A rare opportunity to own a piece of Lexington’s history! Built in 1888 by Frank Hulett, this charming T-plan cottage is situated on nearly half an acre in the heart of the Northside Historic District. Surrounded by mature trees and lush landscaping, the property offers an unexpected sense of privacy just moments from downtown Lexington. […]

This 1850 farmhouse seamlessly blends high-end luxury with turn-key homestead infrastructure. Nestled on 105 rolling acres of unrestricted land just five minutes from the historic village of Franklin, NY.  Historic Farmhouse updated with Modern Luxuries: – Open & Airy: unlike most historic homes, this open plan layout maximizes natural light and flow with abundant storage […]

Sherwood Anderson’s ”summer home.”   An ”English Manor”  located in the heart of  Virginia’s Jefferson National Forest.   The perfect get away! The property includes a Log “Writing Cabin,”  2 guest cabins, 2 barns, 20 acres of Frasier Fir Christmas trees, over half a mile of protected native trout streams,   and provides an exceptional habitat for deer […]

Rooted in the enduring spirit of early American architecture, this remarkable farmstead embodies a deep connection to the land. Built in 1853, the farmhouse has been thoughtfully modernized yet preserves historic character and authenticity with random-width pine floors, soaring ceilings, and deeply set windows.   The beautifully renovated kitchen features soapstone countertops, a generous island, and […]

Step onto 33.54 acres of breathtaking rolling woodlands and open, pristine grasslands at 14734 Schleweis Road, where historic character meets modernity. Built in 1861 by John English and held by only two families across its rich history, this remarkable farmstead offers an extraordinary blend of heritage and tranquility. When purchased by current owners, the home […]

Follow the curved, stone-lined drive past whimsical log sculptures of deer and dogs, and Turoe Farm begins to reveal itself. From the breezeway to the firepit by the pond, this is a property designed for gathering—where the sounds of conversation, laughter, and a long weekend in the Catskills carry easily across the compound. At its […]

History happened here! Locally known as the Moffat Homestead, this extraordinary home was built in 1770 by Samuel Moffat II and is woven into the very fabric of the community’s earliest days. The original dated cornerstone still sits proudly at the home as a tangible reminder of its remarkable past, while the original silo recalls […]

Historic Cornwall farmstead with 30.11 surveyed acres of organic-certified pasture and hayfields, beautiful southerly views, and an eclectic collection of barns and outbuildings. Built in 1849, this distinctive Greek Revival home offers 2,682 square feet with 4 bedrooms, 1 full bath, 1¾ bath, 2 half baths, kitchen, mudroom, larder, living and dining rooms, plus a […]

Discover the possibilities with these two tracts offering exceptional mixed-use potential. Whether you’re envisioning a thriving business or a charming private residence, this property provides the flexibility to bring your vision to life. Tract 1 – W-06-042 is a beautiful 1.28 acre property featuring a historic residence with accompanying outbuildings and a pool, blending timeless […]

Welcome to Orange Hill Circa 1851. As you enter the driveway you are surrounded by 175 year old majestic live oaks, camellias, and azaleas before arriving at the beautiful 4500+/- sq. ft. Historic Home. It has double piazzas and heart pine flooring throughout. A Great Hall, four bedrooms, three baths, two powder rooms, two formal […]

Before there was even a Cary, the Maynard-Stone House stood proudly within its future borders. Built in 1860—eleven years before Cary was incorporated—this remarkable Greek Revival residence offers a rare blend of history, modern restoration, privacy, and location. Moved from the corner of High House Road and Davis Drive to save it from development, it […]

Steeped in history and beautifully reimagined for modern living, the renowned Benjamin Day House is an exceptional Maine estate overlooking the Damariscotta River. Built in 1754 and widely recognized as one of Damariscotta’s oldest surviving homes, the residence stands among a small handful of 18th-century properties that helped shape the community’s earliest history. Set on […]