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A home in Evansville, IN, featured on the ABC hit show “Roseanne” just hit the market for an affordable $225,000.
Fans of the popular sitcom, starring Roseanne Barr, really wanted a peek inside the facade of the Conner family home and propelled the listing to the top spot on this week’s most popular homes on Realtor.com®.
Also garnering attention this week were a California home with its own gun range, an A-frame Arkansas residence up for auction, and a former church seeking a real estate resurrection in Ohio.
Keep reading for a full look at this week’s 10 most popular homes.
10. 1600 Vermilion Rd, Duluth, MN
Price: $825,500
Why it’s here: This dreamy stone home looks like it is straight out of a fairy tale.
Designed in 1912 by architect Frederick German for lumber and railroad magnate John Millen, the residence once served as the carriage house to the historic Millen mansion next door. A thoughtfully updated interior features a sunken living room with preserved hardwood floors and a modern kitchen with beamed ceilings.
Duluth, MN
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9. 17 Carriage Ln, Salem, NH
Price: $2,000,000
Why it’s here: Here’s the opportunity to own your very own treehouse nestled away on 8 serene acres with a koi pond and a waterfall feature!
This 1980s Acorn Deck House was recently renovated and now exudes a midcentury modern meets contemporary style. The multilevel, open floor plan still features original mahogany beams, plus a modern kitchen with a waterfall quartz-top island, and a sunken “conversation pit” surrounded by glass walls.
Salem, NH
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8. 523 Sundown Dr, Franklin, NC
Price: $260,000
Why it’s here: Attention, investors: This affordable log cabin needs a lot of work, but sits on 5 acres of privacy adjacent to the U.S. Forest Service.
Offered as is with “multiple active leaks” and “lots of deferred maintenance,” the mountain retreat seeks a buyer to restore its natural beauty. The expanded residence features cathedral ceilings, glass-block walls, a stone fireplace, wood-burning stove, and an enormous deck out back.
Franklin, NC
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7. 22 Lakecrest Dr, Greenville, SC
Price: $2,000,000
Why it’s here: Calling all midcentury modern enthusiasts: Much of this Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired home’s interior remains “purposely untouched.”
Swoon-worthy highlights include stacked-stone walls, original Brazilian mahogany paneling, and jalousie windows and glass walls that offer a seamless transition with the outdoor space. The retro residence also has vaulted ceilings, parquet floors, and preserved vintage bathrooms with colorful sinks.
Greenville, SC
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6. 1051 N Inyo St, Ridgecrest, CA
Price: $550,000
Why it’s here: This house comes with its very own gun range, so homebuyers won’t have to go far to perfect their shooting skills.
Separate from the main house is an additional structure where gun owners can enjoy target practice. The home is also outfitted with extra insulation in the walls and ceiling, presumedly for soundproofing.
Ridgecrest, CA
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5. 8826 Timber Ridge Rd, Ozark, AR
Price: $1 (starting auction bid)
Why it’s here: It’s not often you see an A-frame residence tucked away on nearly 6 wooded acres, priced at just $1. But here we are.
This “cabin in the woods” features a two-story, light-filled living room with a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace and a spiral staircase that leads to a loft area. Available for public auction on April 4, the property also has a separate workshop that could be transformed into a studio or home office.
Ozark, AR
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4. 7447 N Hoyne Ave Apt 1S, Chicago, IL
Price: $299,900
Why it’s here: This modernized condo in West Rogers Park is nestled in an Emma Kennett-designed vintage building.
The 1,900-square-foot unit has been entirely updated but still features many historic details, including preserved hardwood floors, arched doorways, original windows, and a barreled ceiling. A modern kitchen boasts stainless steel appliances and butcher block-style countertops, along with an original farmhouse sink and 1960s-era metal upper cabinets.
Chicago, IL
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3. 11228 West Ave, Sandyville, OH
Price: $134,900
Why it’s here: This ultracheap former home of Sandyville United Methodist Church is seeking a divine transformation into a heavenly investment.
The brick structure remains intact, with its roots as a religious institution still apparent in the wooden pews, cathedral-beamed ceiling, and choir loft. An elevator provides easy access to the lower level, which is still outfitted with a full kitchen and gathering room.
Sandyville, OH
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2. 39 Lovelace Dr, West Hartford, CT
Price: $589,900
Why it’s here: This midcentury modern contemporary designed by John LaFalce boasts a well preserved 1970s interior.
The stylish space features vaulted, wood ceilings with exposed beams and a retro kitchen with custom cabinets and modern appliances. Sliders from the kitchen provide direct access to an enormous porch that overlooks a nearby brook.
Hartford, CT
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1. 619 S Runnymeade Ave, Evansville, IN
Price: $225,000
Why it’s here: This easily recognizable home was featured in the ABC sitcom “Roseanne,” which originally aired from 1988-1997 and again briefly as a reboot in 2018.
The affordably priced antique has been updated inside but is being offered as is. The freshly painted, 2,360-square-foot interior features new carpeting, a newer roof, and a basement that was waterproofed a couple of years ago.
Evansville, IN
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