Ich wei\u00df nicht, wie hoch der Anschaffungspreis f\u00fcr so eine H\u00f6hle ist. Ich wei\u00df nicht mal, ob man eine solche \u00fcberhaupt k\u00e4uflich erwerben k\u00f6nnte. Angelo Mastropietro jedenfalls hat sich sein Domizil in eine 700 Jahre alte H\u00f6hle gebaut. Und das sieht ziemlich gut aus. Kosten daf\u00fcr: $230.000. Kein Schn\u00e4ppchen, aber eine Doppelhaush\u00e4lfte in der Stra\u00dfe hier kostet in etwa genauso viel. <\/p>\n
The pressures of modern life mean that most of us have probably dreamt at one time or another of fleeing to the hills. But real-life caveman Angelo Mastropietro has made his hermit dream a reality – by spending over \u00a3160,000 turning a 250 million year old cave in the Wyre Forest into his dream home. The ambitious makeover captured the imagination of viewers when it was featured on Channel 4\u2019s Grand Designs in September. The 38-year-old, originally from Worcestershire, was living a high-flying life as the head of a successful recruitment company in Australia when he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2007. The condition led to him being temporarily paralysed – and inspired him to seek a simpler life. <\/p><\/blockquote>\n