When it comes to buying your first home, it's all about location, location, location. So, if you're curious what kind of house a budget of $500k will get you in each of America's 50 states, you're looking in the right place.

Sourcing from listing websites like Zillow, Realtor, and Black & White Real Estate, we've compiled a photo compilation of $500K houses across the United States. Discover which cities will get you the most bang for your buck and which will see you living in a box. Hint: You'd be right to think that everything is truly bigger in Texas!

Anchorage, Alaska | Price: $465K

If you're not bothered by the cold or the long winters, your $500K will allow you to live large in Anchorage, Alaska. Among the homes within your reach is this cozy 2,388-square-foot log cabin, constructed in 1979. It has three bedrooms and a wrap-around deck, from where you can take in the Land of the Midnight Sun's snowy landscape.

According to Realtor's estimates, a 30-year fixed mortgage for this home would set you back around $1,517 per month, assuming you set aside a 20% down payment. For context, Data USA estimates that Alaska has a median household income of $75K.

New York City, New York | Price: $450,300

New York City is widely known for its high real estate prices. So, getting a relatively small place like this four-bedroom home, even for $500K; $450K to be more exact; is only to be expected. The good news, though, is that this Bronx residence is well-situated.

It's near retail stores and various dining establishments, for starters. What's more, residing in the area means getting access to the Big Apple's employment opportunities, which can help pay for this modest home. Of course, there are some downsides, too, especially considering the Bronx's high crime rates.

Birmingham, Alabama | Price: $544K

This $544K residence in Birmingham, Alabama, exceeds the $500K mark, but it shows how much value taking care of a home can add. Its original owners clearly took great pride in the three-bedroom abode, given its well-kept interiors and exteriors.

It features custom wall cabinets, a coffee bar for entertaining, and a spacious sunroom overlooking the manicured yard outside. Its stone patio, equipped with a stone fireplace and grill, also makes for a great venue to host guests. There's the fact, though, that income levels aren't that high in Birmingham, which means you'll have to work extra hard to afford a place like this one.

Seattle, Washington | Price: $455K

This comfortable two-bedroom pad in Seattle, Washington, will set you back $455K. Located in the Bryant neighborhood, it's near pretty much everything a nature-loving urbanite needs. The condo building stands near the Burke Gilman Trail and a couple of nearby beaches.

So, while the home itself is not extravagant and condo living isn't for everyone, it does offer its residents a lot of perks. Not to mention the convenience of having a property management company handle the place's upkeep. Besides, it's much more affordable than buying a house, which has a median listing price of $740K, according to Realtor.

Phoenix, Arizona | Price: $561K

Going over budget, let's check out this $561K home in Phoenix, Arizona. Not much different from the Pueblo Revival houses popular in the sunny state, this four-bedroom residence is valued much more than the average $369K home in the neighborhood.

The 2,641-square-foot abode's higher price tag comes with features like the remodeled bathrooms and kitchen, as well as a covered patio in the back. Adding to its upscale look are the landscaped front yard and backyard. It's located in the Villa Maria Drive neighborhood near the famed Mayo Clinic Hospital.

Kansas City, Missouri | Price: $490K

 

A budget of $500K will get you something like this elegant Tudor-style home if you're searching Kansas City's housing market. And it packs a lot of old-world charm within 2,780 square feet, with its array of ornate wood furniture and cherry cabinets.

Located in the Romanelli Gardens neighborhood, the three-bedroom residence can be a good choice for both retirees and families. It's near a selection of schools, hospitals, and dining establishments, for starters. What's more, Kansas City is a hub of theaters and museums, so you won't have to go far for enriching entertainment!

Sioux Falls, South Dakota | Price: $479,900

Here's something for people who take their home security seriously. Valued at $479K, this 2,076-square-foot twin home is located in the city of Sioux Falls, which ranked tenth in Livability's best places to live list in 2020 in South Dakota. The city has a low crime rate as well as quality schools and medical facilities.

Going back to the home pictured above, it boasts features like a large kitchen with an island, vaulted ceilings, and two outdoor patios. It's situated within the Diamond Valley community, which is, in turn, is near various parks and a sports complex.

Little Rock, Arkansas | Price: $540K

For $540K, you can live out both of your city and country dreams in this 4,254-square-foot home in Little Rock, Arkansas's capital city. It even promises frequent deer sightings, with the house itself backing into the woodland of the Rock Creek neighborhood.

