The Epic Journey to Find Our Perfect Old House: Chapter One
CIRCA is wrapping up its fourth official month, and with the impending dawn of the new year I’ve been spending some time reflecting on what has been an incredibly fun […]
CIRCA is wrapping up its fourth official month, and with the impending dawn of the new year I’ve been spending some time reflecting on what has been an incredibly fun […]
75 Main St, Dayton, Nevada 89403. Image courtesy of Western Mining History. I think it’s high time we check out some of the great fixer-uppers out West, like this $190,000 […]
Having grown up in New England, I have a serious soft spot for a classic Cape house. I’ve always thought of Capes as little, historical jewel boxes. Though really, what’s […]
Welcome to “You Should Move To…”, in which Lindsay travels the country scoping out beautiful, under-the-radar old house-filled cities and towns where big charm can be had for little cost. […]
This week’s edition of 10 Under 50 is sure to please those lovers of Victorian houses and of big, stately mansions (and if you’re reading this, I’m going to assume […]
511 W 6th Street, Covington, KY 41011 On the banks of the Ohio River – just across the way from Cincinnati – stands the city of Covington, Kentucky. Known for […]
I suppose I love a millionaire’s den as much as the next person, but I’ll be honest: Perfect, expensive houses can get a little boring. What do I really love? […]
This house. THIS HOUSE! JUST LOOK AT IT! Surrounded by the beauty of the Chesapeake Bay, it’s everything I love in a big, old house. A little rough around the […]
Good people of Georgia! There’s a home in Lexington about a half hour outside Athens just waiting for your tender loving care this holiday season. When I saw this listing […]
Image courtesy of the Portland Press Herald. Every Sunday growing up my parents would take us to our local Catholic church; it was called the “Beach Chapel” since it […]
Baker City, Oregon. Image courtesy of Travel Oregon. Welcome to “You Should Move To…”, in which Lindsay travels the country scoping out beautiful, under-the-radar old house towns where big charm […]
So, you want a house with a little bit of history? How about one owned by a Revolutionary War patriot who used the second floor as a Masonic chamber? If […]
Image courtesy of John Poole at A Preservationist’s Technical Notebook. I’ve got a Black Friday deal for you: Buy the house of your dreams, and we’ll toss in some […]
I nearly fell over when I saw this listing. How adorable! A one-room schoolhouse with roots on the Oregon Trail? Get out your #2 pencils, everyone, and let your imaginations […]
526 Union St in 1999, before the current owners began the restoration. I’ve hopped over the rainbow to Kansas today, where something tells me there’s no place like this […]
Mid-century fans: You’re in for a serious treat! I am absolutely thrilled to share with you today an authentic 1941 apartment restoration by Steven Keylon and John Delarosa, residents of […]
I’m staying close to home with today’s Historic House Heroes post, as I have a serious soft spot for the neighborhood of Greenpoint in North Brooklyn. My husband’s office is […]
I was head-over-heels smitten as soon as I saw the incredible house at 291 Bentley Avenue in Poultney, Vermont, for sale via Julianne McCarthy of NorthLand Real Estate (p.s. We […]
As a child, I loved crafting — making jewelry, painting pottery, scrapbooking. And while I do still enjoy breaking out the ol’ glue gun in my adult life, my interests […]
Welcome to “You Should Move To…”, in which Lindsay travels the country scoping out beautiful, under-the-radar old house towns where big charm can be had for little cost. Have a […]