Don’t miss this Rockport home on 5.4 acres, offering room for the whole family both inside and out. Beautifully restored while preserving its historic charm, this exceptional New England Colonial farmhouse has been completely renovated since 2020, offering the character buyers love with the peace of mind that comes from all-new systems. Every renovation was […]

Tulip Forest, a farm defined by scale, stewardship, and long-term value. Recognized as a premier sporting estate, this legacy holding property is the kind of asset that seldom comes to market on Maryland’s Upper Eastern Shore. 1,054 +/- acres held intact under one ownership: 680 tillable acres, 272 acres of timber, 5 ponds, 3 impoundments, […]

Historic Charm, Country Setting & 20 Acres Step back in time while enjoying the comforts of today in this beautifully updated 1877 Colonial set on 20 picturesque acres. Offering 5+ bedrooms, this spacious home provides plenty of room inside and outside for everyone. The large bathroom features a relaxing Jacuzzi tub with beautiful views overlooking […]

A special opportunity to own and continue the story of a living piece of history. This magnificent 15,000 SF estate, set on 8 pristine acres, was built as the private residence for Walter Law, the founder of Briarcliff Manor and a titan of industry at the turn of the 20th century. The moment you enter […]

A rare opportunity to own one of Salem County’s most remarkable preserved farm properties, this extraordinary 64-acre estate offers nearly one-third of a mile of frontage along the Salem River, creating an unmatched setting for recreation, agriculture, and gathering. The landscape is a beautiful blend of open farmland, mature woodlands, and scenic river views, with […]

Buyers Loss is Your Gain! Step into a piece of American history reimagined for modern luxury living at Coffeebean Farm. Originally built in 1790 by Revolutionary war soldier Ezekiel Knowles, who is buried on the property in a small family plot, this magnificent 4-bedroom, 5,000+ square-foot colonial sits on a gorgeous 5.3-acre lot and offers […]

Reverie Farm is an exceptionally rare late 18th century stone and shingle estate, on more than one hundred acres, located in one of the highest and most private parts of Connecticut. Situated in the heart of Litchfield County, the property rises more than 1,200 feet in elevation across four distinct tax parcels, among which are […]

Set far back from one of the Hudson Valley’s most prestigious and scenic roads, this stunningly restored 1830s  farmhouse is a masterclass in combining historic charm with sophisticated living. Situated in the heart of the pastoral Shekomeko Valley on 9.6 pristine acres, this property offers ultimate privacy surrounded by large, rolling farms and protected acreage. […]

Milton Valley is an elegant manor house of historical significance, located in an area of Clarke County known for its fine estate properties. A private lane brings visitors to the residence’s lush grounds, filled with tall, stately trees and mature landscaping. Built in 1782 in the Federal style, the house is limestone with beautifully proportioned […]

Built more than two centuries ago, the James C. Daniel House offers something increasingly difficult to find: an authentic early-19th-century home surrounded by 50.2 acres, with a separate renovated guest house, a saltwater pool, and convenient access to historic Washington, Athens, Lake Oconee, and Augusta. Dating to circa 1810 and listed on the National Register […]

A rare and historically significant Hudson Valley estate set within a matchless idyllic landscape of cascading water, mature woodlands, and over 20 acres adjoining protected conservation land. The property comprises two extraordinary structures — a former grist mill and barn — each transformed into its own residence. Known as “Walker’s Mill,” the site has evolved […]

This magnificent historic residence, known as Seclusaval, is far more than a home-it is a living piece of Calloway County history. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Seclusaval is recognized as the first brick home constructed in Calloway County, Kentucky. Originally built circa 1836 by Peter and Virginia Hamlin, the home was thoughtfully named […]