Inside, the four-bedroom place's home decor also matches its outdoor setting, with many deer heads adorning its living room walls. Rock Creek has its thriving scene of coffee shops and is considered to be the third-best neighborhood to live in Little Rock, according to Niche.

Denver, Colorado | Price: $545K

If you can sacrifice space in favor of being in the center of the action, this $545K townhouse in Denver's Capitol Hill is a gem. It's near the city's shopping district as well as its myriad choices of bars, parks, and eateries.

At 1,782 square feet, it has two master bedrooms and a private porch in the back. It also boasts of an updated kitchen outfitted with stylish granite countertops. And with the city's robust job market, according to the findings of a ThinkWhy study, we reckon you wouldn't have trouble paying back the six-figure loan you need to afford this place.

Louisville, Kentucky | Price: $495K

Don't let the humble interiors fool you; this $495K multi-family home is an excellent purchase for those looking to diversify their income. It has 12 one-bedroom units that can potentially generate an annual rental income of about $91K. Already a century old, it's also been updated several times.

As it is now, this Louisville, Kentucky residential has a dedicated laundry area and an on-site security system. It's situated near the waterfront, too, as well as the Old Louisville neighborhood, which is where the shady Central park and Speed Art Museum are.

Bridgeport, Connecticut | Price: $527K

Speaking of multi-family homes, this massive residence in Bridgeport, Connecticut, will cost you $527K. That might be a steal if you're looking for a real estate investment opportunity. With eight bedrooms and 3,524 square feet of space, it's divided into four units that can be rented out as two-bedroom apartments.

It's located in the Boston Avenue/Mill Hill neighborhood and is near medical centers and schools. A couple of grocery stores and eateries are also easily accessible from the primarily residential area. However, the city of Bridgeport only has a median income of $46K, according to Data USA, much less than the national average.

Wilmington, Delaware | Price: $549,900

Delaware is the place to go if you want to get more bang for your buck. In Wilmington, the state's largest city, you can purchase this Colonial-style brick home for $549K. Constructed in the late '80s, it features a wet bar, a spacious family room, and a home office.

Just make sure you already have a well-paying job before moving to Wilmington, which has a poverty rate of 26%, and taking a mortgage out on an expensive home, though. According to Data USA, the city only has a median household income of $45K, compared to the $67K national median income.

Honolulu, Hawaii | Price: $525K

With home prices in Hawaii being infamously high, $500K will not get you a mansion. In fact, you'll need to cough up $525K just for this tiny one-bedroom condo in Honolulu. That's not to say it isn't impressive in its own right, though!

Its floor-to-ceiling windows make the space seem larger and offer scenic views of the cityscape, though some units face the shoreline instead. The building itself is located right at the heart of things, just walking distance from the Kaka'ako neighborhood's array of eateries, juice bars, and an open-air mall.

Boise, Idaho | Price: $499,900

This clinker brick residence in Boise, Idaho, may not be a deluxe house, but its charm and location make up for it. It remains in excellent condition, considering that it was constructed in the '40s. Its kitchen has been renovated, too, justifying the home's $499K price tag.

An excellent choice for young families, the home itself spans 1,962 square feet but offers more space outside thanks to its expansive front yard and backyard, enclosed by an electric gate. Located in the Central Bench neighborhood, it is within the highly-rated Boise School District.

Los Angeles, California | Price: $495K

It takes a lot of dough to live a glamorous life in expensive Los Angeles. So, we aren't that shocked that a $500K home there is nothing write to home about. However, you'll be pleased to know that this quaint 1,074-square-foot home in the City of Angels has undergone a transformation. 

Initially listed for $490K on Redfin in February 2021, it was sold for an impressive $655K in September of the same year. Safe to say, someone took on the challenge of fixing up this three-bedroom residence as an investment and earned a good profit from it. 

Chicago, Illinois | Price: $499,900

Although this $499K American Foursquare home was built back in 1911, it has been upgraded to be fit for modern living. According to its Zillow listing, this Chicago residence's former resident invested in a home remodeling project that turned its kitchen into an open concept one with an island and stainless steel appliances.

They retained its exposed wood beam ceilings, though as well as the hardwood floors found throughout the house. Spanning 3,200 square feet, it's among the ritzier homes in the Morgan Park neighborhood, where properties typically go for $230K as per data from Redfin.

