It’s listed for $212,000.

You need to see inside.

It’s the green desk lamp that’s like “comfort food for your desk.”

Plus a bookcase with a rolling ladder.

It's a Miami-inspired creation from 1947.

You need to see inside.

You need to peek inside.

A classic advice column question with a not-so-classic answer.

And you need to see inside.

I've always known I should get one.

It was built in 1926.

Peek inside.

Have you ever played the Game of Life?

Prepare to be transported back in time.

It has a landscaped backyard with fruit trees.

I'm terrified of rodents.

And it has tons of home office space.

Which one's your favorite?

You need to peek inside.

Here's how you might go about that.

Care to take on a project?

It has a little deck with bay views.

There's so much to thank it for.

The Old Granville House possesses a special magic.

Just give me a dollar amount, please!

Here are three reasons why.

Each bedroom has its own bathroom.

It's a perfect gift for a new renter or homeowner.

There's a lot to know about mortgage loans, closing costs, escrow, and all that jazz.

It's tucked away in Marblehead, Massachusetts.

Her stone wall is depositing debris every time it rains.

Peek inside.

This 1920s bungalow is surrounded by fall foliage.

It's hard to think that far into the future.

Bookworms, come 'round.

It was the home of architect Lois Davidson Gottlieb.

Sincerely, a single, 29-year-old dog owner.

Plus, wood paneling galore.

Look inside.

Oh, to be a homeowner stargazing from a hot tub in the middle of the desert.

It's called "the Boom Boom Room."

There's so much to consider here.

It overlooks a very pleasant pond.

It was built in Minnesota in 1875.

Asking for a friend (me and my HOA).

A conversation with Jason Diamond, author of "The Sprawl."

And clawfoot tubs.

Plus a built-in office nook with storage bench.