Didn’t know that … thanks for letting us know
The moisture problems are most likely why it’s an Airbnb and not a permanent residence.
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1964: I bet we’ll have flying cars in the near future!
2024: We’re back to living in caves…
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Your long format videos are the best!! Definitely more educational that 90% of other Real Estate videos on RUclips!
Great Channel!
thanks will keep them coming
@@ArvinHaddadOfficial Amazing!! thanks my friend!
Yeah love the long format
This home will always be an Airbnb
Hashtag why
The people who own this run a vacation company. This property actually has cabins and other facilities for people to come and vacation at so this property isn’t for sale and they only built this as part of that facility to rent out for people for vacations.
The Hocking Hills area is to Columbus, OH what Joshua Tree is to LA. It’s a popular park for people to get away from the city and go hiking, horseback riding etc. it’s also full of unique airbnbs that are vey popular. This was built from the ground up to be a vacation rental.
@jamielancaster01 oh I see. They have no intention of selling & only put the ridiculously low price to attract attention online & waste peoples time. That makes a lot more sense. Knowing the hyper inflation going on in the usa & seeing many 200k$ homes selling for 2mil$+. This cave home destined for a trust fund brat, would never be put for sale for les than a mil
it is and it starts at 800/night! Plus cleaning fee! lmao
It’s 2am here on the East coast but I’d be damned if I’m going to bed before I watch Arvin’s new video!
ur my man
@@ArvinHaddadOfficial Great channel, greetings from Belgium.
Roots have a tendency to find little cracks and crevice in rocks. Those roots would make them bigger and water seeps in.
guarantee you these folks have the chore of spackling concrete every other week where the water and the bugs have found or created a new crevice in the rock formation.
@@mazhar1980 Today's American home repair includes lots of spackle, duct tape and paint to cover imperfections.
correct
Nice home made from a cage. Slip? Maybe.
Yep. Tree roots either grow horizontally or vertically. Where I live, they grow horizontally and they attacked our drainage pipe (which, built in 1965, they used clay pipes) which cost a bit over $6k to replace. Trees and their roots pretty much keep growing until the tree dies, so each year those trees are pushing their way in, little by little.
If you thought Enes was a hype man for these properties Levi is on another level. Everything is amazing to him. I'm not a fan of him sounding like he's whispering to us. No neighbors for 40 acres I don't think he is going to disturb anyone.
It might be the effect of the forest. At Uni, we went to a forest for a field trip. In the midst of the tall trees and the silence and talking among ourselves, I had to ask, "Why are we whispering?" There was a big laugh, people tried to talk normally, but it was an effort.
Enes couldn't stop telling you all therocks on the ceilings were bookmatched.
Well Levi tours much cheaper homes so the standards aren't as high anyways. Let the man enjoy cabins lmao
@@markusgorelli5278 That's a funny story. I have family that work and live on a huge farm. As a kid every summer we would go and stay with them for a couple of weeks. The adults and the kids all spoke really loud. I always wondered why they spoke so loud I reasoned that it might be because they have to yell to each other when they are working the fields because it's just so huge and then it just becomes habit but I don't know.
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I am super picky and since I’ve seen cave house before, my expectations were pretty low. This cave house Is gorgeous. Soooooo well done. Unbelievably beautiful. Bravo
So nice that you are giving so many positive comments! Makes it much more enjoyable to watch!
I think you're right about the hot tub and fireplace in terms of design and taste, but this is a $300,000 property, so I think you're asking a little too much. Not that you're wrong, but your suggestions cost substantial amounts of money and that may be more appropriate for a future project rather than a reasonable expectation at the current price point.
ya you have a point
As Enes would say, your commentary was incredible.
The bathroom hotbox situation killed the whole vibe for me 😅
Congrats on nearly 30k followers. People love your honest reviews and learning what to look for. I like the Enes ones best. Because I watch his channel too.
House is pretty but my first thought was water...followed by bugs and you hit on both.
Levi must be bored to death to count every book there. I think it's nice you plugged his channel.
Thanks I feel like he sells the feeling of living there more than the features of the space
What a start: "those who cannot afford a house... are forced to buy a cave" So good. 🙂
Options are limited right now for first time home buyers
@@ArvinHaddadOfficial Right now, millennials and gen-zedders are screwed when it comes to having their own homes. It's so expensive these days, that the only options are usually stay living with parents or fill an apartment to the gills with as many roommates as the unit can accommodate. That said, buying a few acres with a cave or two and converting the cave into a house, or maybe just buying remote acreage and building a cabin or hut certainly are good ideas provided you have the skills to be self sufficient and can do without most modern conveniences.
