Some homes offer a connection to history that you can feel the moment you step inside. Dating to circa 1790, 212 Water Street is among Washington, Georgia’s oldest homes—a thoughtfully updated residence just two blocks from downtown, offered at $329,900. A broad, welcoming foyer introduces grand, light-filled rooms with 10-foot ceilings, wide baseboards, preserved mantels, […]

A rare opportunity to live in Boston’s Spooner-Lambert House circa 1782, this Roxbury Artillery Commander-built and architect-renovated Fort Hill residence combines the character and privacy of a historic home with the conveniences of contemporary condo living. With 1,267 square feet across multiple levels, a private entrance, deeded off-street parking, in-unit laundry, central air, dedicated basement […]

OPEN HOUSE Sat. 10/17 10:30am – noon.  372 Intervale Road, New Gloucester, Maine A Home. A Canvas. A Legacy. Welcome to 372 Intervale Road in beautiful New Gloucester—a rare and remarkable property where history, art, craftsmanship, and the character of rural Maine come together. Built in 1799 as the town home of John and Hannah […]

An elegant and lovingly maintained antique colonial situated on 1.2 secluded acres near the Old Lyme Country Club. Recent updates include new landscaping front and back, new hardscaping around the pool deck, a new cedar roof, well tank, and a HVAC system including ductwork. The interior preserves the historic aspects of the home while graciously […]

Watch the Virtual Tour here! Look no further! The breathtaking hard-to-find c. 1800 Three Kings Farm is nestled on a serene setting of 18.26 rolling acres, with a 36-tree fruit orchard, over 300 Christmas trees along with a potential future vineyard business opportunity, and 6 fenced pastures. This gentleman’s farm is also being offered on […]

One could not paint a more serene setting than what exists in reality, for this 1838 Colonial masterpiece. that has the wonderful benefits of a long line of caring stewards, that have maintained much of the original craftsmanship and details. Pulling up the curved, meandering drive, you will get the ‘New England’ countryside vibe…but …you are in […]

Built in 1830 and rich with nearly two centuries of history, this charming Greek Revival offers a rare opportunity to become the next steward of a truly special Chardon home. Originally built by early settler John King and moved to its present site in 1953, the home now rests on 2.25 picturesque acres, set well […]

Just five minutes from downtown Dover, this is the dream property for anyone seeking the classic New England lifestyle without sacrificing convenience. Set on a remarkable 4.09-acre lot, this historic New Englander farmhouse offers a rare combination of character, flexibility, and space. Owned by the same family for more than 80 years, the property was […]

”Honeywell House”: Enchanting Stone cottage set on Approximately a half acre of lawn with a decorative pond, stone walls, perennial gardens, garden shed, patio and flowering shrubs. There are wide-plank floors, three fireplace, two of stone ( floor-to-ceiling), vaulted ceilings, exposed beams and fine period details. The perfect Country Retreat. The property also has a […]

The Mosher family, early Quaker settlers, established Malden House in the mid-1700s above the idyllic Kinderhook Creek. Today, the remarkably preserved and thoughtfully restored main farmhouse sits alongside an architecturally magnificent 19th-century barn, converted in recent years into a sprawling guest house. The History Malden House had humble origins – a one-room country house in […]

RARE OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A REMARKABLE PIECE OF ANNAPOLIS HISTORY! The Patrick Creagh House c. 1740 (also known as 160 Prince George Street) is an architecturally significant residence with a gambrel roof structure and features header and English bond brick walls. This property has been thoughtfully adapted for modern living while preserving its timeless character […]

Steeped in Newport history, this remarkable circa-1750 property is believed by local tradition to be the first duplex in America, a rare and significant example of Colonial-era multifamily architecture. Built by brothers Joseph and William Cozzens, a hat maker and a wig maker, it retains an extraordinary collection of original period details. One of the […]