From the porch and picket fence to the railing and trim, the bright pink and white detailing on this two-story Victorian makes it stand out from the rest of the homes in its neighborhood on Chicago’s West Side. On the market for $160,000, this late-1800s five-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath home spans 2,667 square feet and is fully furnished with even more pink decor inside. The floors, walls and curtains are pink, as is the ornate furniture that fills the home.

The Fox family didn’t just leave behind the founding of the Quaker religion as a legacy, they also left an estate that’s currently on the market for $15 million in Foxburg, Pennsylvania. Originally built in 1828, the entire estate features 26 total structures. The main five-bedroom mansion includes a library, wine cellar, conservatory and pub. One of the more interesting structures on the lot is the sugar house, built to help the original family manufacture maple syrup. The equestrian complex is complete with stables, a vet room, carriage museum and riding arena.

A unique dome-home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright apprentice James Dresser in 1952 is listed on the market in

A Lake Tahoe mansion that once belonged to early gambling innovator William F. Harrah is now on the market

Why worry about a neighborhood’s charm while house-hunting when you can just buy the entire town? The (very) small

A Romanesque revival-style church in Washington, D.C., is on the market for $2.225 million as a six-unit townhouse. Morningstar

A Frank Lloyd Wright designed Los Angeles mansion featuring Mesoamerican-inspired design is on the market for $23 million. Known

This former gold mine used until the 1960s is now a cliffside home on 33 acres in Big Sur,

A fully furnished 5,000-square-foot house in suburban Maple Glen, Pennsylvania, is on the market for $750,000. While it may

This glass house, built for Chicago’s 1933 World’s Fair, currently sits abandoned in Indiana. The house was built by

In an undisclosed location in Kansas, a former Atlas class missile silo has been turned into an underground, 15-floor

This home — built with parts taken from an old gold mine — features a rock-crusher fireplace, a crankshaft gateway, a tin roof and stair handrails made out of ore cart rails.

At 75 feet long, this new take on the classic houseboat boasts 4,350 square feet of living space and is able to float freely, be tied to a dock or stand up in the water courtesy of hydraulic legs.

The detached shipping container unit nestled in the backyard can serve as an additional bedroom, office space or outdoor entertaining area and has been fully renovated to include a stylish front entrance and abundance of windows.

This 1,800-square-foot home in Sherman Oaks, California, seems to dangle over a cliff. Supported by stilts, the property boasts floor-to-ceiling windows and glass balcony railings that reinforce the feeling of living in the open sky.

What better way to show your love of our hometown than owning a two-flat that once was home to infamous gangster Al Capone?