You Live in What?

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

From an Ohio bank barn and a New York schoolhouse to an Indiana firehouse.[HGTV]