The first zombie-proof house?

Looks like that pool house has full-height floor level windows, and, while the rest of the place appears to lock up tight, what's the point of having a zombie-proof house if you can't go swimming?

Personally, I'd prefer a plexiglass-bottomed pool at least two or three stories up. That way you could see the undead groping at you while you do super sweet underwater somersaults and flip them the bird.

It looks cool, but I wonder how often they actually close all those windows (and the shutter)? With everything buttoned up, the house changes from strangely beautiful to just plain ugly. And it must be unremittingly dark inside...

I suspect that those (surely) hugely expensive shutters will spend most of the year open, and weren't really needed at all.

How pretty does the home need to be while protecting you from zombies or militia?

That's like complaining about the decor of a panic room. :)

When it's all opened up for the homeowner to live in or when entertaining guests, it is beautiful. On the rare occasion that the undead swing by then it shuts up and sends a very clear message that you are not welcome and good luck getting in.