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Destined for the bulldozer? Iconic bubble house back on the market

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The iconic Ipswich bubble house, originally built in 1983 as a unique circular structure, is back on the market after previously failing to sell. The property's distinctive design and historical significance attract both potential buyers interested in restoration and those considering demolition due to its current deteriorated condition. This listing highlights the tension between preserving architectural landmarks and meeting modern housing demands.

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