Watch the Virtual Tour here! Exquisite 1912 Historic Craftsman estate in the heart of Bankers Hill, just minutes from Balboa Park, the San Diego Zoo, Downtown, and Little Italy.  Designated under the Mills Act, this remarkable property offers substantial property tax savings while preserving a piece of San Diego history.  With 3,801 sq. ft. of […]

Sherwood Anderson’s ”summer home.”   An ”English Manor”  located in the heart of  Virginia’s Jefferson National Forest.   The perfect get away! The property includes a Log “Writing Cabin,”  2 guest cabins, 2 barns, 20 acres of Frasier Fir Christmas trees, over half a mile of protected native trout streams,   and provides an exceptional habitat for deer […]

This home offers the best of all worlds, historic character with tasteful modern updates.  Many original features remain including a fireplace, solid wood front door, sunporch with views of the majestic St Johns River, and an enclosed back porch/mudroom which leads to a backyard that will become your own private oasis.  Two newly updated full […]

The Field-Hodges House (1839) is a tribute to an era when craftsmanship, elegance & gracious living were the hallmarks of exceptional homes.  Preserving the property’s charm & architecture, the house has been thoughtfully modernized to create a beautiful blend of past & present.  New high-end appliances, rich white cabinets & soapstone counters grace the newly […]

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND: The original cape-like structure was built in 1800, which was used as a store by Moses White (first village postmaster, village assessor (1816) & president of the village for 9 terms. His son-in-law purchased the property and added the Greek Revival main block in 1840. The original structure became the rear wing. 17 […]

There is a particular kind of feeling when you walk through a historic door like this. Maybe it’s the hardwood plank floors that have held two centuries of footsteps. Maybe it’s the way the morning light hits the windows on every home on Chaplin Street, a village so notable it’s listed on the National Register […]

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 […]

The Garrett-Booth-Cheney House: A 340-Year American Timeline Headline: Rare 16th-Century Log House Origins & 18th-Century Stone Landmark The Garrett-Booth-Cheney House is not merely a residence; it is an architectural archive of the American experience, with a structural lineage dating back to 1683. This extraordinary estate represents a continuous narrative of craftsmanship, beginning just one year […]

Settled between the notorious Dragoon Mountains of Apache Chief Cochise and the Chiricahua Mountains, home of Geronimo, stands this historic two-story beautifully restored and upgraded territorial property.  The Pearce Mercantile served the vast areas of the Sulphur Springs Valley and was well known as the ”hub of commerce” due to the entrepreneurs of Charles Renaud […]

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 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 […]