These 12 Unique Houses In Northern California Will Make You Look Twice... And Want To Go In
Joanne Kraft
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California has a million different types of houses, but there are some mansions in Northern California that will blow your mind. Where we lay our heads at night is important. It’s the place we call home. It’s our sanctuary spot, and looking at the place we live says a lot about ourselves. Spanish style, ranch, colonial, or just a good old suburbia design might be your cup of tea. But there are a lot of houses that are way different than you can imagine, and a lot more that have been around a long, long time. Either way, each one deserves a good old-fashioned shout-out for just being awesome. Here’s a list of some historic houses in northern California that are sure to catch your eye.
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Not everyone can live in a mansion, but it sure would be nice! Do you have some other famous mansions in California in mind that you think should make this list? Let us know below in the comments section.
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