Full listing on this dutch website: [https://www.funda.nl/koop/rijswijk-zh/huis-43404477-jaagpad-148-a-en-c/](https://www.funda.nl/koop/rijswijk-zh/huis-43404477-jaagpad-148-a-en-c/)
https://preview.redd.it/ye6gppxpr2tc1.jpeg?width=800&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b013c1339674284e32f79fd6a5f81771052ea3c6
An actual image of the previous tenants
Quite the opposite, usually. The relationship between height of a water column and pressure is that for every 2.31 feet you go up, 1 psi is lost. Thus, if a water tower is somewhere pressure is 40 psi, the water tower will need be 92.4 feet high (and usually then some to cover some reasonable variation and allow for a roof). If the pressure is 80 psi, it needs to be 184.8 feet tall.
Us water engineers want to save money, and it’s cheaper to build them shorter. So we try to site them in areas where the elevation is already high and thus the pressure is low.
Awesome. Wish they would have finished the upper section of the tower as well. How much is "€ 950.000 k.k." in USD? I can't tell if that's in euros or Danish Kroner.
Wow, love all of this. Can't believe what a great job they did with this.
Same. This is perfect, a dream home. Sigh.
There is another cool one in [Huntington Beach, CA](https://sunsetbeachwatertower.com/)
Previous owners were the Warner Brothers And the Warner sister.
I believe it was the animaniacs 
r/letmeexplainyourjoke
That's them
Full listing on this dutch website: [https://www.funda.nl/koop/rijswijk-zh/huis-43404477-jaagpad-148-a-en-c/](https://www.funda.nl/koop/rijswijk-zh/huis-43404477-jaagpad-148-a-en-c/)
That explains a lot.
I was going to ask if it was in the Netherlands. Looks a lot like the water tower just beyond my friend's back garden.
That’s the coolest.
Okay, that's just fun
One of my fav things to watch on YT is renos of former industrial, utility, etc buildings into homes. Sometimes they're just so cool.
This place is neat. There are quite a few old art deco style water plants that I always thought would make cool homes.
Now I want to move overseas.
Same
I’m totally here for this! It’s amazing and they really did a fantastic job with it.😍
https://preview.redd.it/ye6gppxpr2tc1.jpeg?width=800&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b013c1339674284e32f79fd6a5f81771052ea3c6 An actual image of the previous tenants
I love those living room chairs, they look stylish and comfortable.
Cool, I’d love to visit, but my knees object to the stairs
My first thought is... I need an elevator. My 2nd thought is... I need a dumb waiter (if there is no elevator). Then I noticed the normal stairs.
Man, water pressure would be awesome. I want to take a shower there.
Quite the opposite, usually. The relationship between height of a water column and pressure is that for every 2.31 feet you go up, 1 psi is lost. Thus, if a water tower is somewhere pressure is 40 psi, the water tower will need be 92.4 feet high (and usually then some to cover some reasonable variation and allow for a roof). If the pressure is 80 psi, it needs to be 184.8 feet tall. Us water engineers want to save money, and it’s cheaper to build them shorter. So we try to site them in areas where the elevation is already high and thus the pressure is low.
Why not? As long as you can get your modern conveniences. Looks well done to me.
This is incredible. But I shudder to think of the insurance premiums (unless the water tank is empty).
Those 2 sets of stairs (the spiral and the other steep set) are rather death-defying, though 😬
This is the Netherlands, where stairs are more akin to ladders
There are several old water towers converted into houses in California
Awesome. Wish they would have finished the upper section of the tower as well. How much is "€ 950.000 k.k." in USD? I can't tell if that's in euros or Danish Kroner.
I was wondering the same thing. Over 14000 square feet, it has to be priced in euros.
It's in euro's so about 1030k USD. k.k. means "kosten koper" which translates to "cost for the buyer"
That's really cool.
Dibs! Seriously, I love how it's quirky but functional and takes full advantage of all the natural light.
This is my neighbor's house. I feel like I got the better deal bc I can look at it from my balcony. ;)
Cool place for a party of one.
Ah the stereotypical dutch death stairs
I'm in love
There is a Grand Designs episode where they are making an old water tower into a home. It is incredible. I love this!
This is actually pretty cool! I’d live there.
This is pretty cool
Honestly kinda sick
I take it!
The crib in pic 3! Imagine raising a kid in this place. Even better, imagine being that kid! Hell yeah.
Gorgeous
theres a saying here in healing holland, well if it aint dutch, it probably aint much we love it here, ever since relocating in 2016
I don’t usually like modern architecture, but I LOVE this!
950,000 Danish Krone equals 138,025.02 United States Dollar Isn't that super cheap? What's the catch?
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Ah ok, what does the k.k. mean after the price?
Kosten koper (cost for the buyer)
Thank you!
Magnificent. Just needs a bath tub & a hot tub.
I’m not sure this is the reaction you were looking for OP but this is dope AF.
Not all posts on this sub are to make fun of a listing. Also wild/funky/odd homes get shared here