Located at 314 Fernleigh Drive in Googong, this custom-built stone and timber residence stands out for its eclectic design and unconventional features. The property boasts five bedrooms, three bathrooms (including a ship-shaped main bathroom), and a separate self-contained studio connected by an outdoor walkway. Notable elements include a built-in bar with wood fire, a funky kitchen, and loft spaces above two large garages. The 4.63-hectare block features irrigated greenhouses, multiple decks for relaxation or entertaining, and a reliable water supply. Agent Brad O'Mara of Ray White Queanbeyan/Jerrabomberra describes it as a rare blend of rustic charm, flexible family living, and modern comforts. Priced at $1.85 million, the property offers extensive infrastructure and unique architectural elements that cater to both practicality and aesthetic appeal.

This article discusses a one-of-a-kind property located at 45 Berryessa Way in Hillsborough, California, which has been listed on Zillow for $4,225,800 since July 2016. Designed by architect William Nicholson in 1976, the home features multiple domed structures and is nestled into a hillside overlooking Crystal Springs Reservoir. Notable design elements include a 'biologic' kitchen designed by Eugene Tsui, a conversation pit, a game room, and a third bedroom with a loft. The property's unconventional aesthetic has made it a subject of intrigue, though its lengthy time on the market (nearly ten years) suggests challenges in finding a buyer who appreciates its unique architecture. While the home's design is undeniably striking, its high price point and niche appeal raise questions about its practicality as an investment or residence. The article highlights the intersection of artistic ambition and real estate, showcasing how extreme architectural creativity can translate into tangible property value.