House of the Week: Florida Beach House Comes With Cadillac Bar
The Cadillac inside the house is a real Cadillac, a 1959 Caddy that was driven from the beach into the house and turned into a working bar.
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Live Like Royalty in These Castle Homes
Castles don’t just live in your sandbox. Fortified mansions — yes, the kind with turrets, drawbridges and more — are hitting the market for under $1 million and up. If you thought American castles didn’t exist, check out these homes for sale.
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Author’s Home for Sale Includes Hidden Bar
The house was built in 1932 at the tail end of Prohibition, and surprisingly, a hidden bar isn’t that unusual in elaborate homes of that time period.
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Bomb Shelter or Ultimate Man Cave?
There was little to no chance a bomb would be dropped in Fort Pierce, FL during the Cold War. But that didn’t stop 30-inch-thick steel-reinforced concrete from being poured in the middle of St. Lucie County.
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House of the Week: Lighthouse in Chesapeake Bay
Wanted: A homeowner with a dedication to history and lighthouses, willing to do a little renovation and, of course, live on a home set three miles offshore.
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House of the Week: Artist Refuge in Austin (VIDEO)
Situated alongside Pedernales River is a home filled with unique touches from its artist owner.
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House of the Week: Spaceship Home in Kansas
Perched above the shores of Lake Quivira, the home looks like a spaceship that made its landing outside Kansas City.
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House of the Week: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Pottery House (VIDEO)
Even though Wright himself didn’t see the finished structure, the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation recognizes the home as a Wright piece.
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House of the Week: Architectural Triplex in Hollywood Hills
The home is an architectural gem that truly is a trophy property.
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House of the Week: Skylights and Glass in Seattle (VIDEO)
Sitting bluffside to Puget Sound, this home not only captures the water views, but as much daylight as possible.
