There's An Entire "Fake Town" In This Seemingly Normal Looking Mansion's Basement And I Can't Decide How I Feel About It

    Imagine growing up with this in your basement! Imagine!

    Oh, look. It's 11610 Highland Farm Road in Potomac, Maryland.

    It's just your average $4.5 million mansion.

    It has seven bedrooms. Eleven bathrooms.

    A dining room that is bigger than my apartment.

    There are many living rooms that children definitely aren't allowed in.

    It's perfect for a lot of giant couches.

    A bedroom that looks straight out of a historical home you would visit in elementary school.

    There are 11 total fireplaces in the house — 11!

    There's also a laundry room that is basically a laundromat.

    But there's one part of the house that is *truly* bizarre but also very, very cool.

    My friend found a listing for an otherwise normal mcmansion that seemingly has a little.... fake... town (?) in the basement

    There is a random little town in the basement, complete with 15 "storefronts."

    Fifteen storefronts!

    There's a post office. There's a movie theater.

    It's currently playing a double feature of Mary Poppins and The Exorcist.

    It reminds me of a Small World or a tiny town in a Six Flags.

    I see a Santa Claus on a scooter and a massage parlor.

    Chic!

    It has cobblestone roads.

    Those are real, working vintage cars.

    It's my 12-year-old and 32-year-old selves' dream home.

    You can look at the listing here. If you have $4.5 million laying around, I HIGHLY recommend the purchase!