California's Iconic 'Flintstone House' Returns To The Market

HILLSBOROUGH, CA — WILMAAAA! You've just got to see this home! Once again, the iconic "Flintstone House" has returned to the market near the Bay Area.

Nestled in the hills south of San Francisco, this 1970s home offers a truly distinct living experience with stone-age-inspired features throughout. (And we just dare you NOT to scream Yabba Dabba Doo when you check it out.)

The home is so popular that only private showings are available via request, but you can take a rare look inside the house via a realtor.com video here. Last month, it was the most viewed listing on the site for the week ending Jan. 20.

And just as the home's architecture has a unique look, so too does the listing history. Says realtor.com:

"It’s not exactly prehistoric, but it’s not quite a new listing either—the home was first listed in 2015. Then it dropped from the market late last year after a couple of price reductions. Back in 2017 with yet another price cut, the distinctive dwelling will take a buyer with deep pockets and a sincere appreciation for oddball architecture."

• Address: 45 Berryessa Way, Hillsborough, California
• Price: $3,195,000
• Square Feet: 2,730
• Bedrooms: 3
• Bathrooms: 2 Baths
• Built: 1977
• Features: This Hillsborough iconic landmark, seen from highway 280, is on the market for the first time in 20 years. In 1976 Bay Area architect William Nicholson designed the multiple domed home that is nestled into the hillside overlooking Crystal Springs Reservoir. Architect, Eugene Tsui, designed the biologic kitchen. Interesting rooms include a game room, the conversation pit, and the 3rd bedroom with a loft. This is an amazing opportunity for buyers who appreciate the architecture and design. Great event home.

This listing originally appeared on realtor.com. For more information and photos, click here.