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Great things can come in small packages—and we have proof.
A tiny house in Highlands, NC, with amazing mountain views is this week’s most popular home.
Small on space but big on scenery, the 452-square-foot abode overlooks Whiteside and Black Rock Mountains. Built just two years ago, the petite one-bedroom residence was inspired by the classic sloped roofline of a saltbox design.
On the market for $550,000, the light-filled domicile created a click storm from real estate watchers dreaming of a simpler life.
Also grabbing attention this week were an affordable Indiana farmette, a work-from-home log cabin in Vermont, and a renovated Pennsylvania beauty.
For a full look at this week’s 10 most popular homes, just scroll down.
10. 1022 N County Road 400 W, Greencastle, IN
Price: $725,000
Why it’s here: It’s surrounded by walls of glass and features a design that’s more Californian than Hoosier.
Built in 2015, the three-bedroom home boasts huge windows to take in views of the 4-acre rural lot. The open floor plan includes a living room with a gas fireplace and a sleek all-white kitchen with a waterfall island.
There’s also a welcoming patio out back with a fireplace, plus an enormous second-floor deck designed for “watching eagles soaring overhead.”
Greencastle, IN
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9. 5383 E State Road 44, Rushville, IN
Price: $240,000
Why it’s here: This affordable farmette from 1850 seeks a buyer to restore its original beauty.
Some upgrades have been made over the decades, including a modern kitchen with stainless-steel appliances. Original details include ornate trim, a curved staircase, and some built-ins.
The 1.8-acre lot is surrounded by farmland and comes with two barns.
Rushville, IN
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8. 58893 Oleander Dr, Yucca Valley, CA
Price: $375,000
Why it’s here: If you thought California real estate was unaffordable, this home is evidence to the contrary. Listed last year for $475,000, this Spanish-style home has had a price reduction.
The two-bedroom home needs some work, and the listing notes it could be a “perfect retreat or investment vacation rental property for any investor or artist.” It comes with a one-bedroom guesthouse.
Yucca Valley, CA
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7. 390 Fern St, West Hartford, CT
Price: $450,000
Why it’s here: This well-priced Tudor Revival from 1929 features period details alongside modern amenities.
Historic highlights of the three-bedroom home include arched doorways, crown molding, and an original staircase. The updated kitchen has granite countertops, stainless appliances, and a farmhouse sink.
West Hartford, CT
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6. 2434 Depot St, Manchester, VT
Price: $535,000
Why it’s here: You can have a work-life balance in the woods! This cozy log cabin comes with a separate lower-level entrance for “in-home business potential” as it’s zoned for residential or nonretail commercial use.
The rustic residence features a two-story living room with a stone fireplace. The finished lower level has an entertainment room along with three “bonus rooms.”
The 3-acre property offers quick access to several mountains.
Manchester, VT
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5. 542 Bower Rd, Milton, PA
Price: $340,000
Why it’s here: This modestly priced Colonial is loaded with period details.
Built in 1820, the four-bedroom brick building features a charming interior with wide-plank hardwood floors, a built-in bar with a Dutch door, brick floors, and exposed-beam ceilings.
Milton, PA
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4. 1089 N Main St, West Hartford, CT
Price: $699,900
Why it’s here: Live out your midcentury modern dream in this home designed by Robert Carroll May, an apprentice of Frank Lloyd Wright.
Built in 1951, the three-bedroom residence features an enticing combination of redwood, white oak, slate, brick, and copper finishes. Vaulted ceilings with exposed beams, walls of glass, and clean lines can be found throughout.
In the spacious living room, there’s a sunken “conversation area” with a copper-hooded fireplace. The minimalist kitchen has custom-wood cabinetry, high-end appliances, and access to an outdoor terrace.
The lighting was designed by Richard Kelly, “an American architectural lighting pioneer,” the listing notes.
West Hartford, CT
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3. 410 Duquesne Dr, Pittsburgh, PA
Price: $669,525
Why it’s here: It’s a fantastic flip. The sellers purchased this three-bedroom home just four months ago for $250,000.
The 1,614-square-foot home has been entirely modernized. It now features hardwood floors, upgraded lighting, fresh paint, and new tile.
The open floor plan boasts a spacious living room with a floor-to-ceiling fireplace and access to a covered porch. The luxe primary suite has a walk-in closet and bathroom with double vanities.
Pittsburgh, PA
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2. 3300 Tally Ho Dr, Kokomo, IN
Price: $400,000
Why it’s here: This midcentury-modern home is perfectly preserved and reasonably priced. It also comes with an indoor pool!
In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, a buyer fell in love and made an offer on the holiday.
The four-bedroom residence was designed by Avriel Shull in 1972, and not much has changed since then.
Among the retro wallpaper, shag carpeting, and Formica countertops, you’ll be surprised to find an entry with Greek tile, European chandeliers, and an Indiana limestone wall in the family room.
The 2,072-square-foot pool room features an eye-popping in-ground pool with two slides and a diving board.
Kokomo, IN
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1. 256 Rock Face Trl, Highlands, NC
Price: $550,000
Why it’s here: It’s small in space but big on scenic views.
This 452-square-foot abode was built in 2022 and designed to soak in the awe-inspiring mountain vistas. The modern interior features oak hardwood flooring, contemporary finishes, and high-end appliances.
The wraparound porch is the ideal spot to view the scenery.
Highlands, NC
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