Realty

If you’ve ever fantasized about living in a SoCal beach bungalow, you might want to check out this surf shack—right in SoBro.

For the same amount of money, you could have either of these homes. Which would you pick?

For the same amount of money, you could have either of these homes. Which would you pick?

The triumphant story of a 1965 Williams Creek cottage, rescued from neglect by high-profile patrons and a drama-loving interior designer.

The penthouse life moves uptown.

An Avriel Shull pedigree is usually enough of a selling point for one of the Indianapolis architect’s midcentury-modern homes.

Avriel Shull’s Ladywood Estates: midcentury gold.

Want to buy this Victorian home?

Our current house is no mansion, but it’s more than we need.

The three-bedroom, two-bath bungalow has been refurbished into a picturesque Tiffany-blue cottage and sits on the market for $259,900.

For sale in Fountain Square.

This property, formerly belonging to Traders Point Creamery owners Fritz and Jane Kunz, feels like the grounds of a luxe Midwestern ski resort.

In Herron-Morton Place, $600K will get you a renovated historic home with plenty of style and space.

“We loved that house. It was so much fun, and pretty dramatic,” Judy O’Bannon says, referring to the hand-painted ceilings, stained-glass windows, ornate fretwork, and wraparound porch.

Guests can practice their golf skills on the PGA-approved putting turf atop the second floor of the outdoor terrace or hang by the poolside bar and fireplace on chilly summer nights.