Welcome to the E. K. Jernigan House, one of the oldest and most unique homes in Paris, TN, which has been standing proudly for over a century. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this historic residence is in the charming Atkins Porter neighborhood and showcases remarkable standalone architecture. With features such as an […]

Just 25 minutes from Nashville, TN, you’ll find the George O’Bryan home. Nestled on 2.61 acres, it is a remarkable example of nineteenth century resort era architecture. The home was built in 1893 and is the only remaining home from The Enclosure, a summer resort where some of Nashville’s prominent businessmen came to escape the […]

Welcome home to one of Cobb County’s Historic Landmark Properties! The McMillan Home circa 1879. A beautifully restored Folk Victorian listed on the National Register of Historic Places (Collins Avenue Historic District), State & Local Register. Home has been Meticulously Preserved & Lovingly Renovated! Foundation, Plumbing & Electrical have all been replaced. Guest & Owner’s […]

A Once-in-a-Lifetime Historic Home, Artfully Restored and Imbued with Timeless Charm. Nestled amidst a magical cottage garden, this extraordinary property seamlessly blends history, artistry and architectural authenticity. Originally built in 1836 as a church, the structure is an exquisite example of Gothic Revival design, complete with soaring pointed-arch fenestration that imbues the space with both […]

A rare opportunity to move right into a well loved and updated home in the Jackson Park Highlands for an affordable price. With its 5 bedrooms and 5 baths, central air conditioning, modernized eat-in kitchen, updated bathrooms and mechanicals, this house combines easy living with graceful historic charm and character detail. Pull the moving truck […]

Absolutely stunning Greek Revival Architecture dream home! Step into a piece of history with this exquisite Southern estate built in 1842, known locally as the Stockton-Curry House. A timeless example of Classic Greek Revival architecture, this meticulously preserved home is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and has had only 3 owners in […]

One of the most beautiful properties in Phoenix. Built in 1927 in the Los Olivos Community, a Historical Neighborhood developed by Dwight B Heard in the early 20th Century. When you research ”Historical Homes Phoenix” a photo of this iconic property will always be showcased. With its dramatic Tudor architecture and expansive green lawn, the […]

This early & rare Temple Form Greek Revival home was built in 1835 when Andrew Jackson was president. On the National Register, this Greek Revival home was designed from a pattern book of the NY Architect Minard La Fever – The Modern Builders guide. The house only alternations were the addition of two second story […]

Watch the Virtual Tour, Here. Welcome to the Cox–Williams House, built in 1890, listed individually on The National Register of Historic Places in 1982 and as part of the Riverfront Historic District in 1984, It is a stunning embodiment of late Victorian architectural elegance, recognized as one of the most elaborate examples in the historic […]