Indianapolis, Indiana | Price: $525K

Now this $525K home located in Indianapolis, Indiana, looks more like a trendy boutique hotel than a family residence. A contemporary design, it features French glass doors and an array of minimalist decor. It spans 2,400 square feet spread across two floors.

And although there's room for two vehicles in the garage, you won't even need to drive to explore the Kennedy-King neighborhood's collection of local shops and dining establishments. It's also just walking distance from the city's hip Bottleworks District, which offers even more food, entertainment, and retail choices to fun-loving urbanites.

Des Moines, Iowa | Price: $525K

This $525K home in Des Moines offers the best of suburban living. Located in the Iowa capital city's Ingersoll Park neighborhood, it's surrounded by schools and dining establishments. What's more, it's just a couple of minutes away from downtown Des Moines itself.

The sprawling abode spans 3,844 square feet and has five bedrooms. This two-story home is not just a residential property, though, as it can also house a small business or a private practice. There's a dedicated space on the first floor for an office, which has been used by a dentist before.

Wichita, Kansas | Price: $480K

If you want your $500K to go far, you might want to consider settling down in Wichita, the largest city in Kansas. For $480K, you can live in this spacious 4,407-square-foot home. You can raise a family there too, with the six-bedroom residence being located near several schools.

The only issue we see here is that its residents will have to contend with Kansas' reputation as twister central. So, getting a good home insurance policy will be necessary to maintain the upkeep of this house's meticulously landscaped berry bushes and garden of blossoms.

New Orleans, Louisiana | Price: $499,900

A budget of $500K will get you a sweet slice of New Orleans, alright! Take this lovely three-bedroom home in the city's oak-lined Algiers Point neighborhood, for example. Built in 2018, it offers high-end-looking interiors paired with a desirable location near the Mississippi River.

It also comes with a spacious fenced backyard, which can be used as an off-street parking spot. A corner house, its windows get a lot of natural light that complements its white walls. With its proximity to the famous French Quarter, living here offers endless choices for entertainment outside the home, too!

Portland, Maine | Price: $499,500

For just under $500K, you can venture into real estate investing and own this multi-family home in Portland, Maine. Built back in 1875, it can be rented out as two units: the first floor being a two-bedroom apartment and the second to third floors being a spacious three-bedroom apartment.

According to the Zillow listing of the place, it's been renovated with updates in the bathroom and kitchen areas. It still retains a lot of character, though with its original built-ins and flooring being preserved. Meanwhile, Portland itself has been named the eighth-best place to live by US News thanks to its good job market and coastal living charm.

Baltimore, Maryland | Price: $505K

This Federal-style building in Baltimore, Maryland, may seem like a steal for $505K on the surface. However, you might need to take out a much larger home loan, given the fact that this turn of the 20th-century residence practically needs an overhaul to be ready for occupancy.

If you're willing to put in the work, though, the multi-family home can make for a fine residential rental when whipped back into shape. It has five units and over 5,000 square feet of living space. What's more, it's situated just minutes away from downtown Baltimore and several schools.

Boston, Massachusetts | Price: $519K

While you can get palatial homes for $500K in other cities, that amount will only buy you a one-bedroom condo in Boston, Massachusetts. Of course, that's not to say this Ritz-Carlton residence isn't luxurious in its own right! Located close to the city's sights, the building offers its residents access to fine retail stores and a theater multiplex.

This particular unit comes with a marble bath, hardwood flooring, and an open kitchen. Meanwhile, the living area is made to look more spacious with floor-to-ceiling windows. That said, $519K buys you the experience of living in a luxury hotel in the heart of a thriving city.

Detroit, Michigan | Price: $488,900

Wondering how a beautiful 3,508-square-foot home like this can be valued at just $488K? Well, that's because of the lingering effects of Detroit's mortgage crisis in 2006  still making it difficult for some people to borrow funds to buy a home.

Things have been looking up, though, according to the local news station WXYZ-TV. These days this five-bedroom architecturally preserved residence can sell within a matter of days. In fact, this well-situated Boston Edison District home was sold for $462K in 2021 and already rose in value as per its listing on Zillow.

Minneapolis, Minnesota | Price: $475K

According to Realtor, the average home in Minneapolis goes for around $300k. But you can also find pricier digs in Minnesota's most populated city, including this $475K condo unit in the Mill District neighborhood. It offers open living spaces and floor-to-ceiling glass windows opening to a patio.

