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‘Haunted’ Civil War-Era Octagon Mansion Hits the Market in Virginia for Less Than $300K After Being Left ‘Vacant for First Time in Years’

One of Virginia‘s last surviving octagon homes has returned to the market for $295,000—having spent years at the center of furious conspiracy theories about its “haunted” past.

Located in Wytheville, VA, the historic abode, which is known as the Octagon Mansion, was built in 1870 and has been the subject of multiple paranormal investigations in more recent years, many of which were documented on its official Facebook page.

From 2019, it was also home to the Octagon Mansion History Museum, a project started by curator John Cushman after he purchased the dwelling that same year, after it had sat vacant for close to a decade.

However, in March 2025, the museum—which operated regular “dinner with a ghost” events—was shuttered for good, and the dwelling is now seeking a new steward with enough gumption to take on a property with such an eerie, yet rich, history.

Octagon homes rose to popularity during the 1850s and 1860s, when designers began creating the eight-sided abodes out of the belief that they would offer additional space for less money, according to Atlas Obscura.

An 1848 book, “The Octagon House: A Home for All,” by Orson Fowler, was even dedicated to espousing the benefits of living in a dwelling that had twice as many sides as a traditional abode.

However, the fad was short-lived, and within a few short decades, the octagon house had fallen out of favor—and many of these properties built during the height of their popularity were later demolished.

Today, just a few remain across the country, many of which can be found on the East Coast. The Octagon Mansion serves as one of the more carefully preserved examples.

In addition to its impressive heritage, the six-bedroom property, which has crept its way to the top of the week’s most popular homes list, has undergone a “substantial remodel” in recent years that saw its 5,000-square-foot interior outfitted with a commercial kitchen, updated bathrooms, and upgraded electrical systems.

Still, many original details remain, including the original hardwood floors, custom built-ins, and intricate millwork.

The property is located in B-2 zoning, so it could be used to generate rental income as an event venue, a bed-and-breakfast, or a mixed-use space. Multiple entrances uniquely position the “one-of-a-kind” property for a variety of uses.

Other properties grabbing attention this week are an earth home nestled in its natural landscape in Wisconsin, a log cabin on leased land in a national forest in Oregon, and a stone cottage with a lighthouse on a private island in Maine.

10. 2224 W Lake of the Isles Pkwy, Minneapolis, MN

Price: $3,000,000

Why it’s here: It’s a recently restored Harry Wild Jones-designed estate that was built in 1915 for the Cream of Wheat family.

Period details throughout the seven-bedroom mansion include herringbone-patterned hardwood floors, leaded and stained-glass windows, hand-carved millwork, coffered ceilings, and multiple fireplaces, including an inglenook with built-in seating.

Other highlights include two sunrooms, new mechanical systems, a remodeled eat-in kitchen, a lower-level wine cellar with a cooling system, third-floor guest accommodations with laundry rough-in, and a roof deck designed to soak in the lakeside views.

The 9,802-square-foot residence also has side patios and a newly built three-car garage and breezeway.

Jen Kyllonen of Edina Realty, Inc. – Edina 50th and France is the listing agent.

1915 estate originally built for the Cream of Wheat family in Minneapolis, MN, on sale for $3,000,000
1915 estate originally built for the Cream of Wheat family in Minneapolis, MN (Realtor.com)

9. 442 States Prison Hollow Rd, Starksboro, VT

Price: $775,000

Why it’s here: Built in 1799, this historical former mill overlooking a waterfall along Lewis Creek features “timeless architectural details,” including reclaimed wood, original stone, and even a wooden tub!

The two-bedroom waterfront residence features a primary bedroom with a wood-burning stove, vaulted wood ceilings, and a skylight. Located 30 minutes from Burlington, the 2.1-acre property has also been used as a seasonal rental and wedding venue.

A barn, an outdoor shower, and a spacious deck overlooking the creek can also be found on the picturesque lot.

Rebecca Racine of Signature Properties of Vermont is the listing agent.

1799 home in Starksboro, VT, on sale for $775,000
1799 home in Starksboro, VT (Realtor.com)

8. 121 Fairway Dr, Hawley, PA

Price: $399,000

Why it’s here: The intact 1986 contemporary home comes complete with a tiled kitchen, numerous sliders, skylights, and even a “glass-block Jacuzzi room!”

