Superstar Host Dick Clark Lists His Rockin’ Flintstone Home for $3.5 Million

Superstar host Dick Clark's rockin' home looks like something you might see on an episode of the Flintstones or in a <a href="http://inhabitat.com/extraordinary-off-grid-hobbit-home-in-wales-only-cost-3000-to-build/">hobbit town</a> but it's actually right in California. Recently listed for $3.5 million over on real estate company <a href="http://www.maliburomanticretreat.com/">Coldwell Banker's website</a>, the one-bedroom house is situated on a 23-acre site adjacent to the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area, which was deeply opposed to development. But architect <a href="http://www.facebook.com/pages/Phillip-Jon-Brown/162618773757173">Phillip Jon Brown</a> told <em><a href="http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2012/real_estate/1203/gallery.Dick-Clark-house/index.html">CNN Money</a></em> that by creating a site-sensitive building that looks like a rock formation, they were able to alleviate the park's concerns.

When Dick Clark wanted to build this house, the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area took issue

Phillip Jon Brown proposed to make a house that looks like a rock formation

Media has dubbed the house the "flintstone home"

There are hardly any straight lines in the home

Curvilinear cutouts emphasize the extraordinary view

The home is both naturally lit and ventilated

Even the bathroom has been formed with wood and steel beams covered in concrete (not our favorite choice of material)

It's a one bedroom home with two bathrooms

It looks like the rich hobbit's home!

And this is the view, with all indigenous species.