This retro two-story San Diego time capsule — on the market for $375,000 — also features spacious bedrooms with mirrored wardrobes and an elegant fireplace in the living room.

This historic penthouse offers stunning views of the Empire State Building, Brooklyn Bridge and East River right through the face of a huge clock featured prominently on the building’s facade.

Built in the 1980s, the previous homeowners of this listing employed a Swedish mining technique to create the walls and ceilings, resulting in a stone home nestled into a cave.

Featuring pristine chandeliers imported from Indonesia and a golden sarcophagus-clad dining room, the 5-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom home certainly makes a statement.

Looking to go off the grid? This solar-powered home features a sophisticated aqua-botanical system for growing fresh fruit and veggies. A fishpond runs throughout the home, feeding into the lush interior greenhouse garden. 

This 1850s stone schoolhouse has been transformed into a cozy home, featuring restored hardwood floors, modern appliances and a quirky outdoor teahouse. The 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom home includes original touches displayed throughout the space.

Beautiful views, lush landscaping and ceiling murals are some of the many traits John Barrymore’s former home has to offer. Fair warning: The $19.5 million listing includes a strange opium den and a trophy room dedicated to bird eggs and shrunken heads.

At first glance, this 6-bedroom, 7-bathroom home in Los Angeles’ Hidden Hills area doesn’t jump off the page, but there’s definitely more to uncover below grade. Heading downstairs, you’ll be taken to a galaxy far, far away.

Affectionately nicknamed the “Tyringham Gingerbread House,” this cottage has roots dating back to the 1750s.

Ever dreamed of owning a private island? Just such an opportunity, in the form of Mark Island, has popped onto the market right off the coast of Maine.

Located just outside the New York City suburb of Ossining, a gorgeous, medievalesque castle is now on the market for $3.5 million. Designed in 1927, the property sits on 48.6 acres of secluded land, but it comes with a catch.

Located along the Tippecanoe River in Indiana, a unique private residence is up for grabs for just $200,000. The inside of the property was once home to a school but has since been remodeled into a 4-bedroom, 4-bath home.

Nestled up against the rushing rapids of Kinderhook Creek in Valatie, New York, this historic property spent a century as a cotton mill before being converted to a hydroelectric power plant. Now that the turbines are offline, what was originally the caretaker’s home is on the market.

Built in 1877, this former church on a prominent corner in North Bloomfield, Ohio, is on the market at the markdown price of $39,900. Though the worship space is still in place on the main level, the property does have two partial bathrooms, and the basement features a full kitchen and office spaces, perfect for coffee and donuts or conversion to bedrooms.

This stone structure was built in the early 1700s as the local watering hole and is located smack-dab in the center of historic Waterford, Virginia. The property has since been transformed into a 4-bedroom, 3-bath home.

Truly a property frozen in time, a lakeside residence located alongside California’s Lake Arrowhead comes onto the market straight from the 1980s.