This is beautiful

Those stairs are incredible.

This house is magnificent!

Yes please!

Old country inns are often really cheap in Germany. They are too expensive to maintain as housing for yourself, too expensive to convert into apartments and not worth the trouble to run them as a restaurant or hotel. Otherwise, I would have bought one long ago.

Lots of work needed on rotting wood on the exterior. Pretty tho.

The outside makes me think of Snow White and the Seven Dwarves.

love the porch!

I love this!

That last room has some pretty extensive water damage on the ceiling...hope it is nothing too severe, that can get pretty costly!

Not listed: the $150,000 of necessary repairs.

how is real estate soooooo cheap in the US???? In Sydney Australia, a 2 bedroom apartment, build in the 80's or earlier, 40 minutes out from the city, can still cost you $500,000+

Gorgeous house! Such beautiful craftsmanship!

I will kill anyone that removes those lovely room divisions in order to have a more of an "open concept" feel. Love it.

i can imagine tom hanks try to repair the door

The keyhole window is awesome.

as a french person who recently bought a house I would say this is not so expensive but definitely not cheap considering where the house is and the work that needs to be done

Love that breakfast nook!

Out of the way but ideal for a country environment lifestyle

The ideal French farm house and stable

You get a ghost certificate with this one?

The floorboards are cupped, which indicates moisture problems.

That ones for me! Excuse me while I print some money.

It's Bodfish. Sure, Lake Isabella is nice, but the only employer is the state prison in Tehachapi.

That’s an odd bed.

The town is, literally, a “ghost town.”

You would never get a ROI with this sitting in Wanette. Unless you just have some cash to waste on building in a ghost town.

I lived in Georgia for over a decade, and never heard of Louisville, so my guess is it’s right smack dab in the middle of Georgia with a Dollar General serving as it’s only grocery store.

I grew up in Syracuse. It's an industrial c**p-hole, plus that house looks like it will fall down at any minute.