San Francisco's Feusier Octagon House House Has Hit The Market at $8.5 Million
San Francisco's Feusier Octagon House House Has Hit The Market at $8.5 Million A relic of the mid-1800's when this type of shaped house was all the buzz. Open Homes Photography for Sotheby’s International Realty Back in the 1800s, octagonal houses were the trendiest thing in architecture. This interest was greatly spurred by the book A Home For All, in which the author, a phrenologist named Orson Squire, explores the major benefits of octagonal houses. Some benefits mentioned: Octagonal houses allows for twice as much natural light to enter the home and offer centralized ventilation, whi...
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