Greenwich, New Jersey: Flying Saucer - Futuro House
Shell of a Futuro flying saucer home. Stick your head through one of the portholes and imagine what it must be like to live inside it. The portable, prefabricated home design from 1968 is by Finnish architect Matti Suuronen.
Hancock Harbor Marina
- Address:
- 390 Hancock Harbor Rd, Greenwich, NJ
- Directions:
- Hancock Harbor Marina. From the Bridgeton area follow the signs south to Greenwich. From Ye Greate St. in Greenwich drive south on Bacons Neck Rd until it ends, turn left onto Tindall Island Rd, then left again onto Hancock Harbor Rd.
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Flying Saucer - Futuro House This location is quite scenic and worth a detour just for the sunrise over the harbor...wayyyyyy off the beaten path!
[George Evans, 02/03/2012]
Flying Saucer - Futuro House The aliens have not been keeping their house in ship shape! This Futuro House has seen better days. Still and interesting road-side curiosity, at the end of a very rural lonely road. It kind of suits it's location. Also a ship among ships where it is too.
[Steve McNeil, 10/04/2009]This full size flying saucer is located near the Bait Box Restaurant in Greenwich, NJ. It was purchased and moved from an amusement park in Bridgeton. It's in pretty bad shape but you can still climb into it. Rumor is that it will be made into a gift shop.
[Heather Sharpless, 02/14/2004]Nearby Offbeat Places
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This is actually an old, abandoned Futuro House.