Dallas' 'weirdest home' is back on the market, and it doesn't have any bedrooms
A house dubbed “the weirdest home” in a residential neighborhood in Dallas is back on the market on Zillow with a price tag of $2.4 million. On the outside, the house looks like any other ordinary family home around it, but there's a mystery hidden inside. The house is unique in that it has no bedrooms or kitchen, just a small bathroom.
Source: Zillow Dallas’ “weirdest home” is listed for $2.4 million
Owner James Grover said the 5,700-square-foot house is actually a high-tech data processing center disguised as a residence. "The windows were fake, the front door was fake," Grover said. When he bought the house three years ago, it was a completely different story. "At that time, the house was completely gutted and could not even be operated."
The house was originally built by AT&T in the 1990s for data processing. Grover’s company, Mountain Top Contractors, decided to transform it into a state-of-the-art data center and Bitcoin mining facility.
Photo Credit: Zillow James Grover The house was completely gutted when it was purchased
A high-tech mining farm hidden in a residential area with built-in data center and mining equipment
According to the listing description on Zillow, the house comes with a complete liquid-cooled immersion system and is an upgraded, ready-to-use secondary data center. This means that the house can not only be used for Bitcoin mining, but also for cloud hosting, artificial intelligence (AI) services, etc.
The house includes all necessary equipment, with facilities including reinforced concrete units (CMU), three-phase electricity, two grids and a backup diesel generator in case of power outage. A large brick wall and a double door porch surround the house, ensuring privacy and security.
The house, currently known as the “Crypto Collective,” houses three SLICtank immersion cooling systems provided by Engineered Fluids, with two rows of 14 ASIC mining machines in each tank. Some mining rigs have rust on their casings, but the equipment is still running fine.
Grover said the house is perfect for those working in the technology industry as it contains all the advanced technology equipment and can be operational from day one. He also mentioned that a number of people have already expressed interest in the house.
Why choose a high-tech home like this?
This high-tech residence is not only a dream home for Bitcoin mining enthusiasts, but also ideal for tech businesses. From the outside, it looks like an ordinary home, but inside it is a fully functional data center capable of supporting a variety of technology needs, including AI services, cloud hosting, and traditional data center services.
The estimated monthly payment for this home is about $16,510, according to Zillow. The value of this home stands out compared to the average surrounding homes worth $250,000 to $550,000.
Source: Zillow The estimated monthly payment for a home is approximately $16,510
Luxury home designed for technology enthusiasts
Inside the house there are reinforced concrete blocks, three-phase electricity, two power grids and backup diesel generators to ensure stable operation in any situation. Also included within the data center are 500kW of three-phase panels, 500kW of dry coolers and five HVAC units.
Originally purchased in 2021 for $989,000, the house is now on the market for $2.4 million. With the popularity of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies increasing, this house is an excellent opportunity for those looking to own a small data center in a residential area.
This high-tech residence not only provides buyers with a fully functional data center, but is also equipped with top-of-the-line Bitcoin mining equipment. If you're interested in this unique home, check out the listing on Zillow or go see this high-tech mine tucked away in a residential Dallas neighborhood in person.
Source: Zillow This high-tech home not only provides buyers with a fully functional data center, but also comes with top-of-the-line Bitcoin mining equipment.
