Boasting a light-filled interior with wood paneling framing the windows, this 3-bedroom retreat sits on 32 acres near the Blue Ridge Mountains. It's currently asking $499,000.

Asking $159,900, this unique structure is a fixer-upper, with an unfinished interior, as well as numerous garages and sheds around the property.

Dome lovers, this may be an ideal, and affordable, summer cabin, complete with easy access to Lake Michigan and a loft for guests. At 950 square feet, it's small, but so is the asking price, $99,000.

A two-story dome home built in 1977 on a rural road in Maryland, this 2,700-square-foot residence is asking for $527,500.

A former Curbed House of the Day, this beautiful bowl in the midst of a 28-acre plot near a nature preserve can be rotated by the push of a button. Despite the high-tech features and gorgeous interior, this 3-bedroom Domespace model has lingered on the market, and now asks $899,000, a significant cut from it's previous $1.2 million ask

The shape may suggest something rustic, but there's no such vibe inside this contemporary dome, a 5-bed, 3-bath with modern, if standard, decor. The home currently lists for $290,000, and in case the proximity to the coast has you nervous, the listing notes that it can withstand 150 mph winds.

Domes were designed and built with energy efficiency in mind, but this four-story ivory structure, made with concrete and epoxy-coated rebar, took insulation to another level. The 2-bed home built in 2004 is asking $590,000.

If the gravel yin and yang symbol in the yard doesn't tip you off, the shape should tell you this is clearly a special home. This series of curvy domed rooms located south of town includes a geodesic glass window and a dome theater, and is currently asking $950,000.

For sale by the original owners, the airy, light-filled dome home benefits from a number of strategically placed skylights. Currently asking $444,000, the home sits on 5 wooded acres and boasts a geothermal heating system.

From the stucco-style walls to an interior that has a hint of Memphis color, this structure stands out from it's often plain, wood-shingled compatriots. A series of two domes connected via a mudroom, the structure offers radiant heating and bamboo floors, and is asking $349,500.

With a stone chimney and slanted interiors, there's something homey about this cottage-like house near the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains in the greater Los Angeles area. Built in 1988, the 2-bed, 941-square-foot home is asking $499,900.

This home offers a rustic take on self-sustainability, with a pine and fir interior as well as a Swedish wood stove. Set amid the forests near Hoback Ranches, this home is asking $300,000.