The 2,433-square-foot interior features oak floors, a wood-burning fireplace, and a loft. Overlooking the seventh hole of Lords Valley Country Club, the three-bedroom residence is also near Hemlock Lake.

A $250 monthly association fee provides 24/7 security and community access to indoor and outdoor pools, a fitness center, sauna, steam room, sports courts, beaches, playgrounds, and a dog park.

Niki Santelli-Wolff of BHHS Pocono Real Estate Milford is the listing agent.

Contemporary in Hawley, PA, on sale for $399,000
Contemporary home in Hawley, PA (Realtor.com)

7. 9350 Blaylock Cir, Prior Lake, MN

Price: $830,000

Why it’s here: This midcentury equestrian estate sits on 11.22 acres of complete privacy tucked away inside Murphy Hanrehan Park Reserve.

Built in 1968 and designed by Frank Lloyd Wright‘s master draftsman, John Howe, the three-bedroom residence boasts glass walls, oversized windows, vaulted ceilings, built-in furnishings, and a floor-to-ceiling wood-burning stone fireplace. Other highlights include leaded stained-glass windows and doors, and a primary bedroom with access to a private deck.

The secluded lot has direct access to more than 13 miles of riding trails.

Chad and Sara Huebener of Edina Realty, Inc. – Prior Lake/Savage is the listing agent.

John Howe-designed midcentury estate in Prior Lake, MN, on sale for $830,000
John Howe-designed midcentury estate in Prior Lake, MN (Realtor.com)

6. 24 W Oxbow Rd, Charlemont, MA

Price: $1,150,000

Why it’s here: This gambrel Colonial featuring a timber frame was meticulously reproduced over two decades by master carpenter and architectural woodworker Arnold Jones. The home is nestled in the gateway to the Berkshires in Western Massachusetts.

Offering a step back in time, the six-bedroom residence features a historic-inspired interior with chamfered exposed beams, carved shell cupboards, raised panel walls, wainscoting, and doors with authentic mortise secured with wooden pegs.

Also found throughout the 4,473-square-foot space are an arched brick ceiling over the staircase, period doghouse dormers, wide-plank wood floors, reproduction hardware, 10 fireplaces, and a brick cooking oven.

The 53-acre lot is located along the scenic Mohawk Trail and comes with ponds, meadows, and a fruit orchard.

Cathy Roberts of Cohn & Company Real Estate Agency is the listing agent.

Timber frame Gambrel Colonial in Charlemont, MA, on sale for $1,150,000
Timber-framed gambrel Colonial in Charlemont, MA (Realtor.com)

5. 3486 Whytecliff Way, Sun Prairie, WI

Price: $599,000

Why it’s here: At first glance, you might miss this earth home, which was designed to blend in with its natural surroundings.

Built in 1981, the three-bedroom residence has received “extensive modern updates.” The 2,050-square-foot open floor plan features arched doorways, exposed stone details, a sleek kitchen with a breakfast bar, and two electric fireplaces. A spacious sunroom boasts a wall of windows, and the primary suite has a walk-in shower and soaking tub.

“Nearly every major component of home has been replaced or upgraded in 2025 & 2026,” the listing states.

Kristin Lemke of Wisconsin Real Estate Professionals is the listing agent.

Earth home in Sun Prairie, WI, on sale for $599,000
An earth home in Sun Prairie, WI (Realtor.com)

4. 26 Schmittle Rd, Socorro, NM

Price: $1,895,000

Why it’s here: This equestrian property features a former horse barn that was converted into a stunning octagon-shaped residence.

The 20.46-acre farm offers plenty of space for horses to roam. The farm is anchored by a five-bedroom residence built around a courtyard. The residence also features exposed beams, skylights, vaulted ceilings, a circular hallway, and two kiva fireplaces. A Southwestern kitchen has a breakfast bar with saddle barstools. An updated primary suite has a spa-inspired bathroom with a red cedar soaking tub.

Several outbuildings and gardens can also be found on the property.

Jolene Valdez of Coldwell Banker Mountain Properties is the listing agent.

Octagon-shaped equestrian estate in Socorro, NM, on sale for $1,895,000
Octagon-shaped equestrian estate in Socorro, NM (Realtor.com)

3. 28548 E Road 20 Lot 51, Rhododendron, OR

Price: $320,000

Why it’s here: This cozy log cabin tucked away in the Mount Hood National Forest on leased land near Still Creek is charming and affordable.