I have developed for myself one rule for assessing design and architecture, which you may also like: “Design is a suit of convenience.” If you are not comfortable, this is a disgusting design.
- Disgusting light over the pool table. It won't work even on a sunny day. Just remember the lights above the pool tables where everything is thought out.
- Lighting here is a huge problem, everywhere, in every corner of this “edifice”.
- Humidity will quickly kill the entire finish if the electricity goes out. Since here, in principle, there is no ventilation gap between the walls of the building and the rock, all the moisture is yours. And it has already been said that this is 60 liters per day. If you use simple ventilation instead of dehumidizers, your electricity bills will not decrease.
- I don’t know what the climate is like in the Midwest, but for some reason I’m sure it’s quite cold. Behind the perimeter of the glazing you have the largest cold bridge in the history of construction. This means that on cold days there are huge flows of condensation, destroyed finishing in adjacent segments, and heating of the entire universe. Here we need a comment from a construction engineer, a heating engineering specialist.
A courtesy flush or two would go a long way to alleviating the fecal smell. You are really good at pointing out the faults and the pluses that other people would miss, like myself.
Glad you're featuring Levi. I love his channel
i like his channel too
Haha the “hotbox” bathroom comment is hilarious, and agreed on the hot tub. The $300K price point is amazing but the impression I get is the owners aren’t selling?
If they are trying to sell, this is a great property to own for AirBnB. I heard the owners made back their $300K within the same year they bought it.
Perhaps you’ve landed on a new investment market - Cave Houses for Flipping, haha! Keep ‘em coming
LOVE THE HOUSE ! Thank you for posting ! AMAZING AIR BNB PROPERTY .
Where’s mikey tho 😂
We have to wait for that video
Buried under the cave 😂
We'd all like to know! Maybe you can bring Mikey on as a guest for some episodes Arvin! Haha. Thanks for all your content, love your channel and hearing your expertise on things most buyers may not consider! All the best 🙏
He left because Enes can't enunciate words with TH... Like Leather.
Arvin forgets it's priced at 300K.
I have the crickets in my basement ( we are built into the rock as well )
They are very shy , nice . And prefer to hide . You see one or two after the winter . Its NATURE and the House is Air bnb experience.
Hey Arvin. I've watched many of your videos and i appreciate this longer form version. RUclips encourages people to be a sort of fast paced " top 3 " this and it brings this sort of high intense energy. It's fine and those videos are great. I think these videos show even more of your patient, quite, still observant side that gives me at least more of an idea of whom you are from the conversational side as opposed to the high-energy get everything in within 5 minutes. I feel that we are on a home tour with you as well. You're very intelligent, funny, and have given me a greater perspective of what makes a home not luxury, luxury and ultra-luxury. Keep up the good work habibi!
Thanks Habibi ❤️🙏🏼
Yallah! Heres to the end of long hallways and tract homes lol
*who you are, not whom
If Neil Patrick and Mark Wahlberg had a baby, the result would be this guy. I love his videos. You crack me up with your sense of humor, Arvin. Another great video.
15 gallons of water a day? Damn! that dehumidifier better not break down
theres four them
@@bentalexranebundgaard4867 that's an insane waste of energy to be honest. The energy bill must be through the roof. At the very least $450-600 a month. HUGE waste of energy.
@@raiden72 They need those humidifiers to the roof indeed.
Another excellent video thank you buddy
Bro your channel is honestly really entertaining, Love it. Keep up the good work please and also can we have a daily release schedule? that would be awesome.
Working on it! Thanks for the support?
As an unfrozen caveman lawyer who was thawed by your scientists, when I see the moving pictures on the book shelf, I ask myself "Are there demons inside?"
This is honestly a great second home for a weekend escape.
i think one of the main aspects of a weekend home is to change your mood, and transport you to another world where u disconnect ...this property does that
I love how they designed the interior!
I am thinking - u could make separate office space or lounge area on top of the cave as well. Plus, maybe there are ways to reduce how much rain falls right above the cave with some hidden roof or maybe even a wooden deck (with a roof below it which directs rainfall to the side), then you could have an elevated jacuzzi, extra living, office and entertainment space? I get it will take a bit away from the natural look (but not too much) and I feel like it will resolve a number of issues, cause I feel like the "leaky roof" will definitely be next level there...
Love the way you mention Enes and Mikey...💞
caves are usually formed by water dissolving rock, typically seasonally. I really hope that they have done their research about water flows. How porous is the rock? are there tiny tunnels where humans cant go but that allow water into the bottom of the cave.
