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Just another fabulous old school turned into a massive mansion! Located in Latah, Washington (about 30 minutes from Spokane), this 1908 brick beauty has been meticulously renovated into a private home. The former school sits on a 1.43-acre lot on Main Street, and is currently listed for sale for $749,000. The building has a whopping... Continue Reading →
As the cruel war in Ukraine rages on, let's take a minute to appreciate one of the most unique historic gems in the city of Lviv. This is the Citadel Inn Hotel & Resort. Located on a strategic hill, overlooking the old part of the city, this former military defensive structure was originally built for... Continue Reading →
Holy wow, this place is divine! This building was built and used for many years as a convent where nuns would live in simple service to the Lord. Located in downtown Olyphant in Northeast Pennsylvania, it has been converted into a home & business and is now for sale! This unique property is approved for... Continue Reading →
House Crazy Sarah is crazy about old country stores converted to living spaces. This building has been transformed from an old country store into the most gorgeous home. Located in historic Burton, Texas, it is currently for sale for $350,000. That may seem like a steep price for a former rural hitching post, but have... Continue Reading →
House Crazy Sarah loves when old commercial buildings have been saved and reimagined as private residences. This gorgeous 110 year old train station in Negaunee, Michigan has been given new life as a single family home. And guess what? It's for sale! Priced at $324,900, this former train station now has 2 bedrooms and 3... Continue Reading →
Thank you to Shelly T. for sharing these photos of her 1875 bank building in the small town of Walnut, Iowa. House Crazy Sarah loves a good commercial building conversion! The owners have turned this former community bank into a small vintage and home decor shop (aptly named The Vault Mercantile), and they also offer tours... Continue Reading →
Look at this beauty that House Crazy Sarah dug up for you! She wasn't sure how to categorize it because it's an 1856 Farmer's Bank converted into a funky cafe. But it could be a house. It's for sale so you could do anything you want with it! Look at how it appeared before it... Continue Reading →
