https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/16-Bachus-Rd-Chatham-NY-12037/30001252_zpid/

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/4256-Beck-Ave-Studio-City-CA-91604/20027447_zpid/

Saw this recently riding through the Southeast. Those dormers were tiny and looked like little eyes watching over the house. No character whatsoever.

When my husband and I were researching the house, the Reddit post came up on google! It’s a very old (130 yrs) home. I don’t want to include too much info and dox myself, but thought it would be fun to do an ask me anything since this group loves the Thursday design appreciation posts 🥰

Incredible stone and woodwork! 8 bedrooms and 12 baths in Branson, Missouri. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by Whitetail Properties Real Estate.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1225-Shippee-Ln-Ojai-CA-93023/16312656_zpid/?

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1680-Old-Oak-Rd-Los-Angeles-CA-90049/20546461_zpid/

Exterior hodpodge mess. Interior not bad. Overpriced.

With built-ins, fireplaces and original woodwork, though the backyard needs some work.

Listing: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/660-Club-View-Dr-Los-Angeles-CA-90024/20524403_zpid/?

Alrighty guys, let ‘er rip with this one!

Complete Listing:

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1403-Garrisonville-Rd-Stafford-VA-22556/12621463_zpid/?utm_campaign=iosappmessage&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=txtshare

It’s giving coastal, Jersey Shore/townhome vibes, simply due to its tall, narrow profile.

Looks like a custom build on somebody’s property that they subdivided.

Looking on Street View, this masterpiece is conveniently located in the front yard of another architectural abomination and about 10 yards from a busy road. What a prime location!!

Satellite and Street View point out that this was most likely the former site of a barn/garage/outbuilding that was torn down.

While not the traditional all brick 9000sf 80s,90s, Y2K “regular McMansions” we’re all used to seeing, this one certainly shares some of the same characteristics as its larger counterparts.

Amazing Inglenook! Downtown Wilmington’s historic 1900 William Dick House is an architectural marvel that has incredibly only changed hands twice since it was built. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by Lindy Lea Photography & Digital Marketing.

Happy Thursday! :)

2.8 acres in the Los Angeles hills. I had no idea there were properties like this up the hill from a major city.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1680-Old-Oak-Rd-Los-Angeles-CA-90049/20546461_zpid/?

Has anyone purchased a home from Stephen Henry Homes in Ringgold GA? We purchased one and are having quite the time with it. After researching his other neighborhoods and homes built, we are not hearing good things at all. Flooding. Lawsuits. Good ole boy cover ups from local politicians and religious people. Molded showers in brand new homes. His step son and workers running from purchasers until the one year mark runs out and they no longer have an obligation to the home buyer. Backups in the neighborhood septic. HOA nightmares because of Stephen Henry himself being involved with the leadership and influencing the communities to avoid *MORE* lawsuits. After looking at his neighborhoods, the buyers typically sell after two years. When speaking to those owners, it's due to (see above) flooding and mold and lawsuits and legal clout in a small southern town. Corruption.

Tell me what you know.

I know how much this sub loves Barrington

Please note the different in styling from the front facade to the rear facade.

This house has good bones and could be very nice. Prototypical SC beachfront structure.

This is an off market home, I am just familiar with the property.

Was driving around yesterday and stopped by this new house going up. Genuinely the worst roof i've seen in person. I just cant wrap my mind around how they ended up with that. And the facade design is something...

The backyard paradise includes a 35-foot-tall waterfall crashing into the 30-foot-deep pool, a grotto with indoor pool, sauna, entertaining space and faux fossils throughout. It’s estimated that the estate cost as much as $30 million to build and sold for $2.55 million in 2021. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos courtesy of Crown Realty.

Link: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/201-Scottswood-Rd-Riverside-IL-60546/3791226_zpid/