Built in 1950, the 780-square-foot abode features log walls, wood floors, original paned windows, exposed beam ceilings, and a brick fireplace with a wood stove insert. The main level has one bedroom, and two additional sleeping areas are located upstairs.

According to the listing, “most furnishings” convey with the sale.

A back deck overlooks the wooded lot, which includes a fire pit and an outbuilding for extra storage.

Liz Warren of Premiere Property Group is the listing agent.

Log cabin in Mt. Hood National Forest in Rhododendron, OR, on sale for $320,000
Log cabin in Mount Hood National Forest in Rhododendron, OR (Realtor.com)

2. 85 Lake Shore Dr, Canton, ME

Price: $550,000

Why it’s here: Here’s the chance to own a stone cottage with a lighthouse on a private island overlooking Lake Anasagunticook, but it comes with a catch.

The affordably priced 480-square-foot dwelling does not have a traditional bathroom, but an outhouse can be found hidden in the lighthouse. Also, there is no running water inside the cottage, but the outdoor shower has hot water. This investment property has been a successful rental, and it is being offered furnished with “room to sleep five people comfortably.” It comes with a solar array, battery storage system, and gas generator.

Private boat docks on shore and at the island are also ideal for fishing.

Kenneth Jacques of Meservier & Associates is the listing agent.

Island cottage with lighthouse in Canton, ME, on sale for $550,000
Island cottage with a lighthouse in Canton, ME (Realtor.com)

1. 585 W Main St, Wytheville, VA

Price: $295,000

Why it’s here: This Octagon Mansion has been exquisitely preserved over the years, and it is eminently affordable.

Built in 1870, the six-bedroom historic landmark features updated bathrooms, a commercial kitchen, and upgraded systems. Period highlights found throughout the 5,000-square-foot interior include hardwood floors, built-ins, custom millwork, oversized windows, and two fireplaces.

Located in B-2 zoning, the property could be used as a private residence, event venue, short-term rental, or mixed-use space.

Ryan Cummins of Keller Williams Wytheville is the listing agent.

The Octagon Mansion in Wytheville, VA, on sale for $295,000
The Octagon Mansion in Wytheville, VA (Realtor.com)

Move Over, Backyards: 5 Ultra-Affordable Homes With Fabulous Front Porches Ready To Become Your New Social Hub

While homes today come in all shapes and sizes, the epitome of the “American Dream” still very much revolves around a classic design, complete with a white picket fence—and a quintessential porch that offers the perfect place to kick back, relax, and watch the world go by, especially in the warm summer months.

Modern designs often eschew this classic feature in favor of more opulent outdoor spaces, like grilling stations, plunge pools, or water features.

However, research shows that the front porch is still a highly sought-after amenity. In fact, a February study by Deckorators indicated that many homeowners are now focusing the bulk of their renovation budgets on overhauling their front yards, further amplifying their curb appeal, while also providing them with the perfect place to socialize. .

Luckily, there are still plenty of properties on the market that prioritize this traditional social space and, what’s more, they can often be found for incredibly affordable prices.

If, that is, you know where to look.

Whether it’s your first investment or you are preparing to upgrade to a larger dwelling, a house with an expansive front porch is not only ideal for quiet morning coffees but also a great place to entertain.

From Connecticut to Oregon, we found five homes designed for every budget, with enormous porches awaiting a relaxing summer.

1. 617 Juniper St, Junction City, OR

Price: $650,000

Two homes: This reasonably priced legacy compound boasts a Queen Anne Victorian with an enormous wraparound porch as well as a carriage house that could be used for additional income.

Built in 1878, the 2,046-square-foot primary residence boasts numerous period details, including original gingerbread woodwork, brass chandeliers, original leaded stained-glass windows, a built-in breakfast nook, wainscoting, crown moldings, custom millwork, and a cedar-clad tower room with vaulted ceilings. A two-bedroom accessory dwelling unit/carriage house could also be used for multigenerational living.

A two-car heated garage has a bonus room that could be transformed into a studio, home office, or guest suite.

Ruth Kuehl and Tom Kruse of Eugene Track Town Realtors LLC are the listing agents.

