A unique property in California, a converted water tower listed for $5.5 million, boasts a rich history dating back to 1892. Originally built to hold water for steam engines, it became a home in 1985, offering 2,828 square feet of living space, including four bedrooms with themed decor. Modern enhancements such as a foyer water feature, an elevator, and an open-air rotunda are notable. The listing has attracted significant attention, alongside other appealing properties like an affordable Key West houseboat and a mid-century Hawaii estate.
The historic Seal Beach Water Tower, built in 1892, was converted into a 2,828-square-foot home in 1985 and is currently listed for $5.5 million.
This four-bedroom residence features unique period details, including a vintage tool display from the 1940s and a pirate-themed bedroom, enhancing its historic charm.
Modern updates include a foyer water feature, an elevator, a circular staircase, and a third-floor kitchen, plus a fifth-level open-air rotunda with a stained-glass cupola.
Highlighted properties include an affordable houseboat in Key West, a mid-century modern estate in Hawaii, and a lakefront lighthouse in Maine, showing diverse waterfront options.
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