Built in 1913 in the newly developing Glenwood-Brooklyn neighborhood, this stylish house was purchased by Norfolk Southern Railroad conductor Perle Edgar Furr and his wife Pattie who raised their two daughters here until they moved to Richmond in 1925.  The house was then sold to Margaret and Archie Hamilton Geiger, who was a foreman for Norfolk […]

A HOME OF TRADITIONS – You’ll be proud of this impressive 5 bedrooms, 3 bath home situated on approximately 6 acres of magnificent grounds with over 3700 sf of living area – This estate has been graciously cared for throughout the years, mantaining its original flavor and charm – It has a seperate living quarters […]

A rare opportunity to own a living work of art. Designed in 1948 by Frank Lloyd Wright, the Weisblat House is one of only four Wright-designed Usonian homes in The Acres, a 70-acre wooded enclave on the National Register of Historic Places. Just hours from Chicago and Detroit and near Grand Rapids airport, this mid-century […]

The 1888 James S. Waters House: a rare historic gem with only one transfer of ownership outside the Waters’ Family during its 137-year history. East End Historic District, original carriage stepping stone comprised of solid Texas Pink granite, wrought iron gate & cut stone pathway leading to the home provide a glimpse of rich history […]

They just do not build homes like this anymore! Listed on the National Historic Registry, the Seaborn M. Shankle house is thought to be the oldest building in Commerce, GA. Located in the Central Business District and zoned Residential/Commercial, this historic home offers a myriad of potential uses. Only an hour from Atlanta via I-85N, […]

Established in the mid-1800s as a company village supporting the French Creek iron mines, St. Peters grew alongside the dramatic landscape that surrounds it. The discovery of rare black granite in the late 1800s transformed the village into a thriving quarry community, with stone shipped by rail and used throughout the region. Tucked within the […]

Step into a rare piece of Lexington history. Built in CIRCA 1900* and thoughtfully renovated, this remarkable Historic Queen Anne- inspired home blends timeless Southern charm with modern comfort. Home is perfectly positioned on an approximately 2.6-acre hilltop (highest in Lexington) and in the HISTORIC heart of the National Register-listed Lexington Historic District. A welcoming […]

Historic Colonial Revival Loving restored to its previous glory located in Hendersonville’s West Side Historic District. Property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the Cecil F. Stonecipher House ca. 1926. Home features 3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths on .66 of an Acre ½ Mile to Main Street. Stunning Kitchen, Beautiful Quartzite countertops, […]

This gem was built in 1890, The Era of the Gilded Age. A beautiful historic home blends timeless Victorian character with modern comfort. Original hardwood floors, tall ceilings, and classic architectural details highlight the home’s charm, while thoughtful updates enhance everyday livability. The functional layout offers inviting living spaces, an updated kitchen with ample cabinetry, […]