Lighthouse, Train, Brothel

Not everyone lives in a tract home - or wants to! Tour some amazing home conversions from around the world including a lighthouse and a World War II Bunker. Can you imagine living in a home made from shipping containers, or an old jail house? What about a historic federal bank? A barn makes an excellent living space as does a grist mill, and even a train! Some homes have a sordid past including a famous New Orleans Brothel. You won't want to miss these incredible transformations from old, historic structures to modern, luxurious homes!
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