“Golden Girls” star Betty White left behind a legacy of laughter and love. The actress also owned some serious real estate before her passing on the last day of 2021.

The Emmy winner’s oceanfront home in Carmel, CA, recently landed on the market for $7,950,000. And thanks to White’s status as a national treasure, her coastal getaway racked up tens of thousands of clicks. It earned the title of the week’s most popular home on Realtor.com®.

White and husband Allen Ludden, a game-show host, bought the vacant property in 1978 for just $170,000. Their custom-designed home was completed in 1981, but Ludden died before they could enjoy their masterpiece together. White treasured the gorgeous retreat for the rest of her life.

The other properties drawing the most clicks this week were a bit more modest. They include a modernized farmhouse in Indiana, a purple-inspired home in Maine that would make Prince proud, and an award-winning Nebraska home with a plexiglass tunnel to the garage.

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

Price: $549,900
Why it’s here: This four-bedroom farmhouse comes with a detached in-law suite, a three-car garage, and a private pond. It sits on a 2.5-acre lot.

This 1856 home has been entirely modernized and renovated. Updates include a wainscoted foyer, a dining nook with built-in seating, and a stylish kitchen with concrete counters.

Price: $339,900
Why it’s here: This 1900 New England Cape is decked out with all sorts of modern finishes.

The open floor plan of this four-bedroom home includes a primary suite on the first floor and three additional bedrooms upstairs. The spacious front porch allows you to take in the views, while the back patio is ideal for some private family time.

But buyer, beware: The sale of this home is contingent on the seller finding suitable housing.

Price: $499,000
Why it’s here: A tribute to Prince in the far northeast? The late musical genius would be proud of this homeowner’s passion for all things purple.

From the back deck to the kitchen cabinets of this three-bedroom home, all shades of purple reign supreme. Located just six minutes from York Beach, the property has also housed a hair salon business.

Price: $287,000
Why it’s here: This gorgeous gem in the Midwest is known as the Guldner House, and it’s listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Built in 1910, this Victorian comes with three bedrooms, an oversized garage/carriage house with loft, and a newly constructed outbuilding with a toilet and sink. Original details include the carved woodwork, pillars, wainscoting, and two stairways.

Price: $340,000
Why it’s here: This sweet four-bedroom home on a corner lot features a two-story family room with a stone fireplace.

There is a front porch for enjoying your morning coffee, and out back is a covered porch for sipping your evening cocktail. The grand primary suite includes a bath with double vanities, a separate shower with bench, a whirlpool tub, and a private water closet.

Price: $172,500
Why it’s here: It’s an ultra-affordable midcentury classic. Located in the heart of downtown, the home measures nearly 3,000 square feet.

As reflected in the price, the four-bedroom home will need some updates. But the bones are enticing, including a family room with a wall of windows and a lower-level bar ideal for entertaining.

Price: $425,000
Why it’s here: This award-winning home features a plexiglass tunnel to the garage and an abundance of windows to let in the natural light.

Built in 1977, the residence is centered around a two-story cedar family room with a wood-burning fireplace. The stunning design of this 2,069-square-foot home includes a loft-style second floor, and three bedrooms—each with its own private balcony.

Price: $299,900
Why it’s here: This rustic two-bedroom log cabin comes with 18 acres. Originally built in 1838, the wooden structure was moved to its current foundation in the late 1970s.

While it lacks a permanent source of heat, air conditioning, and laundry hookups, it offers an abundance of natural beauty.

Price: $999,900
Why it’s here: This Georgian Colonial was built in 1929 and offers three stories of luxury. The 3,500 square feet of living space include five bedrooms.

Elegant touches include a covered front entry, front-to-back foyer, and formal dining room with decorative molding. The living room has two sets of French doors that open to the covered side patio. The chef’s kitchen has a marble island, commercial-grade Viking range, and double ovens.

Price: $7,950,000
Why it’s here: Betty White‘s beloved oceanfront home is a lovely getaway fit for a Golden Girl.

Built in 1981, the four-bedroom home has three floors—all with outdoor decks. Nearly every room in the home offers ocean views. The quarter-acre lot on this coveted stretch of California coast offers the utmost privacy.

If you’re interested, be prepared to tour the place in person. Offers will be accepted only from folks who show up to see the property, according to the listing agent.