Owning property you genuinely love is a dream come true! And for many of us, that dream keeps getting further and further away. However, that doesn’t stop us from browsing real estate listings and complaining about the interior design decisions, as though we had spare millions just lying around.

Trust us, there are tons of incredibly bizarre and creative homes out there that love stepping outside of everyone’s comfort zones. The most unique ones get featured by the legendary ‘Zillow Gone Wild’ social media project, and we’re bringing you the freshest, most off-the-hook property pics to wow and scare you. ‘Selling Sunset’ wishes it was this interesting!

And has a “Distinctive seven-sided front porch” that includes pentagram stars in the stone walls, masonic temple stones in the yard; and PS the owner was a master Freemason. Currently listed for only $525,000 in Norwich, CT and is already under contract after a week on the market

Homeownership can be exhausting, but usually, it’s worth the effort. Well, emphasis on ‘usually.’ Buying your first home is equal parts exciting and incredibly stressful.

On the one hand, you’re about to finally have a place that you can call your own! On the other hand, you’re about to part with a mind-melting sum of money and sign up for decades-long mortgages for a property that might not even come close to being your dream home .

Then there are all the practical problems to worry about, like the foundations, plumbing, wiring, etc. Not to mention all the different types of insurance and utilities you’ll need to pay for… and you’ll also need savings for emergencies.

In the meantime, you can’t always predict who your neighbors will be, how well you’ll get along, and where any potential problems might arise.

This one was built in 1847 and served as the county jail until 1870 and then as the city jail until 1899. It has been owned by the same family since 1924 and is ready for the next steward. The building is apparently made of about 2 feet of thick (twss) of solid stone and the rest of the building is 4 bricks deep with “several 250 lb lead-lined door”. Currently listed for only $400,000 in Perrysburg,OH