Built in 1887 in the Aesthetic Movement Style, this red brick building commands the center of Warren Street in the heart of Hudson. The exterior features extensive ornamental terra-cotta panels and trim. The historic interior retains elaborate wood beam ceilings with richly paneled rooms, oak and cherry fireplace mantles and intricate parquet floors. Originally a […]

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 […]

This landmark property on the Brownfield courthouse square spans two connected buildings totaling approximately 13,770 sq ft a rare, one-of-a-kind art piece. The larger building, formerly Brownfield State Bank, features 2 stories plus a basement, reimagined into a stunning, versatile art piece ready for a restaurant, coffee shop, wine bar, boutique, or the entrepreneurial concept […]

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. […]

A Landmark Berkshire Estate of Extraordinary Provenance. Set on 15 private acres in the heart of the Berkshires, a rare American legacy estate commissioned in 1847 as the summer residence of renowned physician, poet, & author Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr. Two centuries later, this extraordinary property remains a testament to architectural elegance, literary heritage, & […]

There are homes, and then there are homes that stand apart—352 Stenton Avenue is one of those rare treasures. Set at the end of a winding drive on a private, tree-shaded lot, this distinguished stone residence is a masterful blend of period craftsmanship and modern refinement. With roots dating back to the 1820s, the home […]

Some houses have an address. This one has a name: Somerset—Old English for a land of summer. Charles Parker, who gave Asheville the Grove Arcade, designed this house in 1925. It rose two years after the town itself, among the founding estates whose Tudor lines still set the town’s character. A century on, it stands […]

Built in 1886–87 for German immigrant and Galveston merchant Jacob Sonnentheil, this residence is among the island’s most recognizable historic homes. Believed to have been designed by renowned architect Nicholas J. Clayton, it blends Eastlake, Gothic, and Italianate influences with elaborate double galleries and intricate craftsmanship. Extensive exterior work has been completed in recent years, […]

East Hill Farm offers 227+ acres of protected quiet, anchored by elegant 1798 Thomas Shepard House. A private hilltop world. Main house: Georgian-Federal; 5 BR, 5.5 BA, ~5,000 SF; 5 fireplaces; unusually high ceilings, wide-board floors, antique glass panes, long views and light. Preservation integrity; graceful, welcoming. A complete estate that also can be a […]

At the corner of North Oregon stands one of Yreka’s most iconic homes: the Gillis Mansion, a Queen Anne Victorian established in 1895 and built as a statement of prosperity, ambition & permanence. With its wraparound porch, soaring turret, steep rooflines and commanding presence, it remains one of the grandest architectural expressions in Siskiyou County. […]

MAKE AN OFFER! Amazing private home or event center/B&B. Includes all furniture, drapes, silverware, dishes, and specialty features such as the secret bookcase door leading down to a full 23‑seat movie/stage theater with concession area and separate cellar‑stairs entry, faux polar bearskin rug, and various themed rooms (Addams Family Room, Fallout, Victorian Splendor, Vampire Bedroom, […]

Built circa 1869 and rooted in more than 150 years of St. Louis history, 1840 South 8th Street is a remarkable Soulard residence where the architecture tells a story all its own. Historical research traces the home to German born bricklayer and stonemason Charles Eyermann, with later two story additions made during the ownership of […]