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With imagination, tenacity and a few bucks, homeowners turn a grain bin, radio station and slaughterhouse into their personal palaces.

Homeowners use creativity and innovative design concepts to transform a hydroelectric dam, grain silo and grocery store into charming homes.

Some homes are buildings that had their start as something altogether different. Homeowners use creativity and innovative design concepts to turn buildings like a school house, a missile silo and a car dealership into charming homes.

Meet gutsy visionaries who found beauty in dilapidated commercial spaces, turning them into wonderful one-of-a-kind homes.

Take a tour of some intriguing spaces homeowners have transformed into their own abodes, including a firehouse, a charcoal distribution center, an old pool hall and a former meat market!

These amazing home conversions from around the world have quite a history, including a 17th-century Mission, an old train depot, a former summer camp and 19th-century horse stables.

Not everyone lives in a suburban tract home, or wants to! Take a tour of some amazing home transformations, including a home made out of tomato cans, a former grocery store, soda bottling factory and even a vintage movie house.

Discover home conversions from around the world with a various histories including an oast house and an airplane hangar. Who knew you could make a comfortable home out of a bank, a grocery store and old whiskey barrels?

Stunning home conversions from around the world include a windmill, a goat shed, a dovecote and a speakeasy. Discover all of these unique homes plus an airstream, a washateria and a WWII Quonset hut.

Take a look at the incredible home conversions from around the world that include a winery, a tobacco warehouse and a castle. A family found their dream home in an old greenhouse, while a woman in Idaho keeps shop in a sheep wagon.

Converted homes from around the world have history including a schoolhouse, a 100-yr-old barn and even a missile silo. A man found his dream home in an old submarine, while a family made themselves comfortable in a historic mill.

One couple gave a modern touch to a historic grist mill, while another family made a dilapidated barn their dream home. Who knew you could make a comfortable home out of a lighthouse? One man set up his house in a rundown theatre.

Homes from around the world have quite the history including an old caboose, a historic red mill, a fuselage, a fur factory, a gas station, an auto body shop, a paint warehouse, a Mexican restaurant and even a hayloft!

Not all amazing homes are traditional suburbia dwellings. Some start out as a cemetery chapel, a sugar mill, a doctor's office, a railcar, a church, a firehouse, a pump house or even a historic schoolhouse.

These amazing home conversions have quite a history including a Catholic schoolhouse, WW II bunker, gas station, grocery, horse barn, firehouse and church. Some homes used to be modes of transportation including a bus and a plane.

Old, historic structures are transformed to modern, luxurious homes! A lighthouse, WWII bunker, shipping containers, old jail house, historic federal bank, barn, grist mill and even a train are converted into amazing homes.

Incredible home transformations from historic to modern include a depot, a pump house, a library, and an Airstream trailer. Other unusual living spaces include a mercantile shop and a cave.

Unusual historic spaces converted into luxurious modern homes include a former saloon, an old corner store, an insane asylum, a former women's club, a boiler room and more.

Inventive homeowners from around the world show off their sleek modern homes created from converted historic spaces like a French substation, a Japanese temple, a Texas church and an Arizona brothel.

These inventive home conversions from around the world include a firehouse bachelor pad, a Greek bakery with a scenic view, a former dance hall and a gilded age garage.

Old historic structures are converted into modern homes by visionary homeowners. Explore a former power company building, an English WWII control tower, a corset factory, an elevator, a Japanese kura and more.

Home conversions from around the world include an old pumping station, a tavern, a geisha house and a chicken coop.

Transformations include an old tower, a naval coal plant, a former pharmacy, a fire station and a distillery. Don't miss these incredible repurposed homes that create luxury from old historic buildings.

Inspiring home conversions include a chapel, a straw bale house and an olive mill. Creative homeowners imagined other excellent living spaces in converted buildings like a general store, a gentleman's club and an airplane hangar.

Amazing home conversions include a 550-year-old Irish castle, an old blues hall, and a former meat packing plant. Can you imagine living in a school, grist mill or a dog kennel? What about a French gypsy wagon?

Amazing home conversions from around the world include historic sites like a Caroline castle, a former Soviet fish farm, an old hospital and more.

Go inside homes made from unusual structures with an interesting past like a stone barn, an old dance hall, a Barcelona rescue boat and a little red schoolhouse.

Unusual homes in repurposed spaces include a rowdy old tavern, a farm silo, a Manhattan church and others. Don't miss these incredible transformations from historic structures to modern, luxurious homes.

With creativity and vision, historic structures are transformed into modern homes. Go inside a converted sugar mill on St. Croix, an old boot factory in Austin, a cottage-style school bus and even a Victorian clock tower.

People transform unconventional spaces, like a Tennessee hay barn and a Mississippi gas station, into amazing and luxurious homes. Then, a Michigan couple invests in the renovation of a downtown bank.

An Alabama couple transforms an old Woolworths into a house with modern comforts. Then, an Oklahoma woman lives in what was once a speakeasy, and an artist in Maryland turns a former fire hall and jail into a home.

People across the country ditch traditional homes and transform old, historic structures into awesome homes. A Texas couple tackles an abandoned train depot, and an Iowa horse barn becomes a 13,000-square-foot home.

From a mansion on a movie set transformed into a witch's lair and a ferry boat turned into the ultimate waterfront property, these homes take unique and nontraditional to the next level.

Homeowners across the country prove not everyone has to live in a suburban home. From a missile silo in Kansas to a chicken plant in Indiana, people are converting unusual spaces into gorgeous homes.

Homeowners across the country transform unconventional spaces into amazing homes. In Iowa, a couple transforms a dairy farm into a dream home, and a Montana couple moves into a power plant.

From a potato barn and a theater to an oil refinery and an opera house, homeowners with a vision transform old, historic structures into luxurious living spaces.

Check out a 200-year-old hay barn turned home in the Connecticut woods, a church transformed into an artists' sanctuary, a unique Texas lighthouse inspired by the New England coast and a multi-barn homestead in Waco, Texas.

From a Dutch barn transformed into a rustic Texas dwelling to a candy factory repurposed into an art gallery/penthouse, take a personal tour of some of the most unique home conversions in the world.

Creative homes include an urban oasis crafted from an industrial ink factory, a funky fire station home in Northern California, an artist's abode built from a former glass warehouse and a 200-year-old stone meeting hall.

Inventive owners convert historic buildings into one-of-a-kind homes. Explore a former Kentucky bourbon distillery, an old coal company commissary turned eclectic abode, a Knoxville grist mill with a working water wheel and more.

Visionary homeowners prove that almost anything can become a dream home, including a Sacramento fire station, a 150-year old castle overlooking Lowell, MA, a Jewish Temple in Alabama, an off-beat Chicago museum and many more.

A historic livery in Birmingham, AL, is now a hip live-work space for a photographer and her family, a Chicago firehouse conversion is almost too authentic and a shipping container is converted into a creative home in New Orleans.