A once-in-a-generation architectural residence, designed by the architect who defined Detroit’s golden age.   Built between 1915 and 1917 as the personal home of legendary architect Louis Kamper, this Neo-Renaissance estate stands as one of Indian Village’s most significant private residences. Constructed with steel, limestone, and concrete, the home was designed to endure, an early “fireproof” […]

The Parker House at 52 Salem St. Reading, MA was recently sold and is now being slated for demolition by Aug 1st. The owner is offering it for FREE to whomever can move it. It’s a big house with an annex, being used as a two-family. This 18th century timber frame house has been featured […]

Historic charm meets modern livability at The Blount House, circa 1859, located in the heart of Marion. This former Baptist parsonage is a rare opportunity to own a piece of the town’s rich legacy, rooted in faith and its early prominence as a center for higher learning. Showcasing Victorian architecture with Steamboat Gothic and Eastlake influences, […]

The Historic C.E. Morris Mansion, built in the late 1800’s, is a beautifully preserved Romanesque Revival estate set along East Broad Street in the Olde Town East district. Rich in architectural character, the home has been carefully restored over time and incorporates select historic elements reclaimed from the former Indianola United Methodist Church on 17th […]

Settled between the notorious Dragoon Mountains of Apache Chief Cochise and the Chiricahua Mountains, home of Geronimo, stands this historic two-story beautifully restored and upgraded territorial property.  The Pearce Mercantile served the vast areas of the Sulphur Springs Valley and was well known as the ”hub of commerce” due to the entrepreneurs of Charles Renaud […]

Welcome to 700 Walnut Street, an enchanting 1890s Victorian set on a rare triple lot in the heart of historic Green Cove Springs. This lovingly preserved home is a celebration of original craftsmanship, timeless character, and the kind of charm that simply doesn’t exist in modern construction. From the moment you step inside, the story […]

The Shakespeare Chateau Inn & Gardens is one of the Midwest’s most extraordinary surviving Gilded Age estates. Set along historic Hall Street in Saint Joseph, Missouri, this circa-1885 Chateauesque residence is a rare architectural treasure rich with original craftsmanship and period details. Inside, 47 original stained glass windows cast extraordinary light throughout the home, while […]

Historic home built in 1929. Only two owners of the property. Registered in the National Register of Historic Places.

Sherwood Anderson’s ”summer home.”   An ”English Manor”  located in the heart of  Virginia’s Jefferson National Forest.   The perfect get away! Ideal Family Retreat, Wedding Venue, B&B, Hunting and Fishing Lodge, writers retreat, all those and more.  Owned and maintained as a legacy to Sherwood Anderson, ”the Father of American Literature” for the past 99 years.  […]