Perched high above the charming town of Wasco, this 1897 Queen Anne Victorian Estate is a living work of art—where history, elegance, and modern comfort intertwine. Currently a residence, it is perfect for a B&B or event venue. Surrounded by towering trees and lush gardens, the home is a timeless landmark, welcoming you with a […]

If walls could talk, what stories would the walls at 305 North Main St. tell? Built in 1935 by Greenville architect William Riddle Ward this Colonial Revival home is one of three homes in Greer with the honor of being listed on the National Historic Registry. A sidewalk at the front of the house will […]

A truly rare offering, this distinguished Victorian home—listed on the National Register of Historic Places—is located in Sparta’s legendary Bricktown District and rests on over an acre of in-town grounds, an exceptional feature for a property of this era. Originally built in 1865 with a thoughtfully designed addition completed in 1890, the residence showcases 12 […]

Presenting the historic William Shepherd House! This gorgeous home was built in 1873 by William Shepherd, a prominent and influential businessman in early Bath, NY. In the 153 years since its construction, only 3 families have owned this truly stunning estate! Listed with the National Register of Historic Places, the house is an Italian Villa […]

This listing is a great opportunity to own a piece of history and includes two properties – 630 Hay St. and 107 Hale St. 630 Hay Street is a historic Georgian style home that sits atop a hill overlooking downtown Fayetteville. Built in 1847, this house on the National Historic Register was updated to keep […]

Discover history at the Pardon Tabor Home located at 363 Main Street, Acushnet, MA. This captivating residence, built in 1788, offers 2,276 square feet of living space on nearly two acres. Featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and 2 kitchens on separate levels, this home offers many possibilities. Original floors and exposed beams highlight the home’s […]

Welcome to the elegant 97 Madison Street in New Bedford – a historic gem built in 1875 & owned by Samuel Hudson Cook who established Paul Dixon & Cook Insurance – a maritime insurance agency. Located just outside of Downtown New Bedford, this magnificent home is a superb example of Stick Style architecture, characterized by […]

Stylish Colonial/Greek Revival originally built by Job Lincoln in 1799, complete with new Carriage House, a stone’s throw from Hingham’s quaint downtown, historic center. The Main house boasts four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, an office (or Guest Bedroom) and a media room. Crown molding and hardwood floors throughout. An open plan chef’s kitchen […]

Teneriffe is one of Hendersonville’s extraordinary historic properties, an estate where history, architecture and opportunity converge in a rare and remarkable way. Originally constructed in 1855 as a Tudor Revival residence, the home was reimagined in 1903 by Richard Sharp Smith, supervising architect of the Biltmore Estate. With landscape input from the Olmsted firm, the […]