From K-QED. This is Bay Curious. I'm Olivia Allen Price. We don't normally profile real estate listings on this show, but this one was to, yabbahabah do to pass up.

The Flynnstone House, as Peninsula locals call it, is back on the market for the reduced price

of $3.2 million dollars. If you've ever driven northbound

on 280 in the area, you know what I'm talking about. Off the side of the road sits a group of tubular concrete domes painted bright orange and purple.

Ever wonder what it would be like to live there?

KQED South Bay Arts reporter Rachel Myro was curious, so she went to check it out.

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In two miles, take exit 36 toward Black Mountain Road and A Road.

I have been wondering about this thing for years, but it took this assignment to get me to go see this

unofficial local landmark. Turn right onto Barry S.A. Then the destination is on your

left. Siri leads me through a series of Hillsborough streets that look like something out of the Brady Bunch.

That is to say, sedate.

One-story ranch homes, circa the 1960s.

Am I in the right place?

Can't miss it. There it is.

He ever never do.

Oh, Flintstones.

With the Flintstones. Meet the Flintstones. They're the modern stone. It's family.

Locals name this the Flintstone house, because it looks like one of the domed houses

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