The Aircraft, Converted into a Dwelling House (11 Photos)

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A resident of the U.S. state of Oregon, Bruce Campbell bought an old Boeing 727 passenger plane and turned it into his house.


The owner is resting on the couch in his apartment. The size of his unusual living space is about 40 meters and 4 din in width. (John Brecher / msnbc.com)

Campbell replaced the flooring in the cabin, making it transparent. (John Brecher / msnbc.com)

Kempell unloads his car, parked it under the right wing of the aircraft. (John Brecher / msnbc.com)

Ladder at the rear of the aircraft – the main entrance to the dwelling. (John Brecher / msnbc.com)

Toilet next to the entrance stairs. Only one of three existing on-board, which functions. (John Brecher / msnbc.com)

Bruce Campbell is on the phone, sitting at his desk. He was an electrical engineer at the table for which he collects instruments for testing of medical equipment – my little business. (John Brecher / msnbc.com)


The nose of the plane hangs above the ground. (John Brecher / msnbc.com)

Exterior lighting is fully operational in aircraft. (John Brecher / msnbc.com)