Handcrafted for a Dayton toy maker in 1928 and later operated as a successful bed & breakfast, this Tudor home in the heart of Miamisburg offers over 4,600 square feet of beautifully maintained living space, along with a story you won’t find anywhere else. Original craftsmanship is everywhere: Rookwood tiles, hand-carved woodwork, leaded and stained […]

Beautifully renovated antique colonial on 4.5 private acres with a tumbling brook. Hardwood floors and original beams throughout, two wood- burning fireplaces, custom lighting, original wide-plank floors in some rooms, and a gorgeous, country kitchen with built-in appliances, including a warming drawer. The formal dining room anchors the heart of the home, with a small […]

Welcome to Thistle Manor, an extraordinary stone and brick residence built in 1801 as a parsonage in the Flatbush hamlet of Saugerties. Sited on just over three sprawling, well-manicured acres, this Hudson Valley landmark blends two centuries of craftsmanship — solid stone walls and deep, two-foot window sills — with the comforts of modern living. […]

Built in 1900 and prominently situated in Parkersburg’s Julia-Ann Square Historic District, this remarkable residence represents the kind of architecture and craftsmanship that has become increasingly difficult to find. The home makes an unforgettable first impression with its towering columns, sweeping front porch, distinctive red-brick exterior and leaded-glass entrance. Step through the front door and […]

A Home You Don’t Simply Buy… You Become Part Of. There are homes that impress, and then there are homes that leave a legacy. Built in 1917 by local farmer Joseph Duncan and lovingly cared for by only four families in more than a century, 439 Georges Road is one of those rare places where […]

Listed by Kornelia Stuphan of Long & Foster | Forbes Global Properties Mulberry Fields is one of those rare places where the land itself tells the story. The mile-long cedar avenue announces the approach, its rows planted at an ever-widening angle to draw the eye toward the Potomac below, a feat of 18th-century landscape design […]

Nestled on 2.08 private, tree-lined acres in Camden’s historic district, the DeSaussure House (c. 1846) stands as a monumental triumph of historic preservation and tailored architectural refinement. Honored with a prestigious 2025 Historic Preservation Award, this grand 6,641-square-foot estate was built by Daniel DeSaussure and has undergone a master-level restoration that preserves its architectural soul […]

Carry on the legacy of this rare, expansive Victorian with preserved original features in the village of Stamford. The home maintains original details including its grand columned facade, impressive porte-cochère, a gorgeous bay window with decorative glass, and original woodwork and floors. Yellow and white striped metal awnings add to the home’s unique character. With […]

A rare opportunity to own one of Camden’s grand historic homes, beautifully sited on Brevard Place, the city’s most distinguished boulevard framed by dramatic live oaks and iconic historic mansions. Built in 1932 as a winter cottage for one of the Northern families drawn to Camden’s mild climate and celebrated equestrian lifestyle, this exceptional 4-bedroom, […]

Every visitor says the same thing, ’’all this AND you are in the center of Kingston!’’ The home on this exceptional private estate is perfectly situated on nearly five acres on a raised plateau unseen from the street below. Up the driveway the house reveals itself and you see why this generational home inspires images […]

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 […]

A truly remarkable piece of Geneva history, the William Smith Inn offers a rare opportunity to own the former home of William Smith, founder of William Smith College, on more than 3 acres in the heart of the city. Built in 1873 and attributed to noted architect Andrew Jackson Warner, this substantial brick residence has […]