Milton Valley is an elegant manor house of historical significance, located in an area of Clarke County known for its fine estate properties. A private lane brings visitors to the residence’s lush grounds, filled with tall, stately trees and mature landscaping. Built in 1782 in the Federal style, the house is limestone with beautifully proportioned […]

Known as the Converse House, this c. 1870 High Victorian Gothic landmark was built for Colonel Charles A. Converse, a Norwich businessman and philanthropist. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and part of the Chelsea Parade Historic District, the home is steps from Washington Park and offers a rare blend of architectural pedigree […]

Own a Piece of Montana’s History! Originally built in 1900 as the Schroeder Hospital, this stunning Croatian stone home has been lovingly maintained and thoughtfully preserved. Modern updates throughout (such as energy efficient windows and a new on-demand hot water heater) enhance everyday functionality while preserving the character and charm of this one-of-a-kind property. Relax […]

Set on 4.30 scenic acres, this property offers the perfect blend of open space and natural beauty. Approximately 2.8 acres are cleared and beautifully landscaped, with a large, fenced section ideal for pets or hobby farming. The remaining acreage consists of mature woodlands, complete with a running brook. This Circa 1770 New England Cape is […]

Historic landmark located on Route 66. A short distance from Pittsburgh, PA. Established Fine Dining Restaurant with Original Owner for 50 Years! Restaurant is currently operating with loyal customer base and will remain so until sold. Gated property with large parking areas. Large attached two car garage. Fresh water spring house with wood burning fireplace. […]

A Landmark Berkshire Estate of Extraordinary Provenance. Set on 15 private acres in the heart of the Berkshires, a rare American legacy estate commissioned in 1847 as the summer residence of renowned physician, poet, & author Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr. Two centuries later, this extraordinary property remains a testament to architectural elegance, literary heritage, & […]

Discover a rare country property blending Italianate Victorian character with working-landscape versatility along one of Central New York’s loveliest rivers. Set on 8.71 acres (with adjoining family-held acreage extending the landscape to roughly 14+ acres) in the Town of Lebanon, this 3,100 sq. ft. two-story farmhouse with cupola has been thoughtfully revived by the same […]

Built by George Herbert Benham in 1915, who worked for the Bighorn Lumber Company, this remarkable residence has been thoughtfully refurbished and restored to its original glory as a historic City of Sheridan structure. Step inside to a welcoming open floor plan filled with beautiful original woodwork and trim. Timeless details include charming window seats, […]

There are homes, and then there are homes that stand apart—352 Stenton Avenue is one of those rare treasures. Set at the end of a winding drive on a private, tree-shaded lot, this distinguished stone residence is a masterful blend of period craftsmanship and modern refinement. With roots dating back to the 1820s, the home […]

THE BEST OF CITY LIVING…..Restored 1901 brick four square was designed by H.W. Schneider. Situated on a double lot along what was once known as Millionaires Row this home offers a front row seat to the city’s parades and traditions. Originally built for D.B. Crawford, heir to the Parkersburg Rig & Reel empire, this residence […]

NEW TO THE MARKET! ELEGANT, TIMELESS, AND EXTRAORDINARY! THIS MAGNIFICENT ESTATE BLENDS CLASSIC ARCHITECTURE, HISTORIC CHARM, AND MODERN LUXURY. PROMINENTLY POSITIONED ON A BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED CORNER LOT IN THE HEART OF THE VILLAGE OF WELLSVILLE, ITS STUNNING CURB APPEAL AND STATELY PRESENCE CREATE A LASTING IMPRESSION. SURROUNDED BY LUSH MANICURED GROUNDS, MATURE LANDSCAPING, AND BEAUTIFULLY […]

The Jacob Mann House, circa 1817 and once home to Middleburg’s local tanner, is a charming fieldstone residence ideally located on the eastern edge of the historic village. Rich in character and thoughtfully updated, the home offers three bedrooms and two full baths including a main level primary suite. Step inside to find original hardwood […]

Set overlooking historic Tyler Park, this majestic Queen Anne Victorian beautifully blends period craftsmanship with thoughtful updates and the comforts of today. A gracious front porch welcomes you into a home filled with craftsmanship that would be hard to duplicate; hardwood floors, detailed moldings, soaring ceilings, oversized windows and views of the park. The elegant […]

Step into the charm and comfort of this thoughtfully renovated 1930’s bungalow, perfectly nestled beneath a stately oak in the highly sought-after West Main Hill Neighborhood. Kalamazoo Promise Qualified! From the moment you enter, you are greeted by timeless character with original hardwood floors, coffered ceilings, rich woodwork, and stunning archway and built-ins that anchor […]

Some houses have an address. This one has a name: Somerset—Old English for a land of summer. Charles Parker, who gave Asheville the Grove Arcade, designed this house in 1925. It rose two years after the town itself, among the founding estates whose Tudor lines still set the town’s character. A century on, it stands […]

Welcome to 837 Bartram Trace Road – also known as the James C. Daniel House and Kettle Creek Manor – a rare and storied Southern estate where history, land, and timeless craftsmanship converge across 50.2 breathtaking acres, just minutes from historic Washington, Georgia! This circa-1810 all-brick home, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, […]

Fabulous building in Historic Downtown Gettysburg, PA, immediately adjacent to Gettysburg College. This 4,639 Sq. Ft., 3-story frame Queen Anne Victorian built in 1880, lovingly maintained, is known to the college community as ”The Red House”. The property was formerly rented out as student housing but now zoning allows for many uses such as multifamily […]

Rich in Gettysburg history, this charming Colonial-style home, built in 1867, offers a unique blend of historic character and modern convenience. This home was owned by Billy Holtzworth, known as one of the earliest and most highly knowledgeable battlefield guides…. guide to the Presidents and Generals of the time. With 2,024 sq. ft. of living […]

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 […]

Cottage Hill Farm is a rare opportunity to experience the beauty, character, and enduring spirit of a historic New England farmhouse thoughtfully renovated for today’s lifestyle. Set on 3.8 picturesque acres, this exceptional property blends timeless architectural character with the comforts and flexibility of a modern country home. Dating to approximately1792, the property was a […]

A rare and historically significant Hudson Valley estate set within a matchless idyllic landscape of cascading water, mature woodlands, and over 20 acres adjoining protected conservation land. The property comprises two extraordinary structures — a former grist mill and barn — each transformed into its own residence. Known as “Walker’s Mill,” the site has evolved […]

Built in 1886–87 for German immigrant and Galveston merchant Jacob Sonnentheil, this residence is among the island’s most recognizable historic homes. Believed to have been designed by renowned architect Nicholas J. Clayton, it blends Eastlake, Gothic, and Italianate influences with elaborate double galleries and intricate craftsmanship. Extensive exterior work has been completed in recent years, […]

Step back in time and experience the grandeur of the SS Royster House, an impressive 1909 Colonial Revival residence that stands as one of Shelby’s distinguished historic homes. Offering more than 5,000 square feet of living space, this remarkable property showcases the timeless craftsmanship, architectural character, and generous room sizes that define a bygone era. […]

Surrounded by history and rooted in Gettysburg’s past, this late 1700’s stone house is truly one of a kind! The home retains a walk-in fireplace, with a damper added in 1990, along with many original moldings, doors, and blacksmith-made latches. At the time of the Battle of Gettysburg in 1863, it was the George Trostle […]

This magnificent historic residence, known as Seclusaval, is far more than a home-it is a living piece of Calloway County history. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Seclusaval is recognized as the first brick home constructed in Calloway County, Kentucky. Originally built circa 1836 by Peter and Virginia Hamlin, the home was thoughtfully named […]