A seemingly inconspicuous home in Bristow, VA, with a bizarre basement captured everyone’s attention, making it this week’s most popular listing on Realtor.com®.

From a “Where the Wild Things Are”–designed kid’s bedroom to a possibly “Ghostbusters”-inspired basement, the theme is certainly the brainchild of the home seller’s imagination. The 3,013-square-foot home boasts a mostly traditional design—until you head to the basement. That’s when things get very weird.

Other real estate offerings that made the popularity list include a magnificent Georgia estate featuring every luxury imaginable, a Florida mansion looking to set a record, and a California beauty where Stevie Wonder once lived.

For a full look at this week’s 10 most popular homes, keep on scrolling.

10. 260 Holland Rd, Bedminster Twp, NJ

Price: $2,100,000
Why it’s here: This French-inspired chateau features a barrel-vaulted orangerie.

Originally designed to house fruit trees in the winter from the 17th to 19th centuries, this orangerie with its barrel-vaulted ceiling, brick floors, and seven pairs of French doors was simply designed to capture the picturesque backyard views.

Built in 1973, the three-bedroom, 4,726-square-foot home features a modernized chef’s kitchen, a library with built-ins, and three fireplaces. The living room boasts antique French corner cupboards.

The 6-acre parcel includes a guest cottage and gardens reminiscent of Versailles.

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9. 52 Main St, Worcester, NY 

Price: $169,000
Why it’s here: Built in 1800, this antique barn features two silos and an original milk house. It’s being sold as is.

The 1-acre property is dotted with pine, walnut, chestnut, and fruit trees. An additional 1.6 acres is also available for purchase.

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8. 4906 W Pike Lake Rd, Duluth, MN

Price: $1,295,000
Why it’s here: This magnificent home comes with a front-row view of Pike Lake.

Built in 1969 atop a hill, the four-bedroom house features a vaulted tongue-and-groove ceiling and hardwood floors throughout 4,226 square feet of living space.

The living room boasts a gorgeous stone fireplace and lots of windows. There are three bedrooms on the main level and one downstairs. The lower level also includes a family room with a wood-burning fireplace.

A dock and boatlift come with the property, which is already pending sale.

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7. 24780 Stassi Rd, Plaquemine, LA

Price: $239,000
Why it’s here: This adorable and affordable abode has been entirely modernized on the inside.

Built in 1980, the three-bedroom farmhouse offers 1,813 square feet of living space. The open floor plan boasts an enormous, front-to-back living room with a gas fireplace and a kitchen with custom cabinetry and granite countertops. The primary suite upstairs comes with a sitting area, and a loft space would be ideal for a home office.

There is a raised slab off the back porch with gas and water hookups.

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6. 315 Lake Joy Rd Unit M, Perry, GA

Price: $1,300,000
Why it’s here: From barrel-vaulted ceilings to a built-in bed, this magnificent estate features every luxury imaginable.

The five-bedroom home sits on 7 private acres. It was built in 2020 and boasts 6,821 square feet of living space. From the reading room with a built-in bookcase to a dog washing room, every member of the family was thought of when constructing this home. An extraordinary chef’s kitchen boasts a wood-beam ceiling, custom light fixtures, high-end appliances, and an oversized island.

The first-floor primary suite is surrounded by windows and features a glass-enclosed shower, two vanities, and a soaking tub. The lower-level entertainment area has a roll-up garage door that leads to a wet bar.

The professionally landscaped property also boasts a six-car garage, an apartment loft, and a pool with a spa.

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5. 1128 Burgundy St, New Orleans, LA

Price: $1,652,000
Why it’s here: The historic Creole cottage was originally built circa 1798 as a neighborhood kitchen and bakery. (Gen. Andrew Jackson was believed to have eaten here in 1815.) It later became the home of Beat Generation writer William Burroughs, according to the listing.

The 2,800-square-foot, three-bedroom floor plan features original transoms, baseboards, hardware, and doors. An updated kitchen offers stainless-steel appliances and granite countertops. The library features built-in, floor-to-ceiling bookcases. Primary suites can be found on both levels.

The property also claims to contain “one of the largest gas-lit, private, bricked courtyards in the Quarter,” according to the listing.

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4. 2325 S Ocean Blvd, Delray Beach, FL

Price: $59,900,000
Why it’s here: This spectacular, waterfront estate could set a sale record in Delray Beach if the sellers get anywhere close to their asking price.

Built in 2008, the 19,055-square-foot mansion features nine bedrooms and 17 bathrooms. The palazzo-inspired design features custom finishes, built-in bookcases, and a marble fireplace.

Designing the estate was a labor of love for homeowner Massimo Musa, who flew artists in from Florence, imported limestone from Mexico, and sourced other products from South America, according to the Wall Street Journal.

The 1.5-acre lot also boasts fountains, an oceanfront pool and spa, and a covered loggia with an outdoor kitchen. There is also a carriage house for guests.

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3. 5061 Grande Blvd, Medina, OH

Price: $299,000
Why it’s here: Who needs house guests when your house is decked out with dolls?

Dolls adorn the shelves and line the stairs. There’s even a life-size statue of Elvis, and one of the three bedrooms is designed in his honor. Another is overflowing with dolls lined along the walls, crowded in cribs, and tucked away in a scary bassinet centerpiece.

Seemingly, every inch of the 2,832-square-foot home is staged with toys.

If you dare to go downstairs, there’s another doll on a riding horse. The creep factor notwithstanding, the doll-filled house has already attracted one buyer and is pending sale.

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2. 600 Clinton Pl, Beverly Hills, CA

Price: $10,999,999
Why it’s here: Stevie Wonder once lived in this Hollywood Regency estate. The legendary singer-songwriter is said to have leased the home from 2011 to 2015.

Located in the Trousdale Estates neighborhood, the 6,217-square-foot spread features a grand foyer with a soaring ceiling. There are four bedrooms and eight bathrooms.

The residence was built in 1970 and has since been updated. A chef’s kitchen serves up high-end appliances and an enormous center island.

The property also comes with a four-car garage, a home gym, a pool, and a covered loggia.

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1. 10309 Twin Leaf Dr, Bristow, VA 

Price: $699,900
Why it’s here: While the exterior might appear traditional, the basement is anything but.

Built in 2015, this four-bedroom home comes with many amenities, including a spacious kitchen with a granite countertop and a center island and a family room with an exposed-brick accent wall. But wait until you venture downstairs.

The finished basement features a hidden room complete with a creepy, blood-red floor and black brick walls.

“Truly a unique feature you won’t find anywhere else, and you’ll have to see to believe,” the listing states.

The corner lot also features an oversized garage and stamped concrete patio. All this and a recent price reduction could perhaps tempt a brave buyer.

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