Tiffani Sherman

An extraordinary private island in Florida that was settled by an Irish carpenter in the 1880s—and has remained in the hands of his family ever since—has hit the market for the very first time.

Known as Bannon Island in honor of the Irish carpenter who first built a home there, the property has never before been listed for sale.

Known as the Kevich Lighthouse in honor of the couple who built it, the property is being offered for only the second time in its history.

The winner of the HGTV Smart Home is already familiar with the Florida lifestyle the designers were going for.

Built in 1981, the property features distinctive glass block walls that give it a vintage feel—but the decor is elegant and modern.

When you think of a Tennessee mountain estate, a winery might not come to mind. But, maybe it should—particularly for those buyers seeking a slice of vineyard life for a fraction of the price they would find in California

Beachfront dwellings are a dime a dozen in Florida —but there is a Pensacola property currently on the market that really stands out from the

Originally built in 2007 using steel-reinforced concrete, the ocean-adjacent home was never totally finished—but nobody knows why.

The future owner of a newly-listed Ohio residence will never need to worry about shopping for roof shingles—but they should take care to ensure that their lawnmower is in good condition.

An idyllic private island retreat in the Florida Keys that is accessible only by water or air has returned to the market for $16 million , offering