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Subscribe to RSSWith tickets to the Super Bowl hitting the $3,000 mark, staying home may make a bit more financial sense. But choosing to watch the big game on the small screen doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll be missing out — especially if you’re catching the game from a man-cave worthy space.
Barn
3289 Cr #121 Overton, Texas
For sale: $925,000
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Head out to the barn to watch the big game. The rustic space is filled with eclectic details, including a sign proclaiming the man cave as “Glenn’s Barn.” The Overton home was custom-built and has four bedrooms and four bathrooms on a 3,292-square-foot floor plan.
Scream for ice cream
Address undisclosed, Camden, Maine
For sale: $4.95 million
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Prefer ice cream to chips and dip? Catch the big game from the counter of a diner, with soda fountain pull, in this Camden home. The Maine home also includes a four-lane bowling alley and arcade, not to mention home theater and salon. Measuring 16,443 square feet, the home perches on 13 acres above Penobscot Bay.
Miami man cave
15770 SW 216th St, Miami
For sale: $3.299 million
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Whip up some snacks in the gourmet kitchen upstairs, then head down to the man cave, where jerseys and memorabilia give homage to several sports teams. A pool table, bar, overstuffed leather furniture and flat-screen TV round out the rest of the room.
Trophy room
28009 N 90th Way, Scottsdale, Ariz.
For sale: $7.725 million
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Sidle up to the bar in this Scottsdale home. The 3,000-square-foot game room has space for all of your Super Bowl guests, as well as room to display your hunting trophies. The 15,395-square-foot mansion in North Scottsdale also has a movie theater that seats 10, five fireplaces, a putting green, pool, barbecue and smoker.
Place to party
330 S Mapleton Dr, Los Angeles
For sale: $26 million
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You can cheer at the top of your lungs in this party space; it’s detached from the main home. Featuring enormous fish tanks, arcade games and a dance area, the home could host a Super Bowl party to top all parties. Five minutes from Rodeo Drive, the Westwood mansion is 27,816 square feet of over-the-top amenities.
Indoor/outdoor cave
17804 Willow Lake Dr, Odessa, Fla.
For sale: $1.15 million
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Enjoy the game indoors or out: The entertainment room in this home is on ground level with French doors opening out to a patio seating area with an outdoor grill and fire pit. The Odessa home is over 6,000 square feet with four bedrooms and 3.5 baths.
Amazing arcade
25085 Ashley Ridge Rd, Hidden Hills, Calif.
For sale: $8.195 million
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No need to save your quarters for the arcade; this Hidden Hills traditional has an entire room filled with arcade games. Next door, a full bar area and pool table provide even more man-cave space. Outside, master your swing on the home’s putting green.
What stays in Vegas
47 Soaring Bird Ct, Las Vegas
For sale: $2.999 million
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Follow the action with not one, but two flat-screen TVs in a classy entertainment space with full bar and pool table. This Las Vegas home is in a coveted neighborhood but still a short distance from the lights of the strip.
Marked-down man cave
10608 Marine View Dr, Mukilteo, Wash.
For sale: $2.1 million
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A man cave for a discount! This home overlooking Seattle's Puget Sound is currently being sold as a short sale. Last sold in 2007 for $3.8 million, the 9,163-square-foot house has 5 bedrooms, 6.5 baths and “all the other luxury items one would expect in a modern luxury home.”
Great garage
6921 W Emile Zola Ave, Peoria, Ariz.
For sale: $415,000
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No grease stains here. This sparkling-clean garage has been transformed into a man-cave workshop complete with a TV to catch highlights of the game. The rest of the Peoria house has four bedrooms, four bathrooms and three fireplaces on a 3,128-square-foot floor plan.
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where are the tvs? half of them don't even have one in the picture.. and the ones that do have them don't look like anywhere i would ever want to watch a football game. man caves? really? who wrote this article a librarian?
An idiot wrote this article.
Erika wrote this article... and apparently picked the photo's. Enough said.
The 1%ers cave? Real men are versed in reality.
Yeah, my "man cave" and I never call it that, is a 12X16 storage shed with covered porch, that we call "the shack" and I am more than content with that.
