Be ignited! Spaceship-themed Pittsburgh home hits the market for $199,000

“When you walk through the front door, it looks like a ranch-style house; but the previous owner cut the floor down to basement level, so it’s all open,” explains the listing agent. Chads Mullinaireof Berkshire Hathaway The Preferred Realty.

Mullinary explains that all of the unique changes were made by the home’s previous owner, and the current owners loved the original spaceship theme.

“They are moving, otherwise they would have stayed here,” notes Mullinary.

In addition to the now open floor plan, the home’s unique design features a dining room that resembles a spaceship’s command center, with a pocket door that leads to the galley kitchen.

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Need to head to the laundry room and the workshop? Just open the hatch!

“The spacecraft’s dining room was designed using many parts that the previous owner had salvaged from an Apache helicopter,” says Mullinary. “He was going through a time in his life, where creating this unique design was kind of an escape.”

Listed for an affordable $199,000, the three-bedroom home was built in 1969.

A sunken living room features a built-in wardrobe, tall oak beams, hardwood floors and a brick fireplace. A spiral staircase provides easy access to both levels of the house. To the left of the fireplace, a wooden ladder leads to a raised library.

The downstairs living room also features a floor-to-ceiling space-themed mural.