It's available for less than $200,000 and comes with a somewhat colourful history, with 'heavy paranormal activity' likely.
A picture of the bedding situation in a studio apartment has left people stunned on Twitter.
A man who waited years for his Sydney home to be built received what looks like half a home, but the builder claims he was made aware of the changes.
Tracie and Myles Albert purchased the $A853,140 home in January last year.
The four-bedroom, five-bathroom mansion boasts an array of interesting features.
The family made an annoying entrance to their new neighbourhood, but it wasn't entirely their fault.
The unique detail and the theory behind it has attracted more than 10 million views on TikTok.
The pricey investment can't be admired like a regular home.
A tradesman found about $5000 hidden in an air vent while working on a newly-bought home. His surprising discovery has sparked debate online.
A woman recovering from surgery has received a mortifying letter from her real estate agent addressing a rather awkward noise complaint.
A three-bedroom terrace home is set to go to auction with an exceptionally low opening bid.
A ranch located near Area 51 has been on the market since last year. Its history is intertwined with the mysterious US Air Force base.
A newly listed home in New York was constructed using a 3D printer and is dramatically cheaper compared to homes using traditional construction methods.
The man said when he found a cheap one-bedroom flat he thought something 'wasn't right'.
'So misogynistic': A blog on a real estate website targeting single females buying property has gone viral for all the wrong reasons.
A three-bedroom, one-bathroom Sydney home is going to auction with no minimum price.
The historical house, which is up for sale features four bedrooms, a detached barn and an unusual reminder of the home's grim history.
A man has shared to Facebook an eerie image from the photos of his grandfather's South Australian house taken by a real estate agent.
A Sydney rental is offering a private space for just $160 a week in the heart of the city – but there's a catch.
It's a family home with three bedrooms but something in one of the rooms is attracting extra attention.
The luxury home could be won for as little as $5, and generate a seriously good annual rental income.
The house in inner Sydney is considered to be 'completely unliveable' due to its 'derelict state'.