Who’s looking for a taste of Versailles in Wisconsin?

An opulent European-inspired estate in Mukwonago, WI, that’s going up for auction later this month is this week’s most popular home.

The massive manor was built by real estate developer Darwin N. Greenwald and inspired by the Palace of Versailles, according to BizTimes Milwaukee.

The stone home has only three bedrooms, but there’s also a two-story gilded foyer, hand-painted ceiling murals, and crystal chandeliers throughout. It comes with 106 acres, of course.

Also grabbing attention this week are a fabulous floating home in Washington state, a newly built farmhouse in Texas, and a cute and cheap bungalow in Ohio.

For a full look at this week’s 10 most popular homes, just scroll down.

10. 10 E Roanoke St Slip 18, Seattle, WA

Price: $2,600,000
Why it’s here: If you’ve ever wanted to live somewhere that feels like you’re on vacation every day, here’s your opportunity.

This three-bedroom floating home was built in 1982 and tucked away in Mallard Cove on Lake Union. The 1,884-square-foot interior is lined with floor-to-ceiling windows, and there are doors that open to the back deck.

The rooftop deck is also an ideal spot to soak in the views. The sale includes two garage parking spots and a storage room.

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9. 1879 Deepwood Dr, Akron, OH

Price: $460,000
Why it’s here: This 1970s-era home features an open floor plan of 3,336 square feet.

The interior boasts arched ceilings, exposed beams, restored hardwood floors, and lots of glass. The cozy living room has a fireplace, and the updated kitchen features granite countertops.

Built-in seating on the front deck was designed for enjoying views of the wooded lot.

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8. 3079 County Road 3115 N, Clarksville, TX

Price: $525,000
Why it’s here: This newly built modern farmhouse was inspired by home improvement star Joanna Gaines, according to the listing.

The three-bedroom, 1,500-square-foot custom home features an open floor plan with 22-foot ceilings, exposed beams, and a rock fireplace with floating wood mantel.

The lot measures 20 acres (8 are set aside for Bahia grass for hay) and includes an insulated shop and a pond stocked with largemouth bass.

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7. 176 E Victoria Rd, Spartanburg, SC

Price: $474,900
Why it’s here: The fortresslike exterior of this regal abode hints at what you might find in the interior.

The four-bedroom home has been renovated. The open floor plan now boasts new windows and hardwood floors and an updated kitchen with quartz countertops and an oversized center island.

The front patio features a trellis, and there’s a large deck out back.

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6. 717 Country View Ter, Birmingham, AL

Price: $234,900
Why it’s here: This three-bedroom home appears to be a flip, as it last changed hands in March for just $113,000. Now, it’s newly renovated and back on the market.

The single-level home was originally built in 1979 and features 1,644 square feet of living space in a modern farmhouse design. The kitchen comes with granite countertops, and the family room has an exposed-beam ceiling and a stone fireplace.

The spacious carport can accommodate two vehicles.

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5. 7901 S 21 Rd, Cadillac, MI

Price: $199,900
Why it’s here: Built in 1977, this cozy chalet has been modernized inside.

There are two bedrooms and a total of 1,500 square feet of living space. The two-story living room is bright and airy, and the kitchen has custom cabinetry. There’s a bedroom on each floor.

The 1-acre lot comes with a detached two-car garage with storage space above.

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4. 538 Eaglecrest Rd, Bakersfield, CA

Price: $895,000
Why it’s here: This four-bedroom farmhouse comes with horse stables, horse showers, stalls, and an arena.

Anchoring 20 scenic acres, this 1,439-square-foot ranch house features views of the surrounding valley and river. The recently updated kitchen has stainless-steel appliances and overlooks the main living area. The new primary suite has a walk-in shower with dual heads.

The property includes an in-ground pool with an entertaining area, an auto lift, two RV pads, and an organic pistachio orchard.

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3. 97 Bethany Pike, Wheeling, WV

Price: $749,900
Why it’s here: Historic home lovers should feast their eyes on the Howgait Estate.

The 7,193-square-foot brick estate was built in 1900 and features custom millwork, ornate ceilings, restored hardwood floors, built-in cabinetry, five fireplaces, and a working elevator. There’s also an enormous sunroom, which overlooks the private backyard.

The 4-acre property includes a three-bedroom carriage house with a three-car garage.

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2. 3948 Miner Dr, Brunswick, OH 

Price: $165,000
Why it’s here: This 858-square-foot bungalow is cute, cozy, and cheap! It’s an affordable alternative to renting.

Built in 1940, the two-bedroom abode would be ideal for a first-time homebuyer or even a homeowner looking to downsize. There’s a bedroom on each floor.

The property includes a detached two-car garage with storage space.

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1. S100W31244 County Road LO, Mukwonago, WI 

Price: $4,933,300
Why it’s here: Behold the white stone manor that offers a taste of Europe in the Badger State.

From the fountains and statues lining the magnificent 106-acre property to the ornate elements found inside, every detail was inspired by the Palace of Versailles. The 9,265-square-foot mansion was built in 1999 and features built-ins, exposed beams, decorated walls and ceilings, five fireplaces, and an elevator.

According to the listing, the land can be subdivided to “create multiple estate-size homesites.” The online no-reserve auction is scheduled for Oct. 28.

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