Set atop a hill on 21 acres in the country town of Equality, Alabama, the Penton house was built in 1908 by James Lee Penton, the local schoolteacher. With its wraparound porch and sweeping views of cleared acreage and woods, the house has a country feel but sits 10 minutes from Lake Martin’s restaurants, marinas […]

Situated on 10.28 acres, with a registered land and buildings façade easement, this completely restored farmhouse with formal gardens was the scene of Indian trade with early colonial settlers along the Beaver Dam Creek, and later, part of the Gettysburg Campaign. The farm has an original summer kitchen with original walk-in hearth fireplace, a granary, […]

Rock Hill Farm has been making history since the early days of the founding of this country! Original portion of the home was built in 1797 in the Quaker plan of a two-story, with stucco over stone and Federal in style, it was once a large plantation and dairy.. Today it is home to thoroughbred […]

Early log house with large stone chimneys, exposed beaded ceiling joists, wide wall planks, hand-forged door hardware, and a rear wing, once an early separate kitchen. Family cemetery with ancient soapstone markers nearby all situated on a scenic ridge between Wentworth and Reidsville. Only 30 minutes to Piedmont-Triad International Airport and 39 minutes to Greensboro. […]