Celebrating 150 years of Detroit history, the Ransom Gillis House remains one of the city’s most recognizable and architecturally significant residences. Built in 1876 for prominent Detroit merchant Ransom Gillis and designed by Henry T. Brush with George D. Mason, this extraordinary Venetian Gothic landmark has survived, evolved and ultimately become a symbol of the […]

Welcome to 465 State Street! Just a short walk to downtown Harbor Springs, this darling home was hand-restored by the current owners with a beautiful blend of history and modernity. Step through the front door to the vaulted ceiling of the kitchen and dining room, lined with old growth wood, and restored original wood floors. […]

J.L. Hudson, founder of the Hudson’s department store, lived here from 1894 to 1904. Held by the same owner for about 20 years, the Hudson-Evans House is an 1872 French Second Empire landmark in Brush Park, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, with red brick on rough-cut stone, two-story bays, and a mansard […]

A Historic Ann Arbor Gem with an Interlochen Legacy   Steeped in history and timeless elegance, this stunning 1927 brick Georgian Colonial Revival is nestled in Ann Arbor’s prestigious Ives Woods neighborhood. Originally built for the founder of the Interlochen National Music Camp, this remarkable home offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of […]

1920s Arts & Crafts Restoration — This elegant 1928 Arts & Crafts home is one of the few you will find with meticulous restoration, rather than renovation. Retaining its original architectural details, you’ll find fully restored large windows, tall ceilings, glorious trim, arched doorways with plaster detail, Miracle doors with antique hardware, and perfectly imperfect […]

Step onto 33.54 acres of breathtaking rolling woodlands and open, pristine grasslands at 14734 Schleweis Road, where historic character meets modernity. Built in 1861 by John English and held by only two families across its rich history, this remarkable farmstead offers an extraordinary blend of heritage and tranquility. When purchased by current owners, the home […]

A complete work of art, this stately six-bedroom, five-bathroom residence by Chicago architect William Mann in 1916 and was brilliantly renovated in 2009. Located in Detroit’s prestigious Indian Village Historic District, the remarkable residence has been meticulously attended to and preserved with great care. Its stately stucco exterior showcases Italian Renaissance-inspired architecture, graceful arched windows […]

Located in Grand Rapids’ Heritage Hill district, one of the nation’s largest and oldest historic preservation neighborhoods, is this remarkable reimagining of an 1885 Queen Anne Victorian. Meticulously restored and extensively renovated, this exceptional home blends historic craftsmanship with the comfort and luxury finishes of a modern residence. Built in 1885 by the founder of […]

Own a true piece of history in the heart of downtown Fenton. This one-of-a-kind Queen Anne home has been thoughtfully restored top to bottom while preserving the original woodwork, character, and charm that make it irreplaceable. The exterior has been resided with new wood and repainted in a historically accurate palette drawn from the era […]