Victorian in Junction City, OR, on sale for $650,000
Victorian in Junction City, OR, on sale for $650,000 (Realtor.com)
Porch of home in Junction City, OR, on sale for $650,000
Porch of home in Junction City, OR, on sale for $650,000 (Realtor.com)

2. 646 Mulberry Ave, Clarksburg, WV

Price: $249,900

Historic Victorian: This “timeless” brick home boasts a covered front porch and multiple spaces inside for entertaining.

The affordably priced five-bedroom residence offers 3,346 square feet. Original architectural details include custom woodwork, a grand staircase, ornate mantels, several fireplaces, and built-ins. The kitchen and three bathrooms have been modernized, with one offering a marble shower and soaking tub.

There is also a two-car garage.

Carrie Yocco of LEVEL UP REALTY is the listing agent.

Victorian in Clarksburg, WV, on sale for $249,900
Victorian in Clarksburg, WV, on sale for $249,900 (Realtor.com)
Porch of Victorian in Clarksburg, WV, on sale for $249,900
Porch of Victorian in Clarksburg, WV, on sale for $249,900 (Realtor.com)

3. 202 Herbert St, Greenville, AL

Price: $230,000

Greek Revival home: Built in 1845, this two-bedroom home boasts a “welcoming” front porch that opens up to a spacious 3,043-square-foot open floor plan.

Highlights found throughout the very affordable residence with two-car garage include high ceilings, original heart pine floors, and wavy-glass paned windows. A spacious kitchen has custom cabinetry, a dumbwaiter, and an island. The primary suite boasts a garden tub and walk-in shower.

A covered brick patio overlooks the private wooded lot.

Glenn Cooper of First Realty Of Greenville is the listing agent.

Greek Revival home in Greenville, AL, on sale for $230,000
Greek Revival home in Greenville, AL, on sale for $230,000 (Realtor.com)
Porch of Greek Revival home in Greenville, AL, on sale for $230,000
Porch of Greek Revival home in Greenville, AL, on sale for $230,000 (Realtor.com)

4. 235 Main St, Poultney, VT

Price: $475,000

Former bed and breakfast: This five-bedroom residence with a grand covered front porch is being offered as a multifamily home with two distinct living spaces.

A handicap-accessible first floor has a ramp access. The upstairs apartment has been recently renovated. Each residence has its own entry. Built in 1880, the home offering “a ton of potential” still has many historic features, including hardwood floors, built-ins, wood-clad paneling, oversized windows, and a grand staircase.

There is also a one-car detached garage, a circular driveway, and ample parking.

Lisa L Forster of New England Lakeside Realty is the listing agent.

Multi-family home in Poultney, VT, on sale for $475,000
Multi-family home in Poultney, VT, on sale for $475,000 (Realtor.com)
Private side porch of multi-family home in Poultney, VT, on sale for $475,000
Private side porch of multifamily home in Poultney, VT, on sale for $475,000 (Realtor.com)

5. 4 Fairview Ter, Derby, CT

Price: $375,000

Affordable Victorian: This seven-bedroom residence boasts a 30-foot wraparound porch for entertaining and relaxing.

A grand foyer with a Palladian window opens up to a sitting room. The cozy nearby living room has a fireplace. Found throughout the 3,327-square-foot interior are original bay windows, coffered ceilings, wainscoting, detailed trim work, Roman columns, and hardwood floors.

The third floor has several rooms that could be transformed into a home office, playroom, or studio. A bonus room on the lower level has a partial kitchen that could be used for extended family and guests.

Also found on the property is a detached two-story barn with a carport.

Barbara Zink of Coldwell Banker Realty is the listing agent.

Victorian in Derby, CT, on sale for $375,000
Victorian in Derby, CT, on sale for $375,000 (Realtor.com)
Wraparound porch of Victorian in Derby, CT, on sale for $375,000
Wraparound porch of Victorian in Derby, CT, on sale for $375,000 (Realtor.com)

Storied 1897 Virginia Lighthouse Hits the Market for $450K—and It Comes With Very Strict Rules for Prospective Buyers

A historic Virginia lighthouse has splashed its way back onto the market for $450,000—complete with a very rigid set of rules around the terms of its sale, including that the buyer must be willing to pay cash for the 129-year-old abode.

Accessible only by boat, the dwelling offers a truly off-the-grid living experience, a feature that has helped to propel it to the top of the week’s most popular homes list.

