Click Here for More Information & History! Own a piece of history with this remarkable property, the Archibald Taylor residence in Historic Madison. Built in 1844-1845 this residence stands as a testament to the area’s rich heritage. Located in the historic Georgetown district, it was a significant part of Madison’s Underground Railroad as Archibald Taylor […]

Welcome to one of Logan’s most exquisite historical gems, the Marriner S. Eccles home. Built in 1913 and masterfully restored, this residence showcases a blend of Spanish Revival, Classical, Italianate, and Prairie architectural styles. The home features large French doors and windows that flood every room with natural light. Enjoy an inviting large front porch, […]

“Where History Meets Opportunity – Your Business Belongs Here.” Unleash your entrepreneurial spirit in this extraordinary 1900s fire station—a true historical gem nestled in the heart of Mineral Point’s vibrant cultural district. Imagine the possibilities as your business flourishes in a prime location next to the iconic Opera House, where art lovers and theatergoers create […]

The Israel Demeritt House is a two-story, center-chimney, timber-frame dwelling, 40’ x 32’ with attached cape ell, 40’ x 21’. NH state historian, Jim Garvin, reports that it “is the best example so far identified in Durham of a two-story, center chimney house in the federal style.” Out of seven original fireplaces, three are incorporated within fully-joined […]

“The Antoinette,” is an extraordinary residence that encapsulates Southern architectural elegance and historical charm. Built in 1911 by Louis Forcheimer, this home was designed as a Southern Architectural Masterpiece, inspired by the grandeur of a New Orleans structure. The home’s structural integrity remains unmatched, constructed with concrete and tile to ensure lasting durability. As you […]

“THE PALMS” also known as the “Edward Hill Brewer Home” is a landmark, historic residence located on a magnificent lakefront property in the premier city of Winter Park, Florida. In 1982, The Palms was listed in the U.S. Government National Register of Historic Places, a program that identifies, evaluates, and protects America’s historic resources. Winter […]

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 […]

Frascati, c. 1823. Here is an exceedingly rare opportunity to acquire a national landmark perfectly located on 62.74 acres in the Somerset estate area of Orange County. Frascati was built for Philip Barbour, Associate Justice for the Supreme Court by John Perry, known for his work for Thomas Jefferson in building the University of Virginia […]

Known as the Jarvis House, this 1887 Victorian landmark stands as a living relic of a bygone era—a home that has quietly borne witness to over a century of Riverside’s transformation. Having just three owners over its remarkable 138-year history, the Jarvis House has uniquely preserved much of its original detail and character. Built by […]

The Brame-Bennett House is one of the most charming and important small, Neo-Classical Greek Revival houses in the South. Built in 1840, the house is on the National Register of Historic Places. In total need of restoration. Remarkable surviving architectural details – be sure and look through the pictures to see the level of sophistication […]