Six-Story ‘Tiny Tower’ That Measures Just 12 Feet Across Lists for a Very Petite Price in the Heart of Philadelphia’s Brewerytown

A "trailblazing" tiny tower that measures six stories high—and just 12 feet wide—has hit the market in Philadelphia's bustling Brewerytown for a price that is as petite as its compact footprint.

Listed for just $395,000, the 38-foot "miniskyscraper," which has soared to the top of the week's most popular homes list, was created by ISA Architects with Philadelphia's vertically stacked "trinity house" design in mind, and completed in 2016.

But the 1,250-square-foot "architectural marvel" is not for the faint of heart. Athletic residents will have to climb the folded plate steel stair to access the one room spanning every level of the six stories.

The towering floor plan with Scandinavian finishes includes a kitchen, living room, home office, guest bedroom, primary suite, and private roof deck.

Outdoor spaces include a "sunken garden" on the ground level and a balcony on the second floor. It also has parking for two cars.

Also grabbing attention this week are a luxury houseboat in Sausalito, a "prepper's paradise" in Utah, and a Manhattan brownstone with exclusive access to a "secret garden."

10. 1280 W State Highway 20 St, Upper Lake, CA

Price: $985,000

Why it’s here: Simoni Italian Olive Grove is a fully off-grid olive oil operation with 500 Tuscan olive trees, on-site processing equipment that yields about 100 gallons of premium extra-virgin olive oil per season, and a 2,300-square-foot residence.

Perched above Clear Lake, this 44.2-acre property also features a 5,000-watt solar system for power, two wells for water, a bunkhouse/equipment barn, olive oil shed, and an oversized two-car garage. Custom built in 2011, the two-bedroom home boasts pine beam cathedral ceilings, an exposed stone wall, a floor-to-ceiling wood-burning stove, and retractable glass doors that open up to the stunning scenery.

A wraparound deck offers spectacular views of the lake, olive grove, and Mount Konocti. 

9. 58 Liberty Dock, Sausalito, CA

Price: $2,999,000

Why it’s here: It's a newly renovated, three-story luxury houseboat surrounded by breathtaking views of Richardson Bay.

Built in 1980, the two-bedroom floating residence on Liberty Dock boasts a spacious 1,841-square-foot open floor plan with exposed beams, bespoke lighting, radiant floors, vaulted ceilings, skylights, and oversized windows. A chef's kitchen has custom cabinetry and the primary suite has a red cedar soaking tub.

Multiple outdoor decks were designed for entertaining and relaxing.

8. 8732 W 5600 N, Beryl, UT

Price: $249,000

Why it’s here: This affordably priced "prepper's paradise" that is "loaded with gear and supplies" looks like it could be featured on an episode of "Hoarders."

The self-sufficient property with private well "started as a simple trailer" and now boasts a two-bedroom "retreat" with two kitchens and two bathrooms. While it is unclear what furnishings are included, the listing creepily encourages potential buyers to "smile for big brother" as a camera system is "already in place, watching over your hideaway."

A workshop and greenhouse can also be found on the 25.77-acre lot.

7. 1646 N Leavitt St, Chicago, IL

Price: $4,999,000

Why it’s here: It's a Bucktown compound featuring a renovated primary residence with stunning solarium and a coach house designed for guests.

The historic dwelling built in 1898 boasts original fretwork, oval leaded glass windows, pocket doors, oak fireplaces with antique mantels, custom built-ins, a Chinese soaking tub, and a double-sided original hutch. Modernizations include a glass rear staircase, a custom chandelier made from a tree on the property, a chef's kitchen with commercial-grade appliances, an indoor koi pond, and lower level two-bedroom apartment with its own entry.

Also found on the property are fruit trees, a vegetable garden, rooftop garden with beehives, and a relocated two-bedroom coach house with original pine floors and wood-burning fireplace.

6. 545 US Highway 8, Amery, WI

Price: $300,000

Why it’s here: Calling all investors! Here's the chance to own a fixer-upper with "endless potential" on 29 acres with hobby farm!

Built in 1925, the three-bedroom farmhouse still boasts many period details, including original millwork, hardwood floors, built-ins, and a clawfoot tub. A covered front porch and second-floor terrace would be ideal spots for morning coffee.

The property also features a horse shed, well house, and pole shed. It is being offered as is.

5. 3 Saville Row St, Barrington Hills, IL

Price: $1,299,999

Why it’s here: Here's the chance to own a medieval, modern day castle with watch tower turrets surrounded by 6 acres of privacy!

The five-bedroom residence was built in 1975 but has been modernized over the years to now feature herringbone wood floors, tin ceilings, and an indoor pool with waterfall hot tub. Other highlights include arched doorways, new engineered floors, and a modern kitchen with quartz countertops.

An enormous wraparound deck overlooks the wooded lot that also has a natural spring, riding trails, and a four-car heated garage.

4. 157 E 65th St, Manhattan, NY

Price: $11,950,000

Why it’s here: It's a fully renovated Upper East Side brownstone with exclusive access to a "secret garden" available to just 12 addresses. Famed architect Robert AM Stern's private residence also overlooks the garden.

The five-story, Lenox Hill townhouse built in 1899 is surrounded by oversized windows overlooking the English-inspired Jones Wood Gardens.

Found throughout the 6,000-square-foot residence once owned by philosopher and educator John Dewey are rift and quarter sawn floors, professional-grade appliances, floor-to-ceiling windows, an elevator, several fireplaces, and a service corridor. A third-floor primary suite overlooking the garden has a marble-clad bathroom with soaking tub and radiant floors.

A guest bedroom with private terrace can be found on the fifth floor along with a den and south-facing balcony.

3. 213 Reece River Rd, Austin, NV

Price: $2,000,000

Why it’s here: Paradise Ranch Castle has operated as a successful bed and breakfast but could be transformed into a luxury residence or event venue.

Located on 79.08 acres in the Reese River Valley, the three-bedroom residence boasts a home office, dining room designed for grand-scale entertaining, multiple gathering spaces, and a roof deck. A country kitchen has custom Amish cabinetry and granite countertops. The walk-out lower level has a "secret guest room," a bar known as "The Dungeon," and dining and lounge areas.

The turnkey property is being offered furnished.

2. 721 2nd Ave, Kingston, NY

Price: $735,000

Why it’s here: It's a 19th-century, Second Empire home nestled in the hamlet of Sleightsburgh boasting views of the Hudson River.

Built in 1865, the whimsical three-bedroom residence with mansard roof features a charming 2,076-square-foot interior "where every detail has been curated to perfection," including hand-painted wallpaper, rich wide-plank floors, built-in cabinetry, and bespoke details. Other highlights include a library with California closets, a kitchen with stainless steel appliances, and a primary suite with dormer windows.

A stone patio out back offers vistas of the river.

1. 2710 W Harper St, Philadelphia, PA

Price: $395,000

Why it’s here: The Tiny Tower designed by ISA Architects sits on a 12-foot wide footprint in Brewerytown with "six levels of inspired living."

Found throughout the 1,250 square feet of space are one room on each floor accessed by a towering staircase. Inspired by the classic Philadelphia trinity house, the stacked floor plan features a minimalistic design with light-stained wood floors and Scandinavian finishes.

The property also has a roof deck, outdoor terraces, and driveway parking for two vehicles.