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Elon Musk keeps traveling to Texas to work on SpaceX's new Starship rocket. A local thinks the CEO now uses a historic home as a crash-pad — take a look inside.

The A-frames survived Beulah, eventually ending up in the hands of Pearce — and now SpaceX. As is customary for a the company, SpaceX renamed a street on its new site "Rocket Rd."

It's also similarly close to Stargate, a launch control center built by the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley to support SpaceX activities and research opportunities.Dave Mosher/Business InsiderA view toward the ceiling of an A-frame house in South Texas now owned by SpaceX subsidiary Dogleg Park LLC. It was once a model home of a planned community called Kopernik Shores.Several small bedrooms, a living room, and kitchen are located on the ground floor.

Part of the living room an A-frame house in South Texas now owned by SpaceX subsidiary Dogleg Park LLC. It was once a model home of a planned community called Kopernik Shores.A spiral staircase in an A-frame house in South Texas now owned by SpaceX subsidiary Dogleg Park LLC. It was once a model home of a planned community called Kopernik Shores.The upstairs common room of an A-frame guest house in South Texas now owned by SpaceX subsidiary Dogleg Park LLC.

A view off the upper deck of an A-frame house in South Texas now owned by SpaceX subsidiary Dogleg Park LLC. It was once a model home of a planned community called Kopernik Shores.Pearce wired cameras all over the premises for extra security, but mainly for when he was gone for months. "I used to be able to go out in the backyard and shoot my little pistol," he said. "I could also go up on the balcony in my underwear and I never worried about it.

A fuss-ball table inside an A-frame guest house in South Texas now owned by SpaceX subsidiary Dogleg Park LLC. It was once a model home of a planned community called Kopernik Shores.Almost as soon as Pearce moved out, the anonymous resident said, Musk arrived in the area for Starship prototyping work — and the lights went on in Pearce's house. "It's the only place he could stay," the resident said.

 

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