If we could move in tomorrow, we would.
I don't know about you, but I firmly believe that no two houses should look the same. Who wants to be boring? You're only going to live in a handful of places in your lifetime, you might as well make them as unique as possible!
On that note, who says we can't live in a circular mansion in the middle of Florida surrounded by palm trees? Well, okay, our finances might say no, but we can still daydream. Check out this dream pad below.
Real estate agency Gailey Enterprises offers homes in the states of Georgia and Florida, and this particular home totally caught the eye on the internet. (Side note, don't you just love when local businesses go viral and they have people all over the country supporting them? I just think it's so cute.)
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While they are always posting their various listings on their TikTok page ( @gaileyenterprises ), this home in particular absolutely blew us away. Think modern spy movie meets with treehouse meets... yurt?
This three-bed two-bath home in Yulee, Florida is 1,257 square feet and the outside is an absolute dream. The place boasts a full wrap-around porch with many spots for lounging, a funky "round" exterior, and tons of glass walls for natural light. The inside is simplistic and cute, perfect for a small family or vacation home.
If you are dying to see more homes like this but think you don't have the budget, think again! Some states allow you to live large with less.
Here's 3 of the Most 'Affordable' Mansion States
Wanna know where you can get the cheapest mansions? Here's a list. Is it realistic? No. Do we still love to dream and doomscroll on Zillow? Yes.
A Realtor report from October 2023 lists the cheapest places to buy a mansion and here's what we found.
1. Indianapolis, Indiana
This city is continuously at the top of the list! According to Realtor, 3% of single-family homes in Indianapolis are under $1 million and larger than 5,000 square feet.
2. Atlanta, Georgia
Similar to Indianapolis, Atlanta has a ton of opportunity for large homes. You can get a six-bedroom, 5,500 square-foot home for less than $500,000.
3. Baltimore, Maryland
If you want a huge historical home for cheap, Baltimore is the place o go. For less than $700,000 you can get an early 1900s condo that's 5,000 square feet with "original woodwork." So basically, it's your own personal museum.
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