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    By Anne Collins for PointClickHomeWhat if the house itself was your Stairmaster? Or if you had to climb a ladder to get to the kitchen? These houses were designed to be fat-free — to make you move even if it means strapping on skis to get there.
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    This home's circular layout means taking a shortcut isn't an option, unless you hook up a rope and rappel from floor to floor. Every way is the long way so you work it coming and going.
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  • dream house
    If you're invited to this home for dinner, make sure to wear comfortable shoes. You'll have to climb up a tree to their leafy dining room.RELATED ON POINTCLICKHOME: 13 Tremendous Tree Houses
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    Open the front door and behold: an obstacle course of uneven floors, sloping walls and ladders. You've got to climb some rungs to get to the bathroom or bedroom. This Tokyo loft is built to challenge the body and mind — and keep you on your toes.
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    Getting to this house on San Juan Island, Washington, is literally quite a hike. But if that doesn't tire you out, try mountain biking through the 42 acres of mountainous terrain.RELATED ON POINTCLICKHOME: 9 Unbelievable Backyards
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  • dream house
    A maze of walkways connects the many buildings in this rugged Adirondack-style home in northern Connecticut, which is exactly what the owners wanted. If you're going to be a couch potato, you've at least got to work to get there.
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  • dream house
    Tucked in the trees of Hyogo, Japan, this 3000-square-foot house is traversed via a thigh-burning staircase that winds here, there and everywhere. RELATED ON POINTCLICKHOME: Fanciful Staircase Designs
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  • dream house
    Talk about extreme living. To get to this home in Stol Mountain Ridge, Slovenia, you've got to do some pretty fierce ice climbing. The good news is that you'll burn off your lunch.
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  • 7 Houses That Make You Lose Weight

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    By Anne Collins for PointClickHome

    What if the house itself was your Stairmaster? Or if you had to climb a ladder to get to the kitchen? These houses were designed to be fat-free — to make you move even if it means strapping on skis to get there.

  • 7 Houses That Make You Lose Weight

    2 of 8

    This home's circular layout means taking a shortcut isn't an option, unless you hook up a rope and rappel from floor to floor. Every way is the long way so you work it coming and going.

  • 7 Houses That Make You Lose Weight

    3 of 8

    If you're invited to this home for dinner, make sure to wear comfortable shoes. You'll have to climb up a tree to their leafy dining room.

    RELATED ON POINTCLICKHOME: 13 Tremendous Tree Houses

  • 7 Houses That Make You Lose Weight

    4 of 8

    Open the front door and behold: an obstacle course of uneven floors, sloping walls and ladders. You've got to climb some rungs to get to the bathroom or bedroom. This Tokyo loft is built to challenge the body and mind — and keep you on your toes.

  • 7 Houses That Make You Lose Weight

    5 of 8

    Getting to this house on San Juan Island, Washington, is literally quite a hike. But if that doesn't tire you out, try mountain biking through the 42 acres of mountainous terrain.

    RELATED ON POINTCLICKHOME: 9 Unbelievable Backyards

  • 7 Houses That Make You Lose Weight

    6 of 8

    A maze of walkways connects the many buildings in this rugged Adirondack-style home in northern Connecticut, which is exactly what the owners wanted. If you're going to be a couch potato, you've at least got to work to get there.

  • 7 Houses That Make You Lose Weight

    7 of 8

    Tucked in the trees of Hyogo, Japan, this 3000-square-foot house is traversed via a thigh-burning staircase that winds here, there and everywhere.

    RELATED ON POINTCLICKHOME: Fanciful Staircase Designs

  • 7 Houses That Make You Lose Weight

    8 of 8

    Talk about extreme living. To get to this home in Stol Mountain Ridge, Slovenia, you've got to do some pretty fierce ice climbing. The good news is that you'll burn off your lunch.

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