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 […]

Circa 1832 Greek Revival situated on 10+ acres in the heart of historic Clinton Village, home to Hamilton College. Quite possibly the most notable Greek Revival in the region, this 4,000+/- square-foot masterpiece will captivate the most discerning buyers with its classically charming staircase, welcoming foyer, fireplaces, and remarkable architectural details throughout. The home’s architectural […]

Own a piece of Maine history! This circa 1740 Georgian-style home is one of three antique homes comprising the John Sedgley Homestead. Set on 6.4 acres, the property is recognized as the oldest homestead still in its original setting in Maine and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Beautifully maintained, the home […]

A rare opportunity to own a truly special home that feels like a dream from the moment you arrive. Graciously proportioned and thoughtfully designed, this two-bedroom home offers a flexible floor plan with options to suit your lifestyle and needs. The spacious living room flows into a charming sunroom, ideal for relaxing, entertaining, or working […]

Timeless charm meets modern-day convenience in this gracious Colonial, ideally situated on the ”sweet spot of Forest Avenue, one of Glen Ridge’s most desirable locations. Beautiful period details blend seamlessly with thoughtful updates, including a recently replaced roof. Inside, a welcoming living room with fireplace opens to a family room that easily adapts to a […]

Dating back more than two centuries, 403 South Fairfax Street is a remarkable historic flounder house with an unmistakable presence in Old Town. Its architecture, proportions, and beautifully preserved original details speak to another era, while thoughtful updates and an unusually compelling relationship between the interior spaces and private courtyards make the home feel entirely […]

Nearly a century of history. A lifetime of stories. One extraordinary address. Built in 1929, the Oscar H. Chapman House is a Colonial Revival treasure nestled on a magnificent 0.91-acre corner lot in historic Waxahachie, Texas. This distinguished estate makes an unforgettable first impression with its stately red-brick exterior, grand columns, graceful porte-cochere, and towering […]

On the market for the first time since 1869, Longview has been in the same family for over 150 years. This stunning 7.56-acre property contains a 3,079 sq.ft. 2 bed/1.5 bath Main House and a 2,052 sq.ft. 3 bed/1.5 bath Guest House. The 2 bed / 1.5 bath Main House, designed by Connor Historic Design, […]

Discover this charming Classic Colonial home built in 1939, perfectly positioned in the heart of College Hill. This beautifully maintained residence offers a seamless blend of historic charm & modern updates. The spacious layout features a large living area ideal for entertaining, complemented by a separate dining room with a 2 built-in China hutches that […]

If these walls could talk, they would tell you 176 years of stories. Rare pre-Civil War farmhouse charm meets modern comfort in this private retreat that feels like a vacation every day. This 2-story home is filled with character, featuring 4 fireplaces, gorgeous original hardwood floors, 10-foot ceilings, hand-sawed original moldings, intricate ceiling details, and […]

Step into this stunning, history-rich home at 704 H St, where timeless elegance blends seamlessly with thoughtful updates. The huge covered front porch welcomes you and sets the tone for the character-filled interior awaiting inside. The main level boasts beautiful original woodwork throughout, including original pocket doors that add authentic period detail. The front sitting […]

The circa 1828 Jesse Clement House on 13+/- acres is a rare example of early Colonial American history. 1820s Federal-style brick homes in the Piedmont region of North Carolina are few and far between. Built with bricks handmade on site, the exterior of this 2-story, 4-bedroom/3-bath home offers an unusual combination of Flemish and English […]