This particular unit has two bedrooms and an array of modern furniture. The residential building also offers its tenants access to a rooftop pool, a party room, and a deck. Safe to say, this seems like a fantastic home for a young professional who's climbing up the corporate ladder!

Jackson, Mississippi | Price: $499K

With the median house price in Jackson, Mississippi being $151K, according to Roofstock, your $500K will go a long way there. For example, you can get a deluxe house like this 4,073-square-foot residence, which backs into the Country Club of Jackson, for $499K.

Constructed in the mid-'90s, this grand three-bedroom home features vaulted ceilings, a huge balcony, and even a full-house generator in case of emergencies. Residents can also enjoy plenty of perks at the country club, which has dining, golfing, and swimming facilities. Safe to say, living here seems to be just like being on a 24/7 vacation!

Billings, Montana | Price: $525K

Another good option for urbanites who want to enjoy what nature and the city have to offer is living in Billings, Montana. If you have $525K to splurge, you can even get something like this ranch-style home. Spanning 3,812 square feet, it features five bedrooms and a deck in the backyard.

Built in 1999, it also has a heated garage that can house four vehicles. The residence is within a reasonable distance from Zimmerman Park, and the natural formation called the Rimrocks. If that sounds like the dream to you, better get in touch with a real estate agent in time to take advantage of Billings' emerging housing market!

Jacksonville, Florida | Price: $539K

There's a good reason why people choose Jacksonville, Florida, to retire. According to Payscale, with a relatively low cost of living and health care, your dough will undoubtedly go a long way there. That holds even if you're a couple looking to buy your first home, too.

For $539K, you can get a 3,047-square-foot residence in the Queens Harbour neighborhood. One of the best perks of living in this four-bedroom home is its proximity to practically everything, including the beach. Once you experience Florida's famously long summers, you'll realize how great of a deal that is!

Omaha, Nebraska | Price: $525K

As it turns out, billionaire Warren Buffett has been onto something choosing to reside in Omaha, Nebraska, despite his wealth. As it turns out, you don't need to be a multi-millionaire to live large there because a budget of $525K can you get something like this 4,286-square-foot home!

Located in the city, it has four bedrooms and three bathrooms: the perfect size for a growing family. It also boasts having a double staircase and a modern kitchen. Outside, it features raised garden beds as well as a sprinkler system beneath the layer of snow.

Las Vegas, Nevada | Price: $499,900

The Las Vegas Strip is not everyone's idea of the perfect place to live. But if you work in the area, you'll find this $499K Panorama Towers condo more than sufficient as a comfortable pad. With three bedrooms and an assortment of stainless steel appliances, it can be ideal for roommates and families alike.

The additional amenities the residential tower offers its tenants aren't something to scoff at either. The building has a spa, a theater room, and a pet park. One downside, though, is the high cost of living in Sin City, which is 11.6% higher than the national average as per data from UpNest.

Manchester, New Hampshire | Price: $525K

This mid-century home may not look like much from the outside, but we think it's an excellent bargain for $525K when you find out the gems it's hiding inside. Located in Manchester's North End neighborhood, the four-bedroom residence has vaulted ceilings and giant windows that make the 3,581-square-foot look even bigger.

The master bedroom follows the same design principle with its skylight. It also boasts of having a full bath with a Jacuzzi. And while it doesn't have a fancy indoor pool for those New Hampshire winters, it does have a heated pool in the backyard and a hot tub.

Newark, New Jersey | Price: $499,950

A budget of $500K in Newark, New Jersey, will get you this multi-family home in the city's West Side community. It's not the best-looking place, for sure, but this nine-bedroom residence can be a good investment if you're planning to rent it out.

It can be divided into three units of three bedrooms each that can generate about $4,800 per month in rental income. The tradeoff here, though, is that Newark does not have the best reputation with the website Area Vibes giving it a poor livability score due to low-income levels paired with relatively high living costs.

Portland, Oregon | Price: $527,934

According to US News, Portland in Oregon is in the top ten best metro places to live in the United States. That said, it comes as no surprise that housing prices in the city have been rising with the influx of people moving there. If you have a $500K budget, you'll get something like this mid-century three-bedroom residence.

Valued at $527K, it is located in the Rock Creek neighborhood, which is just 15 minutes away from the city's downtown area. The home, although already decades-old, has been updated a couple of times over the years with the addition of a cedar deck in the back and upgraded plumbing.

