Sure, New York might have a castle or two, but this treasure, located in the Bronx, might just be the only castle out there that can boast both subway access and a "whimsical breakfast room in the turret of your kitchen." Currently listed for $3.65M, the Provencal-style home was built in 1926 by architect Frank J. Forster and has undergone PriceChops in its most recent history, despite a $1.5M renovation. The interiors aren't much to brag about—looks like there were some odd design choices made in the kitchen—but certain cool, modern touches include an intercom controlled by an iPad and multiple sound systems throughout the 10-room abode. Plus, there's something about living like a king just a 20-minute drive from midtown Manhattan that can't be oversold.
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