Constructed as a working lighthouse in 1897, the structure has since been redesigned as the ultimate getaway in Chesapeake Bay, undergoing a significant overhaul from 2006 to 2009 that transformed it into a remote vacation retreat.

That three-year renovation added a modern kitchen, living room with vinyl plank floors, and three bedrooms upstairs. A fourth bedroom can be found in the top floor watch room.

The property, which is known as the Smith Point Lighthouse and is located 2.5 miles off the shore in Reedville, VA, at the mouth of the Potomac River, last changed hands in 2005. The sellers first tested the waters on the housing market in 2024, but have now relisted the property at the same price—with several contingencies in place.

First, all interested parties must note that the property is “on the National Historic Registry and subject to restrictions,” the listing says—adding that multiple repairs are needed in and around the lighthouse, including updates to the rails, appliances, windows, and floors.

According to the listing, the Coast Guard maintains the lamp “as an active aid to navigation.”

Only buyers who are serious about making a cash offer should inquire, the description adds.

Other properties grabbing attention this week are a former bank building transformed into a stylish residence in Virginia, a midcentury time capsule in Oklahoma, and a bridge-turned-architectural marvel in Ohio.

10. 160 E Howard St, Tryon, NC

Price: $249,000

Why it’s here: This colorful and modernized bungalow is a creative artist’s dream retreat!

The cheery open floor plan boasts 1,406 square feet of sun-soaked space with vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, and hardwood floors. Two bedrooms can be found on the lower level along with a sunroom that could be transformed into an office or studio. A private backyard overlooks a serene stream.

Located in mixed-use zoning just steps from the Saluda Grade Trail, the investment property could also be used for rental income or a business opportunity.

David Eshan of Keller Williams DRIVE is the listing agent.

Colorful bungalow in Tryon, NC, on sale for $249,000
Colorful bungalow in Tryon, NC (Realtor.com)

9. 122 Brooks St, Monroe, VA

Price: $315,000

Why it’s here: Built in 1889, this historic former bank building has been transformed into a stylish three-bedroom residence.

Grand exterior columns, double entry doors, high ceilings, wood beams, arched windows, exposed brick walls, and original hardwood floors all remain intact. The 1,572-square-foot open floor plan now offers an updated kitchen with white shaker cabinets and quartz countertops, and a primary suite found in the loft area that overlooks the living room.

A front porch or rear deck would be a nice spot for morning coffee.

Salina M Khanna of T.Y. Realty Incorporated is the listing agent.

Former bank in Monroe, VA, on sale for $315,000
Former bank in Monroe, VA (Realtor.com)

8. 1806 Mocking Bird Ln, Enid, OK

Price: $349,900

Why it’s here: It’s an affordably priced, midcentury modern time capsule still full of period details.

Built in 1960, this “timeless” two-bedroom residence features vaulted ceilings, wood-paneled walls, brick details, built-ins, and a carport. A spacious living room boasts a floor-to-ceiling brick fireplace and retractable glass walls designed to seamlessly blend in with the outdoor living area.

An in-ground pool, sundeck, and firepit can be found in the private fenced-in backyard.

Jimmy Nicholas of Nicholas Residential R E is the listing agent.

Midcentury home in Enid, OK, on sale for $349,900
Midcentury home in Enid, OK (Realtor.com)

7. 3418 Wetmore Ave, Everett, WA

Price: $400,000

Why it’s here: This investment opportunity could transform the property into a future multifamily development in a “rapidly growing area.”

According to the listing, the redevelopment site could be used to build a six-unit structure. Built in 1910, the existing 1,068-square-foot residence features two bedrooms on the main level with an additional one located upstairs. A sunporch overlooks the fenced-in backyard with gardens and fruit trees.

There is also a detached two-story outbuilding that offers additional potential.

Anton Stetner of KW North Sound is the listing agent.

Investment opportunity in Everett, WA, on sale for $400,000
Investment opportunity in Everett, WA (Realtor.com)

6. 3500 Kitzmiller Rd, New Albany, OH

Price: $799,900

Why it’s here: This 5-acre property started off as a bridge before a three-bedroom “architectural marvel” was added on in 1953.

Now, a long living room with brick fireplace and expansive windows spans over the creek flowing underneath. The 2,195-square-foot interior features an eat-in kitchen with oversized breakfast bar and dining area overlooking the water. A floating curved staircase leads up to the sleeping quarters.

