Discover this remarkable residence at 739 Cohasset Dr, Youngstown, OH, located in Mill Creek Park that has an impressive blend of space and elegance. This substantial home boasts 7 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, and 2 half bathrooms, providing ample space for various needs along with a huge spacious full basement. Spanning 5,177 square feet of […]

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 […]

A remarkable opportunity to own a piece of Virginia’s architectural heritage, where historic grandeur, gracious hospitality, and mountain-town charm come together. Nestled in the picturesque town of Clifton Forge, Virginia, Hillcrest Mansion Inn is an extraordinary historic estate that has welcomed guests seeking elegance, relaxation, and a memorable escape to the Alleghany Highlands. Rich in […]

Some homes tell the story of a neighborhood. The Reiley-Reeves House is where this one began. Set beneath mature oaks and magnolia at 810 Park Boulevard, this distinctive Queen Anne combines soaring ceilings, sweeping galleries and richly detailed interiors with meaningful system updates. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979, the home […]

A rare opportunity to own a piece of Appalachian history. Dating back to approximately 1818, the historic Martin House is full of early American character, remarkable craftsmanship, and timeless charm. Built by John Martin, a tailor in the early Boatyard community, this distinctive residence is located in Kingsport’s historic Boatyard District and listed on the […]

The Historic Ross-Thomas House: A Rare Piece of Appalachian History on the Holston River A rare opportunity to own a piece of Tennessee’s Appalachian history! Dating back to approximately 1818, the Ross-Thomas House is an architectural treasure, rich in early American character, storybook charm, and more than two centuries of history. Listed on the National […]

The iconic Hooper-Lee-Nichols House, a landmark of extraordinary provenance, built circa 1685 and recognized as the second-oldest home in Cambridge, now seeks its next chapter. This remarkable residence has endured for more than three centuries and has evolved through successive architectural periods. Today it stands as the headquarters of History Cambridge and a living treasure […]

Watch the Virtual Tour here! Located in High Point, NC this home is one of Emerywood’s first homes, and among the finest Colonial Revival homes in High Point. A semicircular columned portico with a Chinese Chippendale balustrade, blind arches with garlands and urns and a tile hipped roof set a formal stage, yet the floor […]

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 […]