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The pink Century of Progress house could be yours — sort of. You'll actually be taking over a 52-year lease, as the property is owned by the National Park Service.

These five homes were once inhabited by the likes of gangsters, famous writers, and even a military leader of the Plymouth colony.

A nod to the region's past, these farm-centric homes are open, airy, and agricultural.

These low-slung homes are a call back to the 1950s and 60s.

Imagine yourself across the pond in these five properties.

Whether they've stayed with a single owner or within the same family, these homes are real estate rarities.

These properties really emphasize the convenience in convenience store.

The Chicago real estate inventory is a bit thin at the moment. But what is available is definitely worth a look.

Whether you're a plant person or just like the idea of a cozy escape, these homes can keep it green year round.

Landmarking a home saves it from demolition — meaning you, too, could one day live in an historically (and architecturally) significant structure.