Most of us live in fairly comfortable homes well thanks to the modern technology. We have running water, electricity, refrigerators and washing machine that helps us to make our lives easier.
And without stating that we've long passed the era of living in caves or huts.
A 37-years-old businessman in Australia named Angelo Mastropietro chose to give up living in his modern home several years ago and decided to move into a million years old cave.
He spent his eight months to change the old hobbit hole in the Wyre Forest in Worcestershire into a 21st-century man cave. The cave now has all the things that a person could ask for including running water, underfloor heating, and Wi-Fi - to mention just a few. In 2007, Angelo was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Because of his disease, his priorities totally change and his life turned upside down.
At the age of 29, after being diagnosed with MS, he began to inspire to buy the cave, a spur which forced him to think again his high-flying job and the stress an pressure and the unhealthy lifestyle that came along with. According to the Daily Mail, 10 years earlier when Angelo discovered the 250 million-year-old cave when he was trying to look a shelter because of a rainstorm. The cave didn't seem fit for living at first. Angelo had finally perfected his dream house after putting his time, energy and money into it.
In the late 1940s since the cave was abandoned which has been in its modern four-bedroom form for 300 years and ever since the cave has been falling into disrepair. It is a part of a series of caves that thought to be the oldest occupied rock houses in the entire of Europe, which archaeological architects think it was about in its earliest from almost 800 years ago. Check out the photos of the luxury cave house.
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