Albuquerque, New Mexico | Price: $485K

If you want to build a new home or buy a relatively new one, you're $500K will go far in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Just take this 2,902-square-foot home in the Paradise Bluff neighborhood, for example. At $485K, it comes with a stylish home with a wrap-around balcony and a swimming pool!

Now to mention the beautiful yard that's been landscaped to feature manicured shrubbery, fruit trees, and a fountain. It comes with scenic views of the nearby mountains to boot as well as four bedrooms and high ceilings inside. You've got to act fast, though, because the neighborhood is becoming more popular!

Charlotte, North Carolina | Price: $545K

Built during the '40s, this charming three-bedroom cottage home will set you back $545K. That's already a steal, though, considering that the other houses in Charlotte, North Carolina's Chantilly neighborhood, will require you to take out an even larger home loan as they average between $650K to $1 million, according to Trulia.

Although comparably small from the other homes we've seen, this 1,572-square-foot residence makes up for it in backyard space and location. It's a short distance from the park and the trendy Plaza-Midwood. Charlotte's uptown business district is also just minutes away if you drive.

Fargo, North Dakota | Price: $499,900

If you don't mind suffering through harsh winters, then Fargo, North Dakota, might be a place worth considering. For $499K, you can afford to live in this beautiful home located in the Ashwood development. Conceptualized by the house designer to be lived in, it features an open main floor layout and four bedrooms.

It spans 3,708 square feet, which means plenty of space for a sunroom, an office, and a large kitchen with a walk-in pantry. Young families will also appreciate its proximity to the Deer Creek Elementary School and Deer Creek Park.

Columbus, Ohio | Price: $539,900

This one's a bit over budget. But if you're willing to pay the price for a scenic view and privacy, then this four-bedroom home in Columbus, Ohio, would be worth the $539K price tag. Designed in the English Tudor style, it backs into a wooded backyard.

Its interiors match its storybook surroundings, too, with its beamed ceilings and built-in wooden bookcases. Another selling point is its remodeled kitchen with views of the woods right outside. The home is located near a golf course and a seminary, so you can expect to get a lot of peace and quiet here!

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | Price: $479,900

Originally a builder's model home constructed in 2007, this $479K residence in Oklahoma City has been upgraded to be fit for residence and not just for display. It features a heated swimming pool, an outdoor kitchen, and even a storm shelter.

Inside, the four-bedroom home boasts of having cathedral ceilings, farmhouse lighting, and space for an extra fifth bedroom if needed. It's located in the suburb of Deer Creek Village, too, making it a great place to settle down and raise a family. Oklahoma City itself ranks well in terms of livability, according to WalletHub, thanks to its high median household income and relatively affordable housing.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Price: $525K

Philadelphia is often dubbed as the United States' birthplace as a nation. So, it's no shock you'll find plenty of Victorian-style homes like this 3,063-square-foot Roxborough neighborhood residence in the historic city. Valued at around $525K, it offers a mix of luxury and sophistication.

One of its biggest selling points is that it's kept a lot of its original details, from the soaring ten-foot ceilings to the beautiful woodwork complemented with a timeless home decor scheme of grays and whites. It also has plenty of outdoor space with a deck, a shed, and a stone patio.

Providence, Rhode Island | Price: $479K

Homes in Providence have a median listing price of about $299K, according to Realtor. So, if you've got $500K to spare, you can live in this luxury high-rise condo. This particular unit has two bedrooms and a large balcony for you to bask at the Rhode Island capital city's urban landscape.

Located in the heart of Providence, living here will put you just a short walk away from the train station, universities, and dining establishments. Safe to say, young professionals deciding on where to buy a home will find plenty of choices within the vicinity of this condo.

Atlanta, Georgia | Price: $475K

Atlanta's home prices have been on a steady rise in recent times, with median prices reaching $400K in 2021, according to GPB. If you have $475K to spare, you'll be able to afford something like this three-bedroom townhouse in the Reynoldstown neighborhood.

Aside from 2,035 square feet of living space, fabulous roof deck, and modern interiors, this home's biggest selling point is probably its location. It's just a few miles away from Georgia's bustling downtown area and is just a short walk away from grocery stores and a local community pool.

Charleston, South Carolina | Price: $512K

This five-bedroom home in Charleston, South Carolina, was built in 2013 but still looks new. So, while $512K may seem like a steep price to pay, it might just save you a lot in home remodeling costs! What's more, it stands on one of the best lots in the Carolina Bay neighborhood and is just across the community park.

