Timelessly flexible, this home is nestled in one of Marietta’s most quintessential historic neighborhoods. Spanning approximately 5698 square feet across three floors, this exceptional home seamlessly blends historic charm with gracious modern living. The main floor offers flexibility to support one-level living, while additional living space provides exceptional versatility. Architectural details abound, including arched accents, Ionic columns, […]

Some homes are built. This one was preserved. Constructed in the late 1700s by Christopher Manwaring, this extraordinary residence carries more than two centuries of American architectural history. In 1995, it was relocated from New London, Connecticut to Potter’s Field, where it was given a new poured foundation, updated electrical, and modern mechanicals — all […]

A home you experience The experience starts as you pull up at the front gate, iron on brick piers, with the drive climbing past daylily beds to a red brick house that has been the landmark on this corner for 146 years. It continues at the door, where two names and a year are carved […]

Step into a piece of Hamilton history at 916 Gray Avenue, a distinctive 1924 Tudor Revival in historic Highland Park. Listed in Hamilton’s Ohio Historic Inventory and now proudly displaying a historical plaque, the home was originally associated with Charles Edward Koehler, president of the Hamilton Brass & Aluminum Casting Company, connecting it to Hamilton’s […]

Circa 1900, this stunning 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath Victorian brick home blends historic charm with modern updates and is truly move-in ready. From the moment you arrive, the craftsmanship and attention to detail are unmistakable–featuring 10-inch baseboards, elegant crown molding, and soaring 10-foot ceilings throughout. Step into a grand foyer showcasing a rare cantilevered staircase–similar to examples […]

Home beautifully built in1833 and wonderfully preserved & enhanced. Situated on 2.89 acres with walking paths and a functional foot bridge. Property abuts Caesars Creek Park on north property line. Several outbuildings, including large pole barn to house water toys, farm machines/animals or hobby toys. Multiple layers of brick built into the structure of this […]

Nearly a century old, this Brick Tudor blends classic craftsmanship with thoughtful updates throughout the expansive design. Featuring 5 bedrooms, 5 full baths, and 2 half baths and over 4600 SF of living space. This distinguished residence welcomes you with a grand staircase entry, arched doorways, and original architectural tudor character at every turn. The […]

The Vermillion Institute is a grand landmark with a rich history. When built in 1845, it was the largest building in the county and housed a college, predecessor to the College of Wooster. This National Register-listed property was later the local high school and sat empty for years until rescued and completely rebuilt to modern […]

Handcrafted for a Dayton toy maker in 1928 and later operated as a successful bed & breakfast, this Tudor home in the heart of Miamisburg offers over 4,600 square feet of beautifully maintained living space, along with a story you won’t find anywhere else. Original craftsmanship is everywhere: Rookwood tiles, hand-carved woodwork, leaded and stained […]