All Aboard! A Furnished Pullman-Standard Train Car in Montana Is the Week’s Most Popular Home

Calling all railroad fans! Here’s a chance to own a piece of the Pullman-Standard history.

A fully furnished former train car steamrolling onto the market in Bonner, MT, is the week’s most popular home.

Rocking a Western-themed interior, the former train car now offers three bedrooms in a 900 square feet of living space. The passenger coach, which was initially built in 1925, was refurbished and “mechanically overhauled” in 1998.

Also grabbing attention this week: a log cabin in historic Gettysburg, PA, an entertainer’s playground in Louisville, KY, and an Iowa home with a glass-enclosed garage.

For a full look at this week’s 10 most popular homes, just scroll down.

10. 6219 San Pablo Dam Rd, El Sobrante, CA

Price: $1,449,000
Why it’s here: This recently built modern home comes with a guesthouse and a backyard oasis.

The gated property’s three-bedroom main home features wood ceilings, walls of windows, and a sleek kitchen with high-end appliances. The bright and airy two-bedroom guesthouse nearby offers an all-white interior and open floor plan.

The outdoor space was designed for entertaining with its connecting decks, pool, enormous patio, container-style outdoor bar, and movie screen.

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9. 9 Martin Dr, Gorham, ME 

Price: $798,000
Why it’s here: Built in 2015, this three-bedroom New England Colonial features a bright farmhouse style.

The 2,725-square-foot interior has a modern kitchen with a large island, floating shelves, and a spacious pantry. The cozy living room has a gas fireplace, and nearby is an office with a sliding barn door. A large entertainment room over the garage boasts built-in seating.

The 3-acre property has a walk-out patio in the private back lot and a flower garden.

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8. 265 Rupp Rd, Gettysburg, PA

Price: $195,000
Why it’s here: This well-priced and cozy log cabin is located near the site of Abraham Lincoln‘s Gettysburg Address.

The charming 1,033-square-foot home built in 1978 features exposed-beam cathedral ceilings and a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace with a wood-burning stove. The first-floor primary bedroom is near the updated full bathroom with a walk-in glass shower. The second bedroom is upstairs.

The cabin features a wraparound porch, and the 1-acre wooded lot is private.

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7. 7626 Heavens Estates Way, Louisville, KY

Price: $3,590,000
Why it’s here: Almost as spectacular as the 11,264-square-foot interior is the entertainer’s backyard playground.

The enormous seven-bedroom mansion boasts a portico for entertaining, a brick wine room, and a second kitchen on the lower level. Custom-built in 1999, the three-story home also features multiple fireplaces, a planet-themed bedroom, and a wood-paneled primary suite with a wet bar.

The 5-acre lot includes a pool with a waterfall, a pool house, an outdoor kitchen with a fireplace, a sand volleyball court, a sport court, a putting green, and a seven-car garage.

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6. 5429 150th St, Urbandale, IA

Price: $500,000
Why it’s here: If you’re a car enthusiast and want to keep a close eye on your prized possessions, this house is for you.

The four-bedroom home features a glass-enclosed garage, which is visible from inside the house. This eye-catching feature is certainly a unique way to show off a car collection.

Built in 2020, the 2,123-square-foot residence features an open floor plan, a light-filled kitchen, a comfortable living room with a fireplace, and a lower-level home theater.

The covered porch out back overlooks the fenced lot and plunge pool.

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5. 380 E Montgomery Ave, Wynnewood, PA

Price: $1,469,000
Why it’s here: The historic Penn Cottage is said to be “one of the oldest existing homes on the Main Line.”

Built in 1695, the six-bedroom stone home has been entirely renovated. The 3,708-square-foot interior features many original details, including wide-plank wood floors, millwork and molding, two staircases, window seating, and four working fireplaces.

Modernizations include an updated kitchen with a custom island, a primary suite with a marble bathroom, and a third-floor guest suite.

4. 108 Broad St, Sabula, IA

Price: $1,300,000
Why it’s here: Located right on the Mississippi River, this three-bedroom residence currently operates as a bed-and-breakfast.

Two en suite bedrooms are located on the first floor, and the primary suite is upstairs. The 4,148-square-foot interior features three gas fireplaces, custom cabinetry, granite window sills, and hardwood floors on the second level. The heated three-car garage includes an additional kitchen along with a billiard lounge.

Built in 2008, the residence is fully furnished and comes with a 24-foot tritoon boat, a new dock, four kayaks, and a hot tub.

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3. 410 E Ridge St, Marquette, MI 

Price: $1,800,000
Why it’s here: This 19th-century estate was originally built for the Daniel H. Merritt family. It’s now a multifamily residence with 10 apartments.

The 12-bedroom, Italianate-style home was built in 1883 using locally quarried sandstone. Period details include hardwood mosaic floors, ornamental ironwork, custom millwork, and a grand curved staircase.

The covered terraces and wraparound porch are ideal spots for taking in views of the Lower Harbor and Lake Superior.

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2. 1716 N Bay Shore Dr, Milton, DE 

Price: $2,588,170
Why it’s here: This fully furnished contemporary home boasts ocean views from nearly every room, and its price was recently reduced by $100,000.

The four-bedroom home was built in 2019 in the gated neighborhood of Back Bay Cove. It comes with a mile of private deeded beach.

The 2,991-square-foot interior features floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook the National Prime Hook Wildlife Refuge. Other highlights include a 150-bottle wine closet, two outdoor showers, a hot tub, and an interior grilling room.

The location is just a short drive to shops, a golf course, and Rehoboth Beach.

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1. Nhn Nka, Bonner, MT

Price: $249,000
Why it’s here: Whether you are a train enthusiast or an investor in fun properties, this former Pullman-Standard train car is quite a trip.

Now a three-bedroom residence, it features a galley kitchen, multiple bathrooms, and an “observation” lounge.

The home is fully furnished and styled with a Western theme (think antler light fixtures and cowhide-covered seating).

Even more authentic is its location: The mobile property still sits on the tracks.

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