Does your personal version of the American dream still include a house with a white picket fence? Then perhaps one of these historic fence-rimmed properties will pique your interest. While white ...

- Terry Lindsley-Barton calls her home at 124 East Avenue in the village of Minoa "my dream house with the white picket fence." The eat-in kitchen is her favorite room.

“When I was growing up, the white picket fence meant harmony with your house, your family, your spouse. Everybody wanted a house with a picket fence.” But that could be any fence.

He adds: “For better or worse, the image of the suburban house, complete with a white picket fence and a backyard of one’s own, is permanently etched in our minds. ...

Beginning in the late 1940s, the white picket fence became synonymous with the American Dream. Lambert / Hulton Archive / Getty Images In little Taylor, Mississippi, outside Oxford, a developer ...

business Real Estate. Do Dallasites still want a white-picket-fence house in the suburbs? More than 80 percent of the area residents would like to live in a detached single-family home rather than ...

The barrier recently went up as the National Park Service and the Secret Service began a $64 million project to install a 13-foot, 1-inch (3.96 meter) steel picket fence around the White House ...

Meanwhile, a stand-alone single-family house will run you about $2,499,250—making townhomes here 81.46% cheaper. A newly constructed townhome in Raleigh, NC (like the ones here), can give you an ...