Property Crush

And a mint green bathroom.

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Cowabunga.

It's been in the same family for over 100 years.

And proximity to hiking trails.

It offers one level of stunning open-concept living.

Oh, Canada.

It's a five-minute walk from the beach.

It's nestled on a lush hillside.

It was built in 1860.

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And it was featured on HGTV.

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And it's listed for less than $250,000.

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Curb appeal? More like curve appeal.

It's the cutest little thing.

It's on the market in Glendale.

Ahoy.

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And it has a bookcase with a hidden door.

It's right next to Joshua Tree National Park.

It's a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed neighborhood.

Or its clawfoot tub.

It revels in ornamentation.

Situated on a leafy little lot in Madison, Wisconsin.

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Care to spend your days inside an eco-friendly oasis?

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Leafy green everything.

It was designed by a Sea Ranch architect.

That’s right—pre-American Revolution.

It's the perfect time to move in.

It even has a solarium.

Talk about major curb appeal.

It sits on 65 private acres.

It was built in 1921.

The clock’s ticking if you’d like to put in an offer.

It has '70s written all over it.

Like, bigger than a studio apartment in NYC.

It's equal parts modern and cozy.

It could be yours for $369,000.

Behold these sparkling pieces of real estate eye candy.

It could be yours for $675,000.

An architectural marriage of two amazing styles.

This cutie sits on a lush landscape that looks like something out of a fairytale.

It was completely transformed by a local artist.

And it's only a 10-minute walk from the commuter rail—where do I sign?

This home just feels like the epitome of Americana—with a whole lotta space.

It even comes with a concierge.

And we can't forget about the views of the Golden Gate Bridge, either.

This house has four garden pockets, plus a master bedroom the size of a Brooklyn apartment.

Don’t be surprised if this tucked-away neighborhood looks familiar: It played a role in Alfred Hitchcock’s classic “Strangers on a Train.”

That bathtub!

It was put on the market for the first time in 20 years.

Here's your chance to own a space in the East Bay.

This isn’t one of those renos that looks like every home you see on TV.

One of nine properties from famed architect Edmund Burger, best known for the American Pavilion at the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona, it’s a gem to have landed on the market.

Built in 1863, this house has been redesigned to be a show-stopping property that sits upon eleven acres of wooded land in Columbia County.

This one bed, one bath home clocks in at nearly 1,000 square feet.

At 1,000 square feet, this is a quite generous one-bedroom condo!

At first glance, you’d swear this Santa Rosa property was a legit art museum.

Scoop this Beachwood Canyon beauty up while it’s hot. The home is hitting the market or the first time in nearly 40 years.

With the offerings of Palm Beach, Florida, on call, this immaculately designed apartment (and its courtyard) make for a dreamy retreat.

We'll confess our love for this home.

Get your Pinterest boards ready. This home will please any design lover.

This spacious loft is located in the heart of one of Minneapolis’ coolest neighborhoods—and has the Mississippi Riverfront right out the back door.

A pool, pergola, and mature green gardens will make you want to practically live outside (but the interior is darling, too).

Built in the 1840s, this Boerum Hill home is not only pre-war, but pre-Civil War! Plus, it’s seriously gorgeous.

From the den to the dining room—everything is oversized in this Texas home.5623 Mcknight Street    Located in Houston, Texas$419,0003 bedrooms, 2 bathroomsThis house is love at first sight. The sprawling blue beauty, built in 1957, is set among a lush lawn with big, shady trees.Step right up along the paved brick walkway. (Now, don’t forget to notice those lovely shutters wrapped around that big window!) Just walk through that punchy green door and… you’re in!

This elegant house in Salt Lake City is all about the details—and lots of space. 1533 E. Federal Heights Dr. Located in Salt Lake City, Utah $975,000 7 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms This chic, two-story home in the Salt Lake City suburbs not only looks like it’s fresh from a magazine photoshoot: It’s also big enough to raise a family, with plenty of room to spare.