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This apartment located in Chicago has been left untouched since the 1970s and it seriously looks like something out of a '70s-era movie. The 1972 apartment was listed in "as in condition" for $158,000. Someone has since bought the house, but we're sure that they are currently enjoying their radical new lives. The only change in the apartment was combining two of the bedrooms into one large family room. Despite this one move, it still gives off a tremendous '70s "hangout den" vibe. Especially due to the coloring! Wait until you see... Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Starck Real Estate The apartment is a three-bedroom two-bathroom penthouse and it features some pretty psychedelic colors. This includes a bright green lounge sofa, groovy-looking portraits, and even wallpaper that enhances the '70s era vibes. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Starck Real Estate There are many other wallpaper choices to choose from throughout the apartment, and yes, they're all reminiscent of the '70s. While the colors, appliances, and furniture all have nods to back in the day, it's certainly well taken care of and the new owner is understandably nostalgic about it. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Starck Real Estate This photo features the new den that was constructed from two original bedrooms in the apartment. It features a dark, wood-colored wallpaper, drapes with stripes, and lounge seats cluttered with patterns. Let's not forget the carpeting underneath the table in the middle of the den. It screams the '70s! Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Starck Real Estate If green is your favorite color, you might be wishing you got your hands on this listing ages ago! This bright green room features an old-style television set in the corner of the room, drapes, and patterned wallpaper. While the bright green color may not be a selling point in traditional homes now, the wallpaper definitely looks pretty funky! Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Starck Real Estate You can see more of this incredible time capsule home on the next page! The coolest thing about this little penthouse is that the dining room area features wall-to-floor mirrors. No matter what reason you're using them for, it definitely makes you feel like '70s royalty. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Starck Real Estate The bathroom also features some "far out" patterned, green wallpaper with an entire shelf of perfumes and cologne. It can easily be used for other things like toothbrushes, hairspray, and other toiletries that we use today. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Starck Real Estate Before we bid farewell to this groovy place, one last look at the '70s-era appliances. Most traditional homes are filled with the latest technology and stainless steel appliances, but we will never forget the original white appliance in every '70s household. Please SHARE this article if you would move into the '70s penthouse!