Do you feel like something is missing from your life? Do you feel like it might be shag carpeting? Is there a throbbing void in your existence that only dark, paneled walls and psychedelic wallpaper can fill? You’re totally in luck.

This groovy domicile in Framingham is for sale, and it’s pretty much a perfect time capsule from the 1970s. Check out these ridiculous pictures from the current real estate listing if you don’t believe me.

Looks pretty normal from the street, right?

Matthew J. Cuddy, Century 21 Realty Just wait.

Let’s start in the living room. As you can see, no shag was left behind.

Matthew J. Cuddy, Century 21 Realty The house has a total of 14 rooms. Are they all swathed in shag? Unfortunately, no. This is Framingham, not literal heaven.

What’s that? You want more prints? Living room #2 has what you need.

Matthew J. Cuddy, Century 21 Realty This 21-foot living space is perfect for entertaining. In fact, it’s entertaining just on its own.

Moving on to the kitchen, you can think of the citrus-chic paint scheme as a bit of a palate cleanser.

Matthew J. Cuddy, Century 21 Realty You get modern appliances in this updated kitchen , but you’re pretty much locked into lemon and lime dish towels for the duration of your residency.

There’s a separate “breakfast room” that features sliding doors leading out to the deck, so you can savor that bowl of Quisp by the pool.

Matthew J. Cuddy, Century 21 Realty The house comes with a spectacular, custom 40’ by 21’ heated gunite pool. Swinging may have been a fad, but backyard cookouts by the pool are forever.

Not into the psychedelic drug scene? Too bad, because this bathroom is a total trip. I bet it would hide stains well, as long as most of your stains are Kool-aid-based.

Matthew J. Cuddy, Century 21 Realty

A moment of awed silence for these tiles though.

Matthew J. Cuddy, Century 21 Realty

The level of commitment to matching fabrics in this bedroom is a 12 out of 10.

Matthew J. Cuddy, Century 21 Realty This house actually has five bedrooms, so it would be great for a large family. Perhaps one with lots of kids. The Brady family, specifically.

The current owners of the house are actually willing to leave a good deal of their furniture behind, provided the new owners are interested in keeping the 1970s theme alive.

Matthew J. Cuddy, Century 21 Realty Why would you even consider buying this rad pad if you weren’t really into the time-travel aspect?

So how much will this 70s retreat set you back? A piddling $624,900. That’s a small price to pay for a direct shuttle to the grooviest decade.

Matthew J. Cuddy, Century 21 Realty

Just wait.

The house has a total of 14 rooms. Are they all swathed in shag? Unfortunately, no. This is Framingham, not literal heaven.

This 21-foot living space is perfect for entertaining. In fact, it’s entertaining just on its own.

You get modern appliances in this updated kitchen , but you’re pretty much locked into lemon and lime dish towels for the duration of your residency.

The house comes with a spectacular, custom 40’ by 21’ heated gunite pool. Swinging may have been a fad, but backyard cookouts by the pool are forever.

This house actually has five bedrooms, so it would be great for a large family. Perhaps one with lots of kids. The Brady family, specifically.

Why would you even consider buying this rad pad if you weren’t really into the time-travel aspect?

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