Some frequent business travellers complain that they almost live in a hotel or an airplane. But Francie Rehwald, owner of a successful Mercerdes-Benz dealership in CA, will have the rare distinction of making that boast - not figuratively, but literally. She is building a house made entirely out of a scrap 747-200 jet!

After buying an old TowerAir jet ($100K), the builders began the task of cutting the jet down with medical precision to carve out individual rooms, and other living spaces. The nose became the meditation chamber, and the majestic wings will be the roofs, the distinctive camel hump of 747 will become the loft, and the toilets, I guess, will used as toilets (pretty uncomfortable toilets for a $2million dollar home

FAA has asked her to paint special numbers on top of her home, so as not to alarm commercial pilots flying overhead mistaking it for a crashed jumbo jet.

Total cost? $2 million, still a bargain considering a 747 jet costs about $200mill.

Now she can boast “Yeah, I own a 747 jet, its parked right in my house!”