A home in Boulder, Colorado has fairly the history.

The house was built in the early 1900s as one of the first historic churches in Boulder and was later a monastery.

At the present, it has had a total refurbish that includes new plumbing and wiring to turn it into a unique six-bedroom residence. It has a home automation system that uses a central control to monitor security and change security status, control all climate set points and manipulate the audio and video in one or all rooms.

The Victorian brick building includes a gym, media room, library and more. Beamed ceilings and large windows reflect the building’s origins giving this one a…

This property is a great example of a Hollywood refurbishment – taking a fairly standard Southern California home transformed onto something out of the ordinary.

The producer-composer-musician, Tom Rothrock, and his wife, Monique, bought the property in 2002 for $1.475 million. The couple spent the last seven years working on the four-bedroom home that is situation on around a third of an acre at the crown of Lake Hollywood. The fully updated home has large windows and doors opening to the outside.

The oversized living room has 18-foot ceilings and walls of glass offering sparkling views. The two-story master suite has its own sitting room. Another unique space is the eat-in kitchen…

Do you wonder if the White House is affected by the ups and downs in real estate?

The White House is not even immune to the nationwide housing sprawl – the famous presidential mansion in Washington, D.C. tumbled by the value of $15.5 million to $292.5 million over the past year, according to the study conducted by the real estate site Zillow.

This marks the second year in a row that the landmark’s value has dropped, making for a total loss of $39.5 million since 2008 that means it was once worth $332 million. The Irish architect, James Hoban, designed the White House. It was built in 1792 and much improved and…

The Artisan hotel has found a new savior in The Siegel Group – a company that owns several properties in the area including the Siegel Suites and the Resort on Mount Charleston, located a half hour away.

The Siegel Group has implicated operational control of the property and will keep it under the same name but plans to reposition the property and address some of the operational complaints that have beleaguered the hotel. Various online reviews have praised the hotel’s unique style and position as a quiet retreat from the Strip but have also acknowledged serious issues with service. A press release stated that The Siegel Group will be focusing much…