11 Unusual Homes You Can Buy Right Now

Here's a crater-inspired oasis in the middle of the Arizona desert.

This Arizona home is noteworthy for its largely circular architecture. The great room has a 20-foot beamed ceiling.

The whole property sits on five acres, with a 75-foot negative edge pool and 5,840 square feet inside.

Address: 8610 E Maverick Circle, Carefree, Arizona

Price: $2.5 million

This single-family home in Oregon used to be a church.

This church-turned-home still features Cathedral ceilings and skylights. The updates include a lofted bedroom and office space as well as a Euro-style kitchen and a Japanese soaking tub and steam room in the bathroom.

In addition to this place's cool look, taxes are frozen on the property through 2016.

Address: 2003 SE Larch Avenue, Portland, Oregon

Price: $799,000

This Texas ranch comes with 18 structures.

Magnolia Pearl Ranch has a pioneer history. Built by early settlers on 40 acres, it comes with three outdoor spas, three chicken coops, three workers' cottages. There's also a barn, well house, and windmill.

Address: 1639 Faris Road, Bandera, Texas

Price: $695,000

You can live in a replica of the Alamo.

Lovers of Texas heritage will enjoy living in a replica of the state's most recognizable symbol.

While it's all 19th century on the outside, inside, the house has all the modern amenities of a place in a waterfront gated community. It has an elevator and a nearby hangar for your plane.

Address: 500 Contrails Way, Spicewood, Texas

Price: $1.35 million

Move a whole basketball team into this barn.

Despite having 10,648 square feet on almost four acres, this giant barn only has an efficiency apartment's worth of living space.

It's real selling feature is a fully equipped gymnasium with regulation half-court and four goals. There's also a locker room, coaches offices and workout studio.

Address: 1820 East Hickory Hill Road, Argyle, Texas

Price: $675,000

Live like a king in this Midwestern castle.

This house helps you feel like the master of the land.

The master suite has a spiral staircase up to a private turret for a view overlooking the 39-acre estate.

Address: 7602 Maple Street, Marengo, Illinois

Price: $1.1 million

Here's another castle in the DC area.

This Maryland castle is more intimate than the one in Illinois. It's based on a Scottish Tudor with a four-story tower.

It also boasts a circular staircase, gargoyles, fountain and terrace overlooking the "loch."

Address: 3207 Woodbine Street, Chevy Chase, Maryland

Price: $1.5 million

This Neo-Victorian has an "Eagles Nest" deck.

This New England Neo-Victorian looks pretty classic on the outside in blue and red accents.

But the best part about it is its 360-degree views from an "eagles nest" desk that extends dozens of yards into the surrounding woods. There's also a four-story watch tower to appreciate the views.

Address: 25 Serenity Lane, Meredith, New Hampshire

Price: $1.45 million