Hi Arvin. Found your channel a week ago. Love your content and perspective. I hope your channel will grow. Please don’t go “Hollywood” and pander. Sincerity and being genuine is key, imo. Like or love, agree or disagree I have to believe your opinions are genuine!
I LOVE this house!
Back rooms can require exhaust and emergency lighting system as there back part may not be able to get sufficient sunlight and I don’t think that anyone would like to get exhaust in their bedroom which can even make a lot of noise.
I am from Missouri and love this house but I bet it has its challenges.
We love our Hocking Hills! There's at least a 1 year wait to rent the cave house. And yes, they've had water issues in the house. No need for a backyard when you have that as your front yard! I agree, they could have done more to the front, hammocks and "in ground" hot tub.
if you've been on cave tours, you'll see the same ground lighting. very beautiful
We spent thousands of years getting out of caves, there's no way I'm going to stay in one now
Great video, Arvin!
When is a cave really just a rock covered opening as opposed to a place that was once solid but over a long time was made underground and includes stalagmites and stalactites. Caves usually contain many beautiful formations. Please forgive me because I am no geologist or cave expert, but I have toured many walkable caves in the USA.
This house was built in a rock overhang and it’s a perfect place for a cliff dwelling like one would find in the deserts of Colorado, Utah and Arizona. Visit Mesa Verde National Park in southwestern Colorado.
They could've removed all of the soil above, along with some loose rocks, by hand, put 5 layers of pond liner, cover the liner with a little less of the soil & rocks to save weight. The trees can be worked around. Then, they'd have reduced their humidity by 90%. But they'd still need a dehumidifier, just not 4.
If there's a leak, remove the trees and line it all.
Nice house I like it.
The lack of extractor fans in bathrooms and above the stove is a huge issue for smells and humidity. Sacrificing a little aesthetic for ductwork with a fresh air system would probably make this house amazing to live in. Aside from the crickets lol
Other than Arvin’s comments, there is no reason to believe that there are no code required ventilation fans. Given the air exchangers, dehumidifiers and radiant heat, doubtful that the owners cheaped out on something so basic.
15:00 In Montreal Canada we get cold winters. Some people heat their houses purely from radiant heated floors, costs a lot for installation but does provide great heat for a house.
Cave crickets! No thanks. After seeing what they look like, getting a good nights sleep, not happening. Really enjoyed your critiques Arvin.
Started watching you since you had 2k subs, great to see you growing. Love to see these new videos where you critic these mansions and houses in detail. One suggestion i would like to give is that you should criticise popular houses more often so that you get more views aswell.
Bathroom ventilation & Cave Crickets 😱killed it for me.
finally a house in my price range :P
I started laughing so hard right as you looked into the camera after pausing on the second cave
Arvin.... Bugs!! Nope. They might have a hard time just trying to give Cave House away! Bloody hell!
those bugs are nasty
Good video as always.. 🇿🇦
you can tell Arvin secretly loves this house by his stair/smile while watching the video
Stair…???
Hey not scared of collecting 15 gallons a day of filtered water. You nailed the hot tub situation. That front area is pretty neglected
😊 hi again. i found this from a year to the day yesterday. Of course Arvin is 100% spot on
“A COUPLE turned a cave into a family home - but say a "lot of hard work" went into banishing bad smells.
Bryant and Amy Gingerich built a luxury 1,500sq ft cave home for their family of five - but have to fend off dripping ceilings and an "earthy" atmosphere.”
Well know your use case first: If you plan an Airbnb don't go too expensive on the material as wear-and-tear will be high. And they really nailed the design here. My guess is that the rental yields are pretty good for this property, especially with all the media coverage.
Homeownership in the major US cities really requires you to go full risk and hopefully make it with your startup (which is tough... in the early days of my startup I often slept on trains as I couldn't afford hotels) as otherwise you'll never own a home. Or start "looking for a man in finance"...
Another option is geo-arbitrage if you look at what properties you can get in South-East-Asia where prices however are rising very fast too!
Funny enough that I just watched another beautiful, modern "cave-home" yesterday while on a flight. Admittedly though only the basement is styled like a cave and I am not sure how much it really goes into that hill in this case. Plus the style is very much the opposite of this one as it's very glass-and-steel heavy as to be expected if you know Jean Nouvel (Enes: "Touring a $52,500,000 BATMAN Inspired Glass and Steel Mansion in Saint Jean Cap Ferrat")...
smarter everday....because of Arvin. There are some Toronto Real Estate RUclipsrs that are piggybacking off your format now. You're a trend setter.
