Daylight Saving Time is upon us. Most U.S. residents are more than ready to set their clocks ahead an hour and enjoy the extended daylight available this time of year.

We do love our sun, but a handful of homeowners covet it more than others. Some are even willing to pay millions of dollars to enjoy as much light as possible, via houses made predominantly of glass. We’ve found five glorious examples of glass houses on the market right now.

These pricey, see-through properties are found all over the country. And while these naturally illuminated palaces might not fit into everyone’s budget, they are so lovely to behold. So indulge in a gander at this quintet of gorgeous, glass homes.

1. 8198 Uphill Rd, Joshua Tree, CA

Price: $18,000,000

Reflection perfection: It took 14 years for Los Angeles-based film producer Chris Hanley to complete this vision, appropriately named Invisible House.

It’s an in-demand desert getaway that Demi Lovato once rented. This Zen mirrored, modern masterpiece almost vanishes seamlessly into its desert surroundings, reflecting the natural beauty of the arid landscape.

Walls of floor-to-ceiling glass and an indoor pool that spans the living room deliver unmatched wow factor. The eye-popping property charges $2,500 per night as a short-term rental, and it’s frequently rented out for special events and film shoots.

2. 14 Random Rd, Cherry Hills Village, CO

Price: $8,500,000

Rocky Mountain mansion: No one would ever dream of throwing stones at this extraordinary house that’s situated in a posh Denver suburb. It’s glass galore—floors, ceilings, and walls—in this 8,354-square-foot manse. Even the fireplace is double-sided glass, which means natural sunlight saturates nearly everything.

Fancy spaces in the six-bedroom mansion include a music room, two offices, a glass bridge hallway, and a gourmet kitchen with three islands.

The 2.4-acre lot is big enough to include a resort-style pool, fire pits, a hot tub, and a pickleball court. It also offers views of the nearby golf course and mountains.

3. 986 Noyac Path, Water Mill, NY

Price: $2,195,000

Clearly cozy: This glass house in The Hamptons is a strategic option. That’s because this one-bedroom, 948- square-foot glass home can be combined with the purchase of the adjacent lot—perfect for creating your own dreamy Hamptons compound.

And when construction is underway, you can keep your eye on the project from the semiprivacy of your own little see-through casa. Appropriately named “The Glass House,” it has an open layout with cement floors throughout. Yes, there are multiple walls of glass with no coverings, even in the bedroom; but the surrounding forest offers plenty of privacy.

Even though it’s in the middle of a a forest, the home also offers easy access to three East End villages, ocean and bay beaches, and farm fields. Plus it has a history of solid rental income—the listing notes that it’s currently offered for $55,000 per month!

4. 7560 N Silvercrest Way, Paradise Valley, AZ

Price: $15,995,000

Transcendentally transparent: This dramatic, modern glass house sits high on the mountain near Paradise Valley Country Club. It offers up gorgeous views of Camelback Mountain, Mummy Mountain, and downtown Phoenix.

Measuring 9,094 square feet, the six-bedroom residence was designed by noted Italian contemporary architect Mateo Cami. He included numerous luxury features: two elevators, two swimming pools, plus a wine cellar and tasting room.

The 5-acre lot allows plenty of room for a grassy lawn, meticulously landscaped succulent beds, terraced hillsides, a five-car garage, and a guesthouse. The mansion itself has multiple indoor-outdoor balconies and patios from which to soak up the desert vibes.

5. 3030 Washington Rd, West Palm Beach, FL

Price: $39,500,000

House of glass and water: We saved the most extravagant place for last. The location might dictate the price here—or maybe the price has more to do with the fact that this seven-bedroom home is absolutely dazzling.

The waterfront compound spans nearly 10,000 square feet and comes with sublime Intercoastal Waterway views. There’s also a backyard oasis with a 74-foot, multilevel pool; a spa; fire pit; summer kitchen; and a multiuse cabana.

Vast amounts of marble, a granite fireplace, and natural wood are found alongside floor-to-ceiling glass walls. Even the elevator is made of glass—and the luxury is crystal clear.

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