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You Can Party Like It's 1999 Forever If You Buy This Amazing 90s Themed Mansion

By Tanya |

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You know how a lot of people keep saying that they wish they could still be living in the 90s? Well, it's time to put their money where their mouth is because there is a house for sale that is basically like walking into a time portal.

Look at it!

In Waterford, Michigan, a huge 10,000 square-foot house has been listed for sale and every single square inch of it looks as though it is straight out of the 90s. Needless to say, it's absolutely amazing.

Sure, you may be thinking "don't most houses have to be painted in neutral colors to make a sale these days?" Well, normally you would be right! But this family has decided to forego that route and instead sell this 90s time capsule as is.

And you know what, it's really a steal! The house is listed for $800,000. But before you freak out about that cost too much, you should know that it was evaluated at $1.8 million.

The main reason for the mark down? The fact that it looks like it was decorated in 1992 and then never updated. The realtor estimates it could cost between $500,000 to $1 million to bring the house into the year 2017, and says that the "for remodelling we estimate anywhere between fifty to one hundred dollars per square foot, I think you could recoup maybe 25%." But my question is, do you have to remodel?

Why not embrace the fact that it looks like you are living in a crazy cartoon house? What could you possibly want to change about this perfect 90s manor? I mean, the kitchen alone is perfect, not to mention all the other amazing features that you just have to see!

Mark Z, the realtor responsible for this epic listing said that "I feel like I went back in time." He added that "I was shocked that the decor has not been updated from back in time when this was the style,"

The 10,000 square foot house may look outdated, but it does have a lot of impressive features. It has six bedrooms, eight bathrooms and is right on the water.

Not to mention the totally awesome indoor in-ground pool that you can swim in year-round!

It also has its own mini home theater with different levels so everyone can see no matter where they sit.

The real estate company that is listing the property actually has a policy where they will buy the house if it doesn't sell, but Mark believes that "there is a home for everyone."

Take a look through these photos and see if you would want to live in this amazing time machine of a house.

Just think about it though, you could always party like it's 1999!

Who's ready to move in?  You can check out the listing here.

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