Hurricane-Proof $600K Dome Home on Florida’s Space Coast Rockets to the Top of Most Popular Homes List

A geodesic dome home in Cocoa, FL, recently hit the market for $599,000 and quickly skyrocketed to the top spot of the week’s most popular homes list.

The otherworldly dwelling, which is designed to withstand a Category 5 hurricane, landed on Florida‘s Space Coast in 2009 and boasts 3,224 square feet of rocket-inspired space. The four-bedroom home’s interior features an “astronaut-in-space mural” in the primary bedroom along with other hand-painted artwork.

Offered completely furnished, the 1.22-acre turnkey property also has a heated, screened-in pool and a second dome with a bonus room over the garage that could be used as a home office, yoga studio, or game room.

Also grabbing attention this week is a beachfront octagonal Hamptons residence, the most expensive home in Cincinnati, and a gatehouse to a cemetery in Pennsylvania that isn’t for the fainthearted.

10. 345 Blowing Fresh Dr, Charleston, SC

Price: $1,198,340

Why it’s here: It’s a new home in Wando Village, nestled along the Wando River just 30 minutes from Charleston.

The four-bedroom residence offering 2,842 square feet of space originally hit the market in September for $1,317,065. The modern floor plan features a stylish eat-in kitchen, a bright living room with a gas fireplace, and a primary suite with a soaking tub.

Meanwhile, a screened porch out back with marsh views overlooks the boat dock.

9. 1601 Park Ave, Minneapolis, MN 

Price: $599,900

Why it’s here: It’s the well-preserved Harry F. Legg House that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Built in 1887, the five-bedroom residence still boasts many period details, including original tile, custom millwork, stained-glass windows, pocket doors, and four fireplaces. The 3,200-square-foot Victorian is currently being used as an event space for weddings, parties, and photo shoots.

Zoned for both residential and commercial use, the property also has a detached three-car garage.

8. 35 Buckskin Rd, Angel Fire, NM 

Price: $1,964,590

Why it’s here: It’s a four-bedroom, custom-designed estate that originally hit the market in July for $2,364,590.

The 4,579-square-foot interior features cathedral ceilings, exposed-wood beams, and a river rock fireplace. Other highlights include a primary suite with “soaking alcove,” a chef’s kitchen with galaxy granite island,” and a lower level with a wet bar and two guest bedrooms.

There is also a detached three-car garage with a workshop and a one-bedroom apartment on the 9.63-acre lot.

7. 174 Dune Rd, Quogue, NY

Price: $14,800,000

Why it’s here: It’s a seven-bedroom octagonal house nestled on 1.91 acres along the West Hampton Dunes.

The 7,500-square-foot residence overlooking Quogue Beach with the exclusive Hamptons address is just steps from the Atlantic Ocean. Built in 1971, the updated interior boasts a sunken living room with a fireplace grotto, a primary suite with ocean views, and three bunk rooms.

An enormous sundeck overlooks the in-ground pool.

6. 242 2nd Ave S, Naples, FL 

Price: $6,470,000

Why it’s here: It’s an Old Naples-style estate just steps from Naples Beach.

Built in 2017, the four-bedroom residence was designed by MHK architects and boasts an in-ground pool with fire and water features. The primary suite has an an elegant bathroom. The property also has a temperature-controlled, glass wine wall, tray ceilings, and impact doors and windows.

A guest suite with walk-in closets has a private entry.

5. 3634 Trumbull St # 65, Detroit, MI

Price: $474,671

Why it’s here: It’s the chance to buy the newly renovated, historic Scripps Mansion’s Powerhouse.

The tiny standalone, brick structure is nestled among a row of townhomes in Detroit’s Jeffries neighborhood. The modernized one-bedroom abode offers just 940 square feet, but its open floor plan with two-story living room makes it feel much larger.

A front entry patio overlooks the community park, while a rooftop terrace provides panoramic views of downtown Detroit.

4. 8875 Fawnmeadow Ln, Indian Hill, OH

Price: $6,900,000

Why it’s here: The current Mega Millions jackpot of over $1 billion represents a chance to own the most expensive home in Cincinnati.

This six-bedroom grand dame was built in 2006 and boasts 14,528 square feet of luxurious space. The four-story home features a dramatic curved staircase, ornate ceilings, and eight fireplaces. A first-floor primary suite has a fireplace and walkout to a rear patio, while a sprawling guest suite awaits on the third floor. The lower level offers a tavern, game area, fitness room, wine cellar, home theater, and guest apartment with private entry.

There is also a “lagoon-style” pool, an outdoor kitchen, a waterfall pond, barn homes, and an eight-car garage with two car lifts.

3. 334 E Howard St, Bellefonte, PA

Price: $200,000

Why it’s here: If you have a fear of ghosts, keep on scrolling. If not, here’s the very affordable chance to own the gabled gatehouse to Bellefonte Union Cemetery.

The historic, four-bedroom home was built in 1859 and needs a buyer to bring some TLC to restore its natural glory. The 2,325-square-foot interior still features original millwork, hardwood floors, two staircases, and a walk-in cedar closet.

The property also boasts a wood storage building and a brick patio with a water feature and koi pond.

2. 25 Main St, Cherry Creek, NY

Price: $115,000

Why it’s here: Attention, investors: This 10,500-square-foot structure has operated for nearly four decades as a local grocery store and comes with a first-floor apartment.

The inexpensive listing “priced to sell fast” could be transformed into a multi-family property. While it does require “some cosmetic work,” the low price tag allows the buyer extra funds to invest and “make this into your own money making dream!”

It is being sold as is.

1. 4045 Jake Ave, Cocoa, FL

Price: $599,000

Why it’s here: It’s the chance to own a geodesic dome home nestled on Florida’s Space Coast.

Offered completely furnished, the 3,224-square-foot residence features a primary suite with an astronaut mural that overlooks the heated, screened-in pool and private 1.22-acre lot. A second dome with a guest suite above the garage could be used as an office or yoga studio.

The two-car garage also features an entertainment area.