7 Unique Unusual Houses In North Dakota

A lot of houses are pretty similar in design, as you’ll see driving through any town. But the houses we’re looking at here stand outside of the norm with their own unique attributes. Their unusual exteriors can raise interest about their mysterious interiors. Check out these seven houses and see what you think.

This unusual grassy-roofed house is part of the Scandinavian Heritage Park in Minot.

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The colors of this old, large house in Valley City are enchanting, I’d love to see if the inside is equally colorful.

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What a different look! The style of this Grand Forks house is called ‘Art Moderne.’

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The color palette on this old mansion is certainly out of the ordinary. It’s actually the Former Governor’s Mansion in Bismarck.

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This castle peeking out from behind the trees is called the Coghlan Castle. It’s over a century old, and is located in St. John, ND.

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Brightly colored cabins that are abandoned today near Berwick, ND.

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There’s something mysterious about this old house in Sims, ND that draws me in…

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Have you seen any weird or unique houses in North Dakota? I remember in the town I grew up in there was a house shaped like a turtle. I wish I could see it again if it’s still standing. Do you have any similar memories?