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The advice about throwing stones never rang more true. The house of glass designed by the late architect Philip Johnson sits on 49 acres alongside a pond in quiet New Canaan, Connecticut.

For only $30,000, an overnight stay in the house is yours, plus free range of the grounds and the dozen other structures, including the sculpture gallery, painting gallery, and the ghost house, a 350 square foot house made of steel and chains. There's also a tower Johnson called a "staircase to nowhere" and a separate library with a reading room he considered a "monk's cell."

You can't take it home with you, but you can soak in the scenery and eat up a meal -- the price includes a locally-sourced dinner for 10.