If I was going to put that kind of money into my house I think I would do something the whole family could enjoy instead of a place for me and my buddies to party.
I guess it is nice to see what people with more money than brains consider a "man cave"
I think they should have got a male writer to do this though, aside from the barn and the garage, they weren't what I would call manly in the least.
LMFAO - Steve thinking the same thing WTF where are the TVs guess they watch each other sucking on their ice cream.......the guy who wrote the article is another idoit
My man cave for the super bowl, is the 15 by 20 basement TV room for the kids. It has an L shaped sofa that seats 8 comfortably, recliners for 2 more. On the large coffee table in front of the sofa, I have a dell projector that puts up a HD quality image, 6 by 8 feet wide on the far wall. It's hooked into a sony boombox that has incredibly good sound. It is basically a home theatre - the best way to watch the game with a ten people. Babybacks, chicken wings, plenty of beer and wine - and a buffet table just outside the room for whatever my friends bring to eat. It's one of the best days of the year!
A Real Estate person wrote this article... and apparently picked the photo's. Enough said.
Shouldn't "man caves" have been hyphenated: "man-caves"?
A man-cave is not usually a party room...
I'm pretty sure that is exactly what they are.
Anytime I have EVER heard the term it was in reference to a party room for the man of the house and his freinds to get away from the house and the rest of the family to get loud, drunk, and obnoxious and they usually closely resemble a sports bar.
If not, then what do you think of as a "man cave"?
Yeah right. Half of these "man caves" look like they were designed and built for women. Party rooms... Especially the "testosterone free" Trophy Room in Scottsdale and the Place to Party in LA.
Leave it to women "note this story was written by Erika" to take a man cave concept and ruin it.
These are NOT man caves! They're party rooms. Geez... Another fad whose limelight will quickly fade... But I will still have my man cave.
vagina caves
Who designed these "caves"? Fgts?
My man's cave is dirty and smelly and has spears and swords crossed on the walls and animal skins on the floor. Its his home office. I go in there to bring him a beer then dart out. I LOVE his man cave.
who said that an idiot wrote this article..they are totally correct?
Mine is a beautiful 10X10 spacious room with a futon/bar/tv all bought on Craigslist for under 500 clams. So come on over to my neighborhood kiddos, and I'll make sure to treat you like Michael Jackson!
Forget MAN CAVE, I want one of these!
They are great! These would be great family rooms to enjoy the games with.
Lesia,
I get your concept. Family entertainment... absolutely!! These are high end family entertainment rooms.
That's why men have "Man Caves". Except for a few days a year... I'll bet most men want to watch their sports in a place they can call their own. A place to sit down and relax, have a beer or two, and actually enjoy watching a game with those of "like interest"... not jabbering disinterested partiers.
Some people just think its trendy to have a place they can call a man cave. Then make it look like a family room. Some of these are nice. Several look like they were decorated by a few guys "light in the loafers".
Want to relax and watch "the game" on a really big screen, listen to some tunes, play some pool, shuffleboard, darts (real darts), have some micro brew? Come on over. My wife loves the fact that I (we) can get away into a secluded space of our own. THAT is a man cave!
The owners have too much money and too little taste.
You can clearly see the female "touch" in most of these man-caves. The barn is the lone exception. No female in her right mind would allow a photo with those tacky patio chairs. Most guys would never think to move them out of sight. The best seats in the house.
Erika must be an aspiring Real Estate agent! The Texas Barn scares me, and who said there were NO SCREENS? No tubes means these rooms are for noobs or those with boobs :)
These photo's aren't even close to being a man cave. What do they have, someone either vacuuming or mopping the floor every hour, and incense burners. Where's the trash can that you throw stuff at, instead of placing it in neatly with gloved hands? Where does the dog lay up? Where's the pinup calendar with the month out of date? These aren't men caves, these are photo spreads for interior decorators. If people call these places man caves, their idea of sport is polo or whiffleball. A man cave is known for its disarray, and smells other than flower arrangements. If you can't clean the floor with a scoop shovel and a bristle broom, you are at the wrong address.
Those are the most uncomfortable so-called man caves I've ever seen. What a joke.
Hmm.. looks like money pits to me.