The home's interiors don't disappoint either. It's got plenty of natural light from its many windows, pairing well with the residence's bright color scheme. There's also the fact that Charleston ranks high in terms of livability, according to Area Vibes.

Nashville, Tennessee | Price: $515K

Although this charming Nashville bungalow was built back in the '30s, its past owner has put a lot of funds and effort into upgrading it. It's been outfitted with a new roof and given a fresh coat of paint both inside and outside. So, you can say its $515K price tag is justified!

Of course, a lot remains of its original structure, too, including the hardwood floors in both the living area and the three bedrooms. It's situated in a quiet residential area near Shelby Park, an urban recreation space that offers Tennesseans a tranquil escape from Nashville's hustle and bustle.

Houston, Texas | Price: $495K

If you want a palatial home for $500K, then Texas is the way to go! This 3,539-square-foot Spanish residence, in fact, is valued a bit below budget at $495K. Located in Houston's Galway Meadows neighborhood, this four-bedroom was built in 2002 and boasts plenty of outdoor space for entertaining.

According to its Realtor listing, it has a brick fire pit and a pavilion in the back, and a spacious balcony on the second floor. It also has a large shed, which can be used as extra storage. As for nearby amenities, the residence is near Uptown Houston's shopping center and several parks.

Salt Lake City, Utah | Price: $484,541

You'll get this charming two-bedroom bungalow for a little under the $499K median home listing price in Salt Lake City, Utah. It features 1,804 square feet of living space, hardwood floors, and high ceilings. This $484K home's electrical system and roof have also been updated.

Of course, there's also the large fenced front yard for the children to play in outside, as well as a newly-built one-car garage. Its Movoto listing mentioned its proximity to the Trax, which is Salt Lake City's light rail transit system, and the local freeway. That said, this one's an excellent pick for urban workers!

Cheyenne, Wyoming | Price: $495K

If you're looking for some peace and quiet, buying a slice of Cheyenne, Wyoming, might be your best bet if you have $495K in the bank. Located in one of America's least populated states, this 2,964-square-foot ranch home offers the best of rural living despite being just a 15-minute drive from the city center.

Cheyenne is also just an hour away from the scenic Curt Gowdy State Park. Having three bedrooms and garage space for three vehicles, the home is a pretty standard one for a small family. Its other noteworthy features include a gas fireplace and hardwood floors.

Burlington, Vermont | Price: $529,900

This triplex in Burlington, Vermont, is more a rental property than a residential purchase. For $529K, you'll get three apartments, with one being a three-bedroom unit and the other two being two one-bedrooms. It also comes with a laundry area located in the basement.

While its interiors are a bit cramped and simply decorated, this house makes up for it in yard space and proximity to everything a tenant might need. According to its Zillow listing, this residence is close to the community center, schools, the Church Street Marketplace, and various dining establishments.

Virginia Beach, Virginia | Price: $593,300

At $593K, this Virginia Beach home is priced almost over budget and way above the median home price in Virginia. But it does make up for that fact with its numerous features. From a cathedral ceiling to hardwood floors, this home has a lot of old-world charm.

Its 2,967 square feet of space boast timeless home decor of wooden dining sets and a chandelier in almost every room. This five-bedroom residence offers not just marvels inside but also outside, thanks to its lakeside location. We reckon the relatively low violent crime rate in Virginia Beach also makes up for this abode's high price tag!

Charleston, West Virginia | Price: $529,900

Now, here's something with a lot more flair for people looking for a designer home for a little over the $500K budget. Built on 2.35 acres of land, this Charleston, Virginia residence boasts a winding staircase, a grand entryway, and a remodeled kitchen.

And while it sports rustic exteriors, it's pretty plush inside with an interior decor scheme of bright, warm colors and tons of natural light. It's pretty spacious as well, spanning 5,893 square feet inside. Backing into a wooded lot with a creek, it's also the perfect fit for nature lovers who don't want to live far from the urban jungle!

Milwaukee, Wisconsin | Price: $500K

Priced at right about $500K, this charming home looks every bit Victorian from the outside. But don't be fooled; it's been made up to date inside thanks to restoration and upgrade efforts from its past owner! Located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, this three-story residence packs a lot of punch for something way above the city's median price of $165K

It has four bedrooms, all located on the second floor, and an extra 1,000-square-feet of space on the third, which can be used as a home office or an additional bedroom. It has a lot of space outside for entertaining, too, with its back patio and landscaped front yard.