houses

It's not easy to be near the Lake of the Ozarks part of Missouri without being in the middle of a bunch of tourist things. One home achieved that goal by hiding itself deep in the Missouri woods while remaining within 5 minutes of shopping.

I'm not sure exactly what's going on here, but there's a home in Illinois that appears to be completely out of sight. And by "out of sight", I mean you really can't see most of it since it's underground.

Do you love barns? Do you wish you could fit your life into a tiny home? I found a place that can check both of those boxes. It's a tiny home that almost looks like a barn and it's located in southeast Iowa.

The tiny home trend is exploding as more people are minimalizing their lives of stuff. Do you think you could shrink your life into a 400 square foot tiny home like this one near Wentzville, Missouri? Let's find out.

You won't find many homes that look like this especially in a place with a view like this. It looks like a storybook castle and it overlooks the mighty Mississippi River.

I never knew this kind of thing was even possible. A Missouri family learned that their home had been stolen. Yes, someone stole their house.

We all have houses we have driven by a million times, but have never been inside to see what it's like. Now, you can see what's inside the big yellow house on North Maple in Hannibal.

Flintstones. Meet the Flintstone. They're the modern stone age family...wait. This isn't that. What it is is an all-organic geodesic dome house that's available now in Illinois.

Where have you been all my life in-ground salt water pool? Don't know what that is either? It's sweet and this Hannibal home has one and I have 8 pics to prove it.

What do you do after your years of service in the US military are over? If you're this army colonel, you build a plantation-style home in Missouri which is now considered one of its most historic homes.