Britney Spears’ childhood home in Louisiana is the most popular of the week

If you’ve ever wanted to own a piece of pop culture, this is your chance!

Britney SpearsHis childhood home in Louisiana has just gone on the market, and it’s now the most popular of the week.

The modest three-bedroom farmhouse features its own original dance studio and mirror ‘n sync Britney Spears posters and other original furnishings. This house will be the ultimate piece of memorabilia for fans of the Princess of Pop.

Also grabbing attention this week are a new barndominium in Kentucky, an underground house in Ohio, and a house in California with an “inactive methamphetamine lab.”

For a full look at this week’s 10 most popular homes, just scroll down.

Price: $530,000
Why is he here: This newly built Tudor hotel features old world design and modern amenities.

The three-bedroom home features all the modern conveniences plus a few vintage surprises. With 12-foot ceilings and arched doorways with custom moldings, the 2,067-square-foot interior has “the flair of a historic property.”

Modern wood deck with iron railing overlooks fenced backyard.

Price: $299,000
Why is he here: This quintessential New England antique has character and style, and is big on history, but not on price.

Located near two rivers and a park, this four-bedroom home, built in 1920, features 1,759 square feet of modern living space. Notable features include preserved hardwood floors, original moldings and antique tin ceilings.

Price: $599,000
Why is he here: This recently built barndominium sits on 40 acres and overlooks the Ohio River. The price was recently reduced by $50,000.

The three-bedroom residence features “container construction.” The 3,056-square-foot open floor plan features custom light fixtures, exposed beams, sliding barn doors, and a wood-burning stove.

The massive property includes multiple paddocks, a five-stall horse barn with a tack room, and a four-car garage.

Price: $595,000
Why is he here: Located near Jay Peak Resort, this picturesque property is a blend of rustic and modern style and features a private pond.

The three-bedroom, 2,632-square-foot home has a huge entryway, a kitchen with a built-in nook and sitting area, and a living room with a wood-burning stove. There’s also a three-season porch with a cathedral ceiling, a private balcony off the second-floor master suite, and a huge deck out back.

This offering comes on 7.5 acres in northern Vermont along the Canadian border. Includes a two-story barn that can be converted into additional living quarters.

Price: $350,000
Why is he here: The General Hal C. Horton House was the first two-story brick house constructed in Greenville in 1885.

This 3,633-square-foot vintage home features many period details, including original oak floors, stair railings and arched ceilings. There are three fireplaces with decorative mantels and a lounge with tray ceiling, timber beams and exposed brick throughout.

There are four bedrooms, including the master suite on the second floor.

Price: $654,000
Why is he here: This vacation rental is currently managed by Ghost Host Rentals.

The three-bedroom, period-style cabin borders Forest Service land and has access to the community boat ramp leading to Island Park Reservoir.

The recently updated 1,584-square-foot interior features a two-story wood-panelled living space with exposed beams, a cathedral ceiling, and a wood-burning stove. A huge front deck, a second-floor balcony and a back deck are designed for relaxing.

Ready ownership is allowed for short term rentals.

Price: $900,000
Why is he here: This hobbit-style underground home sits on 8 wooded acres and a log cabin.

The three-bedroom, earthbound residence was built in 1977. It features 2,100 square feet of living space underground.

Tucked away along the banks of the Huron River near Lake Erie, the property also includes a separate workshop.

Price: $349,000
Why is he here: The exterior of this four-bedroom residence is contemporary, but the interior is all Art Deco.

The 3,024-square-foot home was custom-built in 1937 and features an open floor plan. The bright kitchen features antique wall tiles, and the sunlit dining area features curved walls and French doors.

The basement has a “secret tunnel” that leads to the backyard.

Price: $1,550,000
Why is he here: It’s not often that you see a house on the market with an “inactive methamphetamine lab,” but this one is.

No interior photos are available because the 2,743-square-foot home “has not been decontaminated and will be conveyed to the new buyer in its current condition,” the listing states, which also notes the “great opportunity.”

The suspect arrested in the “San Jose bomber” case allegedly stored an array of explosives, drugs and firearms in this six-bedroom house where he lived with his wife and three young children.

The listing states that “the remediation process and subsequent costs associated” with a home that has not been cleared of “methamphetamine smoke” contamination will be the responsibility of the new owner.

Price: $1,200,000
Why is he here: This is a “piece of music history”. This 1.8-acre country estate, which includes a brick farmhouse, was the pop star’s childhood home Britney Spears.

The 2,299-square-foot home was reportedly owned by Spears’ father until 2021 when he sold the three-bedroom home for about $289,000 to the current owners.

Following the release of Spears’ memoir “The Woman in Me” last month, sellers are hoping to make nearly $1 million in profits if they approach the asking price.

The house is said to have preserved Spears’ original dance studio and many of her family’s original furnishings.