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Caves--Not Just for Rent Anymore
We've seen, and blogged about, cave hotels. But if you're so smitten by staying in a cave, why not buy one of your own? The Financial Times listed a few for purchase.
According to the article, a two-bedroom cave in Galera, Granada, Spain, is going for under 90,000 euros ($117,000 USD). If you don't have that much to spend, you can try for the nice "restored" 13-room cave house with three bedrooms, in Urgup, Cappadocia, Turkey, for a modest 140,000 lira (about $95,000 USD).
While I wasn't able to follow the links the article suggested, one link worked: escapeartist.com. And there, you can read about the eco-benefits of cave-dwelling. (W., eat your heart out!) I also clicked through to a link about a new "development" in Spain, offering different 2 and 3-bedroom model set-ups, starting at around $130,000 USD.
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Troglodyfae Dec 5th 2006 5:42AM
If you want more information about cave houses and cave living, please visit my site Caves R Us. The site is dedicated to providing information about caves and what it is like to live in a cave house.