This exquisite example of Second Empire architecture home was built in 1880 by W.F. Dolan and was designed by a famous architect out of Chicago. This home sits atop the northeast corner of 2nd street and is the cornerstone of the Amelia Earhart historic district. It is located across the street from Amelia Earhart’s childhood […]

This glorious old homestead is rich with history. Discovered by a young couple who found it crumbling by the roadside, it has been gently brought back to life over the last few years. Sadly for them, they weren’t able to acquire additional acreage to make their farming dreams come true, and so they are reluctantly […]

Welcome to 635 S. Oak Street, a property you don’t want to miss if you are interested in 1) restoring a historic home, 2) restoring and expanding a historic home, or 3) deconstructing an existing house and building new. This Colonial Revival house was designed by Harford Field in 1936, owned by one family, and […]

Older than America and filled with possibility, the circa 1750 Chilson Bailey House offers a rare opportunity for someone who dreams of restoring a true piece of Connecticut history, without having to live in the renovation. The original center-chimney Colonial is not currently livable and awaits its next steward to bring it back to life. […]

Welcome to Historic Stonecroft c1923. This private estate enclave is nestled on over 2.5+ wooded acres atop Shades Mountain and includes THREE private Tudor Revival style residences located on two separate parcels. This one-of-a-kind historic home is rich in history and registered on the National Register of Historic Places, AL Register of Landmarks & Heritage, […]

This landmark property on the Brownfield courthouse square spans two connected buildings totaling approximately 13,770 sq ft a rare, one-of-a-kind art piece. The larger building, formerly Brownfield State Bank, features 2 stories plus a basement, reimagined into a stunning, versatile art piece ready for a restaurant, coffee shop, wine bar, boutique, or the entrepreneurial concept […]

Address: 260 S. Main St, Detroit, TX 75436 Price: $95,000 Beds/Baths: 3 bed / 1 bath Property type: Historic house, needs renovation Own a piece of Vice-Presidential history in the small town where it began. This 1800s-era home in Detroit, Texas carries a genuine connection to John Nance Garner — ”Cactus Jack” — the 32nd […]

Until now, only two Rosenwald Schools were believed to be still standing in Sumner County, Tennessee. This unique home was constructed in 1925 as Oak Grove School, part of the Rosenwald Schools initiative, created by Sears president Julius Rosenwald and Booker T. Washington of the Tuskegee Institute. The Rosenwald Fund helped build over 5,000 schools […]

Wide plank floors, a beehive oven, four fireplaces, exposed beams, and period details that have survived 256 years of New England winters. The architectural integrity is here. The craftsmanship is here. What this home needs now is a restoration-minded buyer with vision, passion, and the willingness to invest in something genuinely irreplaceable. The flexible first-floor […]

A 3,004’ house on 2.4563 acres located within the town limits of Berryville. This house was built in 1920 and has 2’ thick stone walls. It has been partially renovated to the point the property could be used for a residence or commercial space. The renovations include a new roof, an updated electrical system with […]

The James D. Keith House — Poughkeepsie, NY The Hudson Valley! Standing tall as a crown jewel of the City of Poughkeepsie Academy Street Historic District, this majestic c. 1900 landmark is a masterclass in classic New York craftsmanship. Designed by Poughkeepsie’s own Percival M. Lloyd (protégé of the famed Arnout Cannon, Jr.), the home […]

**Drastically Reduced for immediate sale** 8.7 Acres! This historical landmark tells of a ”bygone era” perched high on the hill overlooking downtown Waverly. Enter into soaring 12ft. ceilings and an enormous formal living and dining room with a private front porch complete with a swing.You can just imagine the extraordinary events that have taken place […]