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When you think of Kentucky, the state doesn't exactly conjure lakes and oceans and historic lighthouses. But some sea-loving soul just happened to love lighthouses and live in Kentucky. The result is this totally unique - and beautiful - 2,200 square foot raised home near Prospect, Kentucky. Located on Captains Quarters Road, this unusual home... Continue Reading →
It is one of the most iconic farmsteads in the world... This is the real life Sleepy Hollow Farm located in Pomfret, Vermont. But how did this historic farm in rural Vermont become one of the most photographed places in New England? Situated on 115 pristine acres of rolling pastures and woodlands, Sleepy Hollow Farm... Continue Reading →
House Crazy Sarah is in love! This stunning Gothic Revival House stands out in any season. Built in 1855, this grand home is located in Staten Island, New York. If the exterior of the home impresses you, you're going to love the interior... The extensive Victorian/Gothic décor throughout this house is completely captivating. Now, House... Continue Reading →
It's been a while since House Crazy Sarah featured a Colorado cabin from her adopted state. Set on a sunny mountain-side lot in the Sphinx Park area near Bailey, Colorado is this charming 1905 log cabin. This one has that perfect mix of Colorado rustic character and vintage funkiness that House Crazy Sarah so adores.... Continue Reading →
House Crazy Sarah's all-time favorite author is Canadian original Margaret Laurence. Margaret Laurence  1926 - 1987 House Crazy Sarah has long been enthralled with Margaret's series of poignant novels about the small town of Manawaka in rural Manitoba. The Stone Angel was Margaret's critically acclaimed novel about an aging woman set in the fictional Manawaka.... Continue Reading →
House Crazy Sarah loves her some funky design and decor, but this place may be a wee bit over the top - even for her! It is located in the Catskill Mountains near historic Woodstock, New York. It is a hand-built masterpiece of spiraling confusion. Why it is so... unique? It was built by artist... Continue Reading →
Look at this darling historic cottage! Built in 1882, it is known as Leiper's Fork Cottage and it is located in Leiper's Fork Village near Franklin, Tennessee. The cottage is now used as a vacation rental so anyone can enjoy the quaint atmosphere! The poetic description below is from the owner: "Built in 1892 for... Continue Reading →
America's sweetheart outlaw couple, Bonnie & Clyde, once spent time hiding out in this apartment in Joplin, Missouri. Tucked on a quiet street in the mid-western town, is this unassuming 2-story stone apartment house. The 1928 building still stands to this day - almost entirely intact from the time Bonnie & Clyde were there. In... Continue Reading →
House Crazy Sarah used to work with a bunch of Realtors so she has heard the horror stories. She's been in hundreds of houses herself and has seen some weird things, but the following real estate listing photos go above and beyond. Like this one for example: How would a realtor spin that? "Good bones!"... Continue Reading →
This little gem is full of love and light and homemade stuff. Built by the owners Ron & Sue Corl, this 450 square foot tiny home in Millersburg, Ohio is a delight to behold! The owners did it all themselves using an eclectic patchwork of folksy, rustic elements, and vintage finds. It has a cozy-comfy... Continue Reading →
