This home in the Houston Heights will transport you.

The palatial, two-story mansion at 418 West Friar Tuck Lane is nestled on a meticulously manicured, 1.6 acre lot in Houston’s bucolic Sherwood Forest neighborhood.

The palatial, three-story mansion at 3996 Inverness Drive is nestled on a landscaped, 2.4-acre lot in the bucolic Tall Timbers section of the posh River Oaks neighborhood.

A two-story 1938 house with three bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms on a .38-acre lot with a swimming pool

On the market for $$3,295,000, the palatial, three-story mansion at 16 Courtlandt Place has a long, rich history.

Whatever the reason you’re here, whether you’re honest-to-goodness house hunting, you’re searching for new images to tack to your dream home vision board, or you just need something to look at to pass the time cooped up indoors, enjoy a virtual tour of this stunning Houston home.

Carlos Correa is ready to say goodbye to his Montrose home.

There’s nary a week that passes, when, in some corner of the Houston area, an abode best described as an “oddity” graces the market.

House hunting? Let’s say you have some specific criteria for your dream digs: You need a home -- wait, scratch that, make it a mansion -- with square footage rivaling a small department store, seven bedrooms and ten bathrooms is ideal, a chandelier in every room is an essential, a massive indoor pool is a must-have you can’t live without and it’s all gotta be located on one of the most desirable streets in one of the most expensive neighborhoods in the in the area. Oh, and you just won’t settle for anything under $15,999,999 million.

HOUSTON – A Houston realty and property management company was surprised to find one of their units listed for rent online by someone else. They found someone had listed the property for rent online under a different phone number and $200 less than the actual price. One of Reza’s employees responded to the listed phone number posing as a renter. KPRC 2 tried calling the number listed twice but no one answered. The property manager said she contacted several websites and they removed the listings that were not put up by the property management company.