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The future owner of a newly-listed Ohio<\/a> residence will never need to worry about shopping for roof shingles\u2014but they should take care to ensure that their lawnmower is in good condition.<\/p>\n Because the earth-sheltered property<\/a>, which is located in Huron, OH<\/a>, is built almost entirely under the ground, complete with a dirt- and grass-covered roof that provides spectacular protection from the elements, but does<\/em> require the odd trim now and then.<\/p>\n \u201cWe\u2019ll call it an earth-sheltered home because about 90% of it is underground,\u201d said listing agent Laurie Brill<\/strong> with Keller Williams Citywide. \u201c[The sellers] built it in the side of the hill and then they covered it with dirt, so the roof is ivy and myrtle and they literally mow the roof.\u201d<\/p>\n