Agreed, bathroom ventilation seems like a major issue. Further to that point, it doesnt seem the drainage system has a ventilation stack for he methane as required by modern building code. Perhaps there is a way to drill a one hole going into the bathroom with a high powered fan venting out the bathroom beside a stack for the toilet venting out the methane. With a modest investment it seems the outside front of the home has alot of potential to create an outdoor living space perhaps with a Finnish woodburning Sauna, Cold Plunge, and a beautiful in ground hot tub perhaps made of dark slate, and than an area to have bbq's , a smoker,and perhaps a pizza oven, and than a beautiful lounge area for campires , and budget permitting a rustic in ground pool. and than an area for a small garden.
I think it's perfect for the mission.
Airbnb you book it for what? 2, 3 nights? Is it really accumulating a quantity of water that would bother someone? Even tho it's premium pricing it's still a cave, gotta take it as a quirk
I agree that the hot tub should be moved off the front deck and place a dining situation in it's place next to the grill.
Burgundy wallpaper in bedroom is flocked wallpaper. Commercially available.
Well executed for sure. Not sure about the air circulation, smell and moisture.
the jacuzzi looks like a giant open beer cooler left in front of the house
Hello from Finland. This is a fun house.
I love how you took a cheap shot at Enes in a non-enes video.
This one was pretty well done and built, i mean to be a natural place, they think about the most important which is comfort and match the interior theme with external area, Perhaps for the ventilation of the bathrooms it would have been better to use underground ventilation And personally I would have put the jacuzzi on the opposite side and a kind of waterfall design along the wall, I don't know but overall considering the location, this is the house with the fewest flaws we have seen.
I think this cave house is beautiful and would gladly spend a cozy weekend here. As you pointed out, there are definite limitations. I am curious about insuring such a place. How does one go about buying a homeowner's policy for a cave?
I’ve been watching Levi’s channel for a while. His channel reviews AirBnB looking for the best most unusual places.
There are a lot of cave homes all over the world, as well as all the technology from all the caves that have hundreds of thousands of visitors every year. Technology for caves are incredible.
This property is not for sale. It cost $300K for the buildout. There are other buildings on this property that are for rent as well.
Enjoy
The recessed lighting on the floor was most likely out of necessity as the ceiling would have become too busy and messy with exposed wiring.
@ Arvin,
He looks like a young
Tim Robbin’s.
I thought he looked familiar too. I had to figure it out. They have a lot of cave homes in Spain
Ok so if the roof leaked and was a water dripping problem. Instead of an exposed roof you would build an interior roof that would shed any water to the edges for a sump to collect and pump out. Basically a roofed house inside a cave. But alas solid stone not a water seeping mess.
Seems like if you just send a duct from that bathroom vent directly to the outside, you could bypass whatever odors could come from the bathroom and prevent them from saturating the entire place. Letting it vent directly into the bedroom is definitely iffy. Seems like an oversight. The other problems don't seem to have a good solution at all. Maybe coat the entire rock facade in resin so you get the look, but it's all sealed off properly.
15:50 If there is a big rain I want to know how much water flow from of the top of the rocks. As it's look like hill side, what about mudslide?
Great stuff, just waiting for the Mikey explainer though lol
Now that’s a Man Cave and a half ❤😊
good stuff arvin. Def wouldn't mind some more airbnb reviews to get a break from enes and his gorgeous views/cantilever features, etc. lol
thanks i agree
I don't think you would ever want to open the front doors in this house. You will have half a billion mosquitoes inside your house for the rest of summer within two seconds. I suppose if you live in a cave house you should already be familiar with centipedes and other high moisture bugs so it might not concert the residents. I love the interior design.
If not for the leaks, bugs, and the dubious ventilation I'd move in tomorrow.
How does one go about buying a cave? What entity puts something like that up for sale? Curious who owned that land prior to it being sold and turned into a house
Interesting novelty. I’m a Hollywood Hills native who has been through some house damaging earthquakes, and knowing your escape route is second nature. I have almost a natural aversion to caves, they make me anxious. I’ll pass.
Also, they could have avoided the “hotboxing” situation by running ventilation under the floors, where they obviously drain the 15 gallons a day from the dehumidifiers.
Bats, mildew cave smell, and gas appliances in a cave. Pass.
Thank you Arvin, always interesting.
Where do they get their WATER supply? Let me guess - they are recycling the 15 gallons of water that they’re pulling out of the air😮
Which is not a bad idea since the water would both soft and clean if the dehumidifiers are high end (very likely), ideal for washing machines and cleaning.
