Dramatic home conversions: A slideshow
From a former brewery to an actual cave, these five properties take home renovating to a whole new level
By The Week Staff | July 13, 2011
A four-bedroom converted-cave home in Utah
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For more information regarding the availability of the homes in this slideshow, please contact the realty companies listed.
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