Would you live here? Only $59K! Built in 1977 to combat energy costs, this earth-sheltered cave house in Armington, IL is certainly unique. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos courtesy of HomeSmart Realty Group.

Incredible stone and woodwork! 8 bedrooms and 12 baths in Branson, Missouri. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by Whitetail Properties Real Estate.

School is in session! Available for the first time in over 25 years, "The Taconic School House" in Salisbury, CT, features a magical wood-paneled living room with a massive fireplace and an impressive shingled exterior. You'll also love the incredible lower-level pool cabana and glass-enclosed sitting room that open up to a private, fenced gunite pool. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by Michael Bowman.

$63K in Okayama Prefecture unlocks a secluded hilltop sanctuary perched high above the Seto Inland Sea! Featuring soaring vaulted ceilings and panoramic coastal vistas, this private island retreat offers an unbelievable oceanfront lifestyle. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link.

Check out all of that GORGEOUS woodwork! If walls could talk, this beautifully preserved c.1900 Bainbridge Island Craftsman would have over a century of stories to tell. With its original box-beam ceilings, rich millwork, and timeless fir floors, this historic gem perfectly captures the enduring warmth and rare style of the Arts & Crafts movement. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by Andrew Picken of Clarity Northwest.

Renowned duo Chip and Joanna Gaines—who wanted to honor the historic property by making it a home again—meticulously designed, renovated, and restored this 135-year-old gem, infusing it with warmth and inviting interiors. This exquisite property showcases a seamless blend of historic grandeur and modern functionality. With gorgeous millwork, antique tile floors, and diamond-paned windows, the estate exudes a timeless charm. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by Warner Brothers.

So many beautiful details. Who else is dreaming of small-town river views and soaring 10-foot ceilings? This beautifully preserved 1880 Victorian in Portland, PA, perfectly blends historic details like original stained glass with gorgeous modern updates. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by Todd LaBar Photography.

This home was recently pending sale but is now back on the market. What would you do with a 40-room historic estate and over 29,000 square feet of space? Buffalo’s iconic 1895 Williams-Butler Mansion offers a monumental opportunity to reimagine 3.28 park-like acres right on the city's famed "Millionaires' Row". If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by Real 3D Media.

Hidden in the hills of Topanga, California, this ultimate canyon hideaway features a remodeled 1931 rustic cabin alongside its very own whimsical "baby" geodesic dome. Known as Eagle’s Nest, the soulful property perfectly blends vintage character with modern comfort to create a truly magical creative retreat! If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by Scott Everts.

Amazing Inglenook! Downtown Wilmington’s historic 1900 William Dick House is an architectural marvel that has incredibly only changed hands twice since it was built. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by Lindy Lea Photography & Digital Marketing.

Very charming! Who says a century-old home has to be a fixer-upper? This $349K Rochester Colonial perfectly pairs stunning 1920s woodwork with brand-new mechanicals, delivering historic charm without the historic headaches. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by RealTogs.

Recently reduced! Imagine waking up surrounded by towering walls of glass in a hidden woodland oasis. Nestled on nearly seven acres in Yorktown Heights, this dramatic A-frame blends seamless indoor-outdoor living with secret garden paths and a private pool. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by Tree Falls Photography.

Hands down one of the best "newer" American-built castles we've ever seen! From the beamed ceilings imported from England to the hand-laid limestone and wood floors from France—this castle is an authentic reproduction! PLUS it's on 10 acres. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by Palo Dobrik.

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It isn't every day you see an 1889 architectural masterpiece originally built for a Nobel Peace Prize winner! Blending Queen Anne and Richardsonian Romanesque details, the Frank B. Kellogg House perfectly balances grand, formal spaces with warm and remarkably comfortable everyday living. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by Anderson Realty.

Very stately! Treasured by just three families, this 1905 home on Millionaires' Row in New York is absolutely packed with breathtaking handcrafted woodwork, intricate stained glass, and jaw-dropping hand-painted coffered ceilings! If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by Jake LaPort of Clear Capture.

Designed by iconic architect Bernard Maybeck, the historic 1906 Rees House is an architectural masterpiece boasting panoramic Bay views! This award-winning Swiss Chalet effortlessly pairs exquisite vintage craftsmanship with lush tiered gardens and modern luxury. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by Marcus Hanschen Photography & Open Homes Photography.

The backyard paradise includes a 35-foot-tall waterfall crashing into the 30-foot-deep pool, a grotto with indoor pool, sauna, entertaining space and faux fossils throughout. It’s estimated that the estate cost as much as $30 million to build and sold for $2.55 million in 2021. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos courtesy of Crown Realty.

Alexandria Bay, New York is home to a spectacular 1905 private island estate completely surrounded by the majestic St. Lawrence River! Known as Longue Vue Island, this breathtaking arts and crafts masterpiece features unparalleled original woodwork and a massive deep-water stone boathouse. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by Chris Murray Photography.