This Historic 1877 Zoar Home was once the residence of Louis Zimmerman, Treasurer of the Zoar Society, in the late 1800’s. It is now listed on the National Historic Register as well as the Tuscarawas Heritage Home Association and located in the center of the Historic District of Zoar. The home boasts 2,528 square feet […]

Historic Italian Villa, built in 1853, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1994, Graciously placed on M/L 26.6 Acres. Grounds include: 3 stall det. garage, 40×90 pole barn, gambrel – roof 36×86, big barn perfect for many future uses ( venue, horses, or extra storage). Restored home has many highlights and much […]

Anchored in history and set on 25 pastoral acres, this distinguished Georgian brick manor, dating to circa 1769, has been thoughtfully reimagined. More than $1 million in carefully executed restorations ensure the architectural heritage remains intact while introducing contemporary comforts.  With over 4,200 square feet of beautifully finished living space, the residence unfolds across three […]

Built in 1913 as the Wakonda State Bank and operating as a bank under various names until 1961 when converted into the Wakonda Public Library, and ultimately private businesses after 2006. The building represents early 20th Century American Commercial with Colonial Revival style architecture with brown and orange brick with limestone base, Doric columns, sills […]

The Deacon Turner House built in 1849, is a timeless beauty on a corner lot, overlooking the Willington Green. This stunning Greek Revival Antique is in a Historic District and on the National Register. Modern enhancements have been added, while preserving its rich history & vintage character. Designed for Decon John Turner by architect Augustus […]

Welcome to the Brady-Pollock House—a special part of Wilmington NC’s rich history. Built in 1906, this beautifully preserved home is part of the National Register Historic District and is just a short stroll to local favorites like Olivero and a growing mix of restaurants and shops in the Castle Street District. The deep 165 foot […]

The Randall Estate near Norwood, Stanley County, North Carolina, is a historic early American home offering a rare opportunity for a new owner. The original 500-acre purchase dates back to 1778, during the Revolutionary War. The house itself was reportedly overbuilt around 1835, transforming into a fine example of a transitional Federal to Greek Revival […]

Visit the Open Houses on August 3rd and 10th from 2-4PM! After 38 years of stewardship, the owners of this Tudor are leaving the country. The interior has old world charm but the home has been fully renovated. It is rare to see a legal historic home in such great shape. The electrical and water […]

Come sit on the front porch of this home with some homemade sweet tea and enjoy the southern hospitality feel of life in Camden, SC. Greene Street in Camden, SC was named after General Nathanael Greene of the Continental Army and who was known for his efforts of driving out the British Army occupation in […]