Barbara Corcoran on what home buyers can get for $300,000 or less

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Cleveland, Ohio

Cleveland is on the southern shore of Lake Erie about 60 miles from the Pennsylvania border. It’s home to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame! This five-bedroom home is over 2,700 square feet big, with a nice front lawn and mature trees. The formal living room has shuttered windows, French doors and a beautiful fireplace. The dining room has hardwood floors and extra wide crown molding and baseboards. The kitchen also has wood floors, a breakfast bar, exposed brick and a bay window over the sink. There’s a pretty window-filled sun room. There’s a big deck out back with a decorative pergola, screened gazebo and built-in gas grill – but they need to get rid of that dead hanging plant!

What homebuyers can get for $400,000

Each week, TODAY real estate expert Barbara Corcoran looks around the U.S. to see what homebuyers can get for their money.

This week’s search goes from Maine to New Mexico in search of truly unique properties you can get the keys to for $400,000 or less.

Glorieta, N.M.

$369,0003 bedrooms, 2 baths

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Glorieta, N.M.

Glorieta is about 20 minutes east of Santa Fe and has a population of fewer than 1,000. This adobe home sits on a gently sloping acre of forested land with mountain and valley views. It’s “country modern” with an open floor plan and high ceilings. Those huge windows provide tons of light throughout the whole house. The main living areas have wood beams, tile floors, a wood stove, fireplace and plenty of sky lights. The kitchen has been redesigned by a professional chef! There’s a lush garden on the grounds with views of the cliffs leading up to the mesa, as well as ponderosa, pinion, juniper and scrub oak, and even a chicken coop!

Chesapeake, Ohio

$375,000

4 bedrooms, 3 baths

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Chesapeake, Ohio

Chesapeake is just across the Ohio River from Huntington, West Virginia, where Ohio, West Virginia and Kentucky all meet! Huntington is also where Matt Lauer got his start as a TV producer and reporter! This custom-built cedar home is on over an acre with views of the Ohio River and the mountains of West Virginia. It has an open floor plan with two kitchens and is all cedar from the exterior to the flooring and the beamed ceilings. There’s a fireplace and winding staircase in the living room and a wraparound balcony on the second floor. The step-up kitchen has wood cabinets, a breakfast bar and great views. There’s a game room with a stone fireplace. Those cascading windows offer breathtaking views during all four seasons!

Falmouth, Maine

$389,0004 bedrooms, 2.5 baths

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Falmouth, Maine

Falmouth is a suburb of Portland bordering Casco Bay. This Colonial-looking home sits on over two acres of wooded land. It has a big front porch and that second floor balcony is accessible by the master bedroom. The living room has blonde wood floors and a see-through fireplace that connects with the dining room. The dining room is almost octagonal and has lots of windows! The open kitchen has granite counters, wood cabinets, a breakfast bar and walk-in pantry. The extra sunny dining area off the kitchen has glass doors to the deck. The house is set well back on the big lot and very, very private.

New London, N.H.

$399,000

3 bedrooms, 2 baths

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New London, N.H.

This charming cape is in the sleepy village of Osterville, just minutes from New London proper. It’s nestled on your own private pond with otters and migrating birds. The home was built in 1850 and still has lots of its historic charm. The living room is sunny with cheerful yellow trim. There’s an upstairs office with built-in bookcases and a game room with exposed wood beams. The big kitchen has classic white cabinets and a sunny glass door to the side yard. The master bedroom has a spectacular garden tub. You’ll never want to leave the idyllic grounds that have stone walls, old trees, and, of course, that gorgeous pond.