$35 Million Disney-Inspired Utah Compound With Swiss Family Robinson-Themed Bunkrooms Is the Week’s Most Popular Home

An expansive, 70,000-square-foot, Disney-inspired legacy compound recently hit the market in Utah for $35 million, becoming the largest property currently listed in the state—and the week’s most popular home on Realtor.com®.

Located in Hyrum, UT, on a vast 154.13-acre plot, the mammoth property boasts a 40,807-square-foot primary “western ranch,” a 27,080-square-foot pool barn, and a hidden tunnel that connects the two.

There is also a full replica of Disneyland’s Tiki Hut, an underground “raceway,” Swiss Family Robinson-inspired bunkrooms, a Star Wars-style home theater, and a dining room designed for grand-scale entertaining with a custom-built 42-seat table.

“Once finished,” the pool barn will house a swimming pool, an exercise area, event space, and a 16-car garage. The enormous lot also features a guesthouse, a five-bay shop, and an airplane hangar.

Also grabbing attention this week are an earth-sheltered home with a 27-acre farm in Michigan, a lavish new build in Nashville, TN, and an affordable tiny contemporary nestled on 3 acres in the deep woods of Virginia.

10. 1441 Wolfs Corner Rd, Tionesta, PA

Price: $39,900

Why it’s here: It’s a budget-friendly opportunity to live in a former one-room schoolhouse (school bell included), but there are a few catches.

There is no indoor plumbing, no water, and no heat; so if roughing it is your style, this one might be for you. Better than camping, the one-bedroom tiny structure offers just 864 square feet of space with a wood-burning stove as its primary heating source.

The 1.48-acre lot does have an outhouse; but if the pictures are true to life, it could use some updating.

9. 1432 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 

Price: $955,000

Why it’s here: It’s a swoon-worthy, historic home built in 1867, available for under $1 million. The place boasts lots of remaining period details.

Highlights found throughout the 4,801-square-foot residence include original medallions, pocket doors, exposed-brick walls, preserved hardwood floors, and 12-foot ceilings. Most of the interior has been restored, but there is some work left for the “ultimate historic renovator” looking to restore its former glory.

The fenced property in the Lower Garden District also has an in-ground pool.

8. 4200 Trumble Rd, Leoni Township, MI

Price: $425,000

Why it’s here: It’s an earth-sheltered home with a 27-acre farm nestled in the heart of Jackson.

The modestly priced, energy-efficient residence boasts 1,440 square feet of underground space that features exposed beam ceilings and lots of glass sliders to allow the natural light to flood in. Found throughout the home built in 1986 are two en suite bedrooms, an “open kitchen concept,” and a two-car attached garage.

It is also located just 30 minutes from Ann Arbor and an hour from Detroit.

7. 311 Polmer Park Rd, Palm Beach, FL

Price: $39,995,000

Why it’s here: It’s a newly built megamansion offering 9,500 square feet of fully furnished space.

The five-bedroom, luxury estate features marble and hardwood floors, custom millwork, a living room with floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, and a dining room with a wet bar. Other luxurious highlights include a gourmet kitchen with a retractable glass wall that opens to a courtyard, and a lower-level featuring a billiard room, club room, card room, fitness center, wine room, golf simulator, and 10-seat home theater.

An outdoor kitchen overlooks the lap pool.

6. 6400 N 7th St, Philadelphia, PA 

Price: $225,000 

Why it’s here: It’s a historic stone home with antique furnishings (2014 Ford Fiesta included), available for live auction on Jan. 29, 2025, at 3 p.m.

Built in 1920, the 4,350-square-foot antique is looking for a buyer to bring some TLC for some needed restoration. The seven-bedroom residence features a living room with a stone fireplace, a dining room with a bay window, main and butler’s kitchens, and a heated side porch. Four bedrooms are on the second floor, with three more on the top level.

The corner lot also has a detached, two-car, stone garage.

5. 6315 E Valley Rd, Nashville, TN

Price: $8,900,000

Why it’s here: This brand-new luxury estate boasts one level of lavish living.

Located on 3.57 acres, the sun-soaked 7,602-square-foot residence features a “gallery hall,” a gourmet chef’s kitchen with dual islands, a great room overlooking the infinity-edge pool, and a primary suite with a sitting area. There’s a wet bar in the family room that also has pocket sliders leading out to a power-screened lanai.

The property includes a four-car garage with a guest bedroom, loft, and fitness center above.

4. 116 W Railroad Ave, Fort Morgan, CO

Price: $475,000

Why it’s here: Attention, investors: This multiuse property boasts commercial space on the first floor and residential living in the process of being transformed upstairs.

The main-floor retail area that formerly housed a salon has three private offices, a storage room, and break room. According to the listing, the seller is in the process of converting the upper level into residential space. While “some electrical” has been updated and a spacious kitchen has new cabinetry and countertops, the rest of the space does require finishing off.

The rear portion of the property with alley access has an oversized garage door that gives way to a warehouse with a wash bay and storage area.

3. 531 Hcr 1450 N, Covington, TX 

Price: $495,000

Why it’s here: This reasonably priced, 4,120-square-foot home boasts a primary suite upstairs and a secondary suite downstairs.

Built in 1998, the two-bedroom home sits on 10.01 wooded acres. An open floor plan features an updated kitchen with plenty of cabinets and stone countertops, a living room with a wet bar, and three fireplaces.

Meanwhile, a sunroom overlooks the outdoor fireplace, while a wraparound balcony and covered patios provide views of the “lush landscape.”

2. 499 Simms Rd, Stanardsville, VA 

Price: $299,900

Why it’s here: It’s an adorable and affordable tiny contemporary nestled on 3.11 wooded acres that would make an ideal investment property.

The stylish, two-bedroom retreat offers just 932 square feet of space, but its open floor plan with vaulted beam ceilings and glass walls make it appear much larger. Built in 1978, the updated interior boasts a modern kitchen, a two-story living room with access to a “sprawling deck,” and a loft-style bedroom with a gas fireplace and skylight. A lower-level primary bedroom with a half-bath accesses a private patio.

The private lot also features a covered pavilion with a hot tub, several outdoor seating areas, and a fenced area.

1. 200 E 7000 S, Hyrum, UT 

Price: $35,000,000

Why it’s here: While it isn’t the most expensive listing in Utah, this Disney-inspired legacy compound is the largest residence in the state, boasting more than 70,000 square feet of lavish living.

Offering a whopping 40,807-square-foot primary residence and a 27,080-square-foot pool barn currently under construction, a tunnel connecting the two apparently allows it to be considered one massive structure. Other highlights include Swiss Family Robinson-inspired bunkrooms, a replica of Disneyland’s Tiki Hut, and a Star Wars-style home theater.

The 154.13-acre, gated property also has a guesthouse, workshop, an airplane hangar, and a private pond.