Property Crush

Stationed on a small, rocky island, this quintessential Cape is the perfect spot to stay in the summertime mindset. 

Check out those mountain vistas.

And it was used as the filming location for an upcoming movie.

And they're right by the ocean.

Wait until you see the cave-like bathroom.

Sweet dreams are made of this.

Houseplant lovers, unite.

Front porch with a water view, anyone?

The garden-level home features a sunny sunken living room.

Who says you have to go to the woods to live out your quaint cabin dreams?

The 18th-century home has been gorgeously updated by furniture makers.

Welcome to the hippest houseboat I’ve ever seen.

Peep the 13-foot projection screen perfect for movie nights.

It's right on Bourbon Street.

Plus, you can watch the sunset from the hot tub on the private deck.

And it's a few blocks from Central Park.

Peep the private patio.

It comes with a hot tub, in-ground pool, and even a pool house for guests.

It comes with two covered patios and five acres of its own.

Yes, it comes with a conversation pit.

Blocks from Prospect Park, it sports a forest green kitchen and ample space for all of your books.

The 1870s abode was renovated by an artist.

The polished concrete floors reflect that iconic Florida sunshine.

It’s fit for a king in more ways than one.

It’s a short drive from Killington Ski Area.

Plus fruit trees and an herb garden.

It’s on the market for $298,000.

These properties have that magic combination of character and unique design.

Which one's your favorite?

Not to mention a custom bookcases and a hidden desk.

It has wood paneling galore.

It’s located right beside 10 acres of conservation land.

It was finished in 1954.

They both boast wood paneling and other nautical charms.

The walls in this farmhouse-style abode were stripped to their original paneling.

The interior is like a kaleidoscope of color.

It's been featured on Modernism Week tours.

Plus a home gym in its silo.

The mountain views are a plus, too.

Thanks to a smart layout (and built-ins).

With a thriving wildflower garden in the front yard.

And it has wood paneling galore.

And an ADU, or additional dwelling unit, out back.

And a sparkling pool.

It looks like it belongs in Palm Springs.

Look inside this turquoise-tinted home from 1877.

And it has a river flowing through the living room.

Peek inside.