@@bentalexranebundgaard4867 There are other cabins & buildings on this property the owners rent out to vacationers, so I’m sure it’s all on well water
Just throwing out random ideas, I don't know if you can do this upside down without it dripping horribly, but could they have coated the ceiling in several layers of some kind of clear resin or something? something to where it's going to seal and stop the water problem and the smell without necessarily taking away from the view of the ceilings? That bathroom problem is a doozey though lol
I've been loving your videos, great information. Concerning the 'hot box' effect after a #2, can't they just open all doors including that side outside door and let things breathe a few minutes. And animals. Don't know quite where this is but random creatures do wander where they will - and I'm thinking bear? Or, if in Canada, drop bears? (Or is that Australia?)
Arvin, you can be a hoot! Who complains about the lack of a backyard when your cave home is sitting in 35+ acres of forest! (Someone tell Levi that there's no such thing as "most unique." Unique means one and only.)
after hundreds of thousands of years of evolution and development, we're finally back boys
I've always wanted to live in a cave. In Minecraft, I always make a cave house.... 😆 Only thing I would have done differently, is make a walk in sunken spa out of slate or something natural and surround it with ferns for the jungle cave vibe.. 😁 I love your channel. I'm addicted to you now. My bf gets upset with me because he wants me to turn the screen for him too..,🇦🇺🕊️🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
It’s only 1500 sqft😱 Arvin’s L shaped home in Venice Beach has more than 1500 sqft in closets!
@ Arvin,
He looks like a young
Tim Robbin’s.
I thought he looked familiar too. I had to figure it out.
Maybe the Spa is just temporarily above ground 😚😎 agree it should be flush with the ground either near where it is or maybe above on the top carved into the rock
This is near my home in OH. Wow! Who knew Ohio had something so different?
geez, my house i got at 283K in 2020. this for 300K is amazing!
Vacation house.. That’s it!!
Ya I agree
They did an amazing job when they made that cave house. There was a water leak running down the back wall that they seemed to correct. Why are they selling it? I thought this was their dream home.
It was never a dream home. It's an AirBnB that they're using as an AirBnB and plan to continue to do so.
Thank you for your work, Arvin! Could you please review Enes's video titled 'INSIDE a $10,995,000 HOLLYWOOD HILLS Modern Home with Views of the Entire City!'? I have never seen such a small house for this amount of money. Is the price justified?
15 gallons of water is how much professional dehumidifiers (the ones which are loud as a plane engine) produce in a flooded basement in one week. This tells us that you smell the humidity inside all the time.
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No Way ! This is just a Gimmick !
I love your videos Arvin but I refuse to watch this one because I literally put this house on my bucket list so no negatives for me 😊
They're not selling it, though. They're keeping it as an AirBnB.
It is an awesome property but my concern would be mold and mildew. Dehumidifiers are expensive to have running all the time but you can never turn them off or this interior would be destroyed rather quickly. I don't think water will actually "leak" in but it will constantly leach in. Without serious de-humidification, the ceilings would be wet with condensation. I just don't think the ventilation is adequate.
You could us ev battery to beef up the energy thru charge controller that is needed to run dehumidifiers. Furthermore they have solar panels. No ac is needed. I think it is not so expensive. The water collected can be used for flushing toilets.
Personal opinion:
Absolute NO for living in!
I consider it a gimmick. If I have 80 acres, I would splatter such quirky places over the property, partially in unsuspected hidden locations…just for fun and wow factor. But I’d have a main house.
Also:
The fresh air situation is a big No from me! It fully relies on an artificial solution.
Fun & entertaining video as always!
Best wishes
P.S.:
IF the $300.000,- is for the whole property AND “house”…I’d take it!!
You should always make sure you own vast spaces for future projects and privacy.
Agree on several points. I'd build a nice house on the property and make this cave the coolest man-cave ever. Build an awesome bar/kitchen to go with that pool table etc. I'd also build a side-yard deck for the Jacuzzi.
@@catbertz Absolutely!!
Imagine having friends over and suddenly showing them your bat cave to party and hand out!!
that's what levi said - all of this meaning the house and acreage. That's pretty damn good just for the land itself.
I'm almost certain that the $300K is the construction cost of that dwelling. The whole 34 acres would be easily over a $1million.
@@84tand Thanks!
I guess I didn’t properly pay attention, because I thought the house is for sale, and offered at $ 300K, which would make no sense without property.
Depending on overall location and accessibility $ 1 million would still be reasonable.
Hi Arvin: where is this Cave house?
Interior design is "Venetian/Byzantine" with those arches.
What is the image lingering on the TV?
Can we all agree that Arvin’s subscribers count is hacked by RUclips because ain’t no way he’s still at 29k