A Circa 1900 Craftsman with Historic Character, an Orchard & Room to Gather Just a few blocks from the town square in Huntingdon, Tennessee, this circa 1900 Craftsman offers 2,901 square feet of historic character, generous living spaces, and established grounds on approximately 0.71 acres in the heart of West Tennessee. Built at the turn […]

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 […]

The Hager/Goldsmith House circa 1876 has been renovated and restored, the improvements are significant and respectful of the home’s architecture. Despite its historic pedigree, the residence functions beautifully for modern living. Each bedroom has an en suite bath–an unusual luxury in an historic home. The main level is defined by gracious interiors, high ceilings and […]

Step into the timeless charm of this enchanting Victorian home, built in 1900 and beautifully situated in the heart of Canonsburg. Just steps from the area’s vibrant downtown, you’ll be close to local restaurants, shops, entertainment, community events, and everyday conveniences. Filled with original character and thoughtfully updated for modern living, this 4 bedroom, 3 […]

Perched above Montpelier on nearly an acre, this beautifully renovated 1848 farmhouse is a rare blend of timeless character, modern comfort, and breathtaking surroundings. Once part of the renowned Phillips Farm, which encompassed both sides of Towne Hill Road, this stately homestead offers a special opportunity to own a piece of local history, just moments […]

Built circa 1915 for Dr. Frank Fursey, Greystone is one of the South Hill’s most distinguished early residences. Its walls of 18-inch granite block have stood for more than a century, and the craftsmanship inside has been carefully kept. Original details include quarter-sawn oak built-ins, natural woodwork and wood floors, and a preserved butler annunciator, […]

Small Spring Farm is being offered for the first time in over 50 years. Nestled on 27 scenic acres just north of Upperville, this charming horse property enjoys beautiful Blue Ridge Mountain views and offers a rare combination of history, character, and equine amenities in the heart of Virginia’s hunt country. At the center of […]

Some homes are renovated to have character. This one has been collecting it for generations. Welcome to 2201 Celery Avenue, a distinctive Sanford home where original wood floors, rich millwork, French doors and a sweeping staircase meet the kind of outdoor living and flexibility that is increasingly difficult to find. A broad wraparound porch sets […]

Welcome to 6 Weaver Farm Rd! Experience the perfect blend of timeless farmhouse charm & modern luxury in this beautifully restored 4 bedroom 2 bath home situated on over 3 picturesque acres in Rutland.Thoughtfully renovated, this exceptional property offers the character of yesteryear with the comforts of today. Extensive improvements include new insulated walls & […]

A remarkable piece of Bellingham history, 427 N Garden Street is a circa-1906 Neoclassical residence built by E.T. Nobles, a prominent local wood-mill owner. Perched above the city with sweeping Bellingham Bay views, this exceptional 6,000-square-foot home showcases extraordinary craftsmanship, original millwork, and architectural details rarely found today. Rich wood paneling, intricate decorative ceilings, period […]

Built in 1874 for Greensboro businessman Charles Alfred Davis, The Davis House Estate occupies approximately 155 contiguous acres within the City of Greensboro. Two gated entrances with copper gas lanterns open onto a formal circular drive. The residence measures approximately 6,700 square feet on its original footprint, with five bedrooms, four full baths, and a […]

If home is a feeling, you sense it the moment you step inside this distinctive piece of Bainbridge history. Proudly perched on a knoll in one of the Island’s most revered locations, this beloved Craftsman was built in 1900 and sold by the Finch Family to the Tiffany Family in 1904. The world falls away […]