Buyers should do their due diligence to determine if the property is located in a high-risk Special Flood Hazard Area.

Joshua Neudecker of Howard Hanna Real Estate Services – Gahanna Downtown is the listing agent.

Former bridge turned residence in New Albany, OH, on sale for $799,900
Former bridge turned residence in New Albany, OH (Realtor.com)

5. 99 Posey Cir, Saint Joseph, TN

Price: $7,995,000

Why it’s here: It’s a luxurious farmstead located on a massive 457 acres that feature multiple ponds, a creek, pasture, and crop fields.

A four-bedroom estate surrounded by columns and stunning wraparound covered porch boasts a 7,673-square-foot interior designed for grand-scale entertaining.

Opulent details include ash wood floors, pocket doors, a grand curved staircase, a gourmet chef’s kitchen, designer lighting, private terraces, and eight fireplaces. A finished lower level could be transformed into an entertainment room. The fourth floor widow’s walk serves as the “lookout point of the property.”

A detached four-car garage, metal storage barn, and shed can also be found on the enormous lot.

Darci Ann Caesar of Onward Real Estate is the listing agent.

457-acre mansion in Saint Joseph, TN, on sale for $7,995,000
Mansion on 457 acres in Saint Joseph, TN (Realtor.com)

4. 2851 Perry St, Denver, CO

Price: $1,900,000

Why it’s here: The historic Lobach House is an 1893 Victorian that has been well preserved over the years.

Period highlights include a grand foyer with sweeping staircase, custom millwork, inlaid wood floors, stained-glass windows, built-in cabinetry, original pocket doors, vintage hardware, and a fireplace with hand-carved mantel. Designed for entertaining, the 4,112-square-foot interior boasts a sitting room, sunroom, formal dining room, first-floor guest suite, a new kitchen with Carrara marble countertops, and an upstairs primary suite with walk-in glass shower.

A covered wraparound porch overlooks the private fenced-in yard with brick patio and gardens.

Jenny Apel of Compass is the listing agent.

Lobach House in Denver, CO, on sale for $1,900,000
Lobach House in Denver, CO (Realtor.com)

3. 1903 Ogden Rd, Adams Township, OH

Price: $495,000

Why it’s here: It’s a dome-style round home tucked away on 15.06 acres of privacy that also boasts a private pond.

Built in 1994, the uniquely designed time capsule features a throwback interior with glass block walls, skylights, some wall-to-wall carpeting, and a jetted tub. A primary suite has built-in cabinetry, mirrored bifold closet doors, and triangular-shaped windows. An enormous deck for entertaining sits atop a two-car garage.

There is also a shed for storage, and an outbuilding that could be transformed into a cabin or workshop.

Billie Madden of Keller Williams Pinnacle Group is the listing agent.

Round home in Adams Township, OH, on sale for $495,000
Round home in Adams Township, OH (Realtor.com)

2. 26715 E Still Creek Rd, Rhododendron, OR

Price: $275,000

Why it’s here: It’s a secluded three-bedroom cabin located on a private wooded lot just minutes away from Still Creek and Mount Hood.

Built in 1924, the 1,460-square-foot cedar home, offering the “opportunity for thoughtful updates,” features a two-story living room with stone fireplace and a loft-style sleeping area upstairs. The eat-in kitchen has direct access to the backyard.

A front covered porch was designed for soaking in the peaceful views.

Cassandra Skelley of PDX Dwellings LLC is the listing agent.

Secluded cabin in Rhododendron, OR, on sale for $275,000
Secluded cabin in Rhododendron, OR (Realtor.com)

1. Smith Pt, Reedville, VA

Price: $450,000

Why it’s here: Smith Point Lighthouse has once again splashed on the market in Chesapeake Bay.

The decommissioned landmark was built in 1897 and sits just 2.5 miles from the shore. A three-year renovation completed in 2009 now offers an updated kitchen with cherry cabinets, range, portable dishwasher, and microwave. There is even a shower bathroom, a living room with original trim, three second-story bedrooms and a fourth bedroom nestled upstairs in the watch room.

Offered fully furnished, the lighthouse also comes with a portable generator, a water heater, and a wastewater treatment system. Some repairs are needed, and it is being sold as is.

Smith Point Lighthouse in Reedville, VA, on sale for $450,000
Smith Point Lighthouse in Reedville, VA (Realtor.com)