Picture Perfect 1946 Swedish Farmhouse For Sale

This lovely home in Herrljunga, Sweden has long been a darling of Instagram. And guess what? It's now for sale! Located on over 8 acres of forested land, the white traditional farmhouse dates back to 1946. The listing poetically states: "Now the dream of the rural idyll can become reality." The home, land, and several... Continue Reading →

Sensational Spanish Style Home In Portland, Oregon

When you think of Spanish Mission-style homes, the Pacific Northwest is not the first place to come to mind. Vintage craftsman bungalows are the usual fare. But here in Portland, Oregon, you will find this 1927 Spanish beauty currently for sale. It is listed for $1,195,000. The exterior is lush with greenery and Mediterranean details.... Continue Reading →

The Bingham Farmstead: 1870 Carpenter Gothic In Nelson Missouri

Looking for a pastoral farmstead with a historic pedigree? House Crazy Sarah has got you covered! You can walk in the footsteps of Lewis & Clark along the Santa Fe Trail from the yard of The Bingham Farmstead - circa 1828. This 10.5-acre property is located at the entrance of the Historic Village of Arrow... Continue Reading →

Historic And Affordable Village House in Crete, Greece

The winter doldrums have House Crazy Sarah searching for cheap, warm, sunny destinations - to live! In her around-the-world/internet searches, she came across this little gem in a village near Makry Gialos, South-East Crete, Greece. Listed for only €60.000,00 (approx. $65,000 USD), this 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom home has been updated but still retains all the... Continue Reading →

Storybook Tudor In Pasadena, California

Pasadena, California is one of House Crazy Sarah's most favorite places to house peep. With its plethora of well-kept early 20th Century homes, the historic SoCal city never disappoints. Recently, House Crazy Sarah came across this little jewel in the jewelry box of Pasadena real estate. A 1935 English Tudor-style home on a corner lot... Continue Reading →

The Manor Hemingford Grey – One Of The Oldest Continuously Inhabited Houses In Britain

Located in Cambridgeshire, England, this ancient Norman Manor House is said to be one of the oldest continually inhabited homes in the British Isles. It was built in about the year 1130 by Payn Osmundsen, tenant of Aubrey de Vere. Records indicate that from 1256 to 1490 the property was owned by the de Grey... Continue Reading →

1805 Former Maine Inn For Sale

House Crazy Sarah is always on the lookout for historic buildings in quaint small towns. Fryeburg, Maine (pop. 3,369) is one such town. On Main Street Fryeburg, you will find this 1805 former inn that is now being used as a single-family residence with four additional rental units. This 10-bedroom, 7-bathroom 6,230 square foot home... Continue Reading →

A Cozy Bavarian Christmas Cottage

You can rent this restored half-timbered house that dates back to the year 1708. Can you picture spending a cozy Christmas holiday here with loved ones? Located in Deining, GroĂźalfalterbach, Bavaria, Germany, this large chalet-style farmhouse has room for a large family gathering or many friends. Located near villages that date back to the Middle... Continue Reading →

Yellow Moon Farm In North Carolina

Yellow Moon Farm near Newland, North Carolina is the perfect country retreat at any time of year. The 1882 farmhouse is located on a picturesque 33.59 acres. The home and several outbuildings are currently for sale for $725,000. The property has historically been used for farming and guest lodging. It's now available without zoning or... Continue Reading →

David Malouf Art Deco House In Brisbane, Australia

If you are a fan of the Art Deco movement, then you will appreciate the David Malouf House in Brisbane, Australia. The house is named for the Australian author David Malouf who lived here for a number of years and wrote some of his most famous works here. David Malouf - b. 1934 The home... Continue Reading →

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