Getting chestnuts roasted isn’t a problem within the walls of any of these 11 toasty houses.

We put a log on the fire and poked through listings nationwide to find homes with a minimum of seven fireplaces. The homes we’ve found do more than provide heat—they also offer a veritable smorgasbord of choice chimneys for Santa to slide down, as well as oodles of acres of mantels for hanging stuffed stockings.

The home we spotted with the most fireplaces is in the unlikely location of Southern California—an area where icicles and frost are not an issue. This Spanish-style home in San Diego County boasts a whopping 18 fireplaces, including outdoor fire bowls flanking the pool.

Quite apart from that outlier, we also found a number of antique Colonials and Victorians with double-digit hearths. Which makes sense, since these residences relied on fireplaces to keep their cavernous rooms livable in the winter.

So whether you’re huddled up around a Duraflame, an outdoor fire pit, or the televised Yule Log, we know you’ll want to unwrap these addresses with fireplaces galore and holiday spirit to spare.

Happy holidays!

4750 Warner Hall Rd, Gloucester, VA

Price: $4,500,000
Fireplace count: 14
Warner Hall: This grand property is said to have been established in 1643. The 38-acre estate has a compound of residences running along the Severn River, including a restored 16,210-square-foot Colonial Revival manor house with 10-foot ceilings and 14 fireplaces.

The property also offers a carriage house and river cottage, as well as gardens and patios. According to the listing details, the home would make a magnificent family estate or bed-and-breakfast.

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211 W. Gwinnett St, Savannah, GA

Price: $1,100,000
Fireplace count: 9
Southern belle: This historic Savannah home in a brilliant pink dates to 1884 and has been featured in a number of publications. The five-bedroom home is one of the most popular Airbnbs in Savannah’s Victorian District and features a library, double parlor, stained-glass transoms, and tall ceilings.

Most importantly, it has nine fireplaces, including one in the bathroom. The property also includes the original carriage house with sleeping loft and spiral staircase, for a one-of-a-kind cozy property.

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615 Bull Moose Ridge Rd, Stowe, VT

Price: $995,000
Fireplace count: 7
Stowe away: Situated on 7 private acres with its own private pond, this mountain retreat is the stuff of Hallmark Christmas movies. When the snow begins to fall outside, there are seven fireplaces for snuggling indoors. Built in 1989, the five-bedroom, farmhouse-style home also boasts a huge country kitchen with its own fireplace.

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176 Farragut Cir, New Rochelle, NY

Price: $1,698,000
Fireplace count: 9
Seaside haven: This historic half-acre property comes with water views, and residents have access to a private boathouse, docking and mooring rights, and a beach.

Built in 1907, this seven-bedroom home has been fully renovated across its roomy 6,196 square feet. Outside, there are two ponds, a waterfall, two fountains, porches, and balconies.

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102 Jones Rd, Hillsborough, NH

Price: $875,000
Fireplace count: 9
Tranquil retreat: According to the listing details, this antique Colonial is priced under appraisal. Built in 1803 and sitting on 25 peaceful acres, the four-bedroom home features a chef-grade kitchen, Indian shutters, and nine fireplaces. Outside, there’s a pool, cabana, outdoor fireplace, and a pond for skating in the winter.

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5 Alexander St, Charleston, SC

Price: $1,875,000
Fireplace count: 10
Chancognie House: Right in the heart of town, this three-story charmer dates to 1813. There are two renovated homes on the property that offer a combined 10 fireplaces.

Carefully updated, both homes open to a private, brick-walled garden with walkways, fountain, and a pond. Best of all? The kitchen house still has its original brick fireplace oven.

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5566 New London Rd, Forest, VA

Price: $979,900
Fireplace count: 10
Ivy Cliff: Built in 1772, this two-story home was the home of the Revolutionary War hero Capt. Henry Brown.

The five-bedroom residence has undergone a total renovation, to marry modern conveniences with historic charm. It has an impressive 10 fireplaces—both wood and gas. Outdoors, the home has more than 1,000 square feet of porches, plus a spring-fed pond with dock.

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1841 Kehrs Mill Rd, Wildwood, MO

Price: $2,195,000
Fireplace count: 10
Wills Trace subdivision: Secluded on a gated and private 5-acre parcel, this stately brick mansion offers nine bedrooms, 12,807 square feet, and 10 fireplaces.

Built in 1991, the grand residence also has tall ceilings, a hearth room off the kitchen, a formal study, and a two-story guest apartment. Outside, there’s a magical secret garden, a six-car garage, and porte-cochère.

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382 Boston Post Rd, Amherst, NH

Price: $999,900
Fireplace count: 11
Fletcher Tavern: A solid post-and-beam Colonial from 1740, this home was once a regular stagecoach stop, a tavern, and even a dairy farm.

Today, it’s a cozy, updated five-bedroom residence with a number of amenities, including a whopping 11 fireplaces, including four with wood stoves. The third floor is finished as a guest floor, including a work and study area.

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159 Benson St, Hartwell, GA

Price: $425,000
Fireplace count: 11
Oakley: Listed on the National Register of Historic places, this historic Victorian dates to 1892.

The six-bedroom home has been meticulously updated and features an impressive 11 fireplaces with unique mantels—one in almost every room. The second-floor living room has a separate side balcony and oversized windows that let in plenty of natural light.

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6977 Las Colinas, Rancho Santa Fe, CA

Price: $6,795,000
Fireplace count: 18
California Spanish: Built in 1995, this lovely mansion on 3 acres is well-suited for indoor-outdoor living, thanks to an outdoor living room and doors that open wide to the outdoor spaces.

Should you ever need it in this temperate part of the country, the home is kept nice and toasty, with a blockbuster 18 fireplaces. Even the courtyard pool features fire bowls illuminating the poolside bar.

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