“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 […]

48 Sea Street is an exceptional historic residence located in the heart of Rockport village, with lovely views overlooking Rockport’s famous harbor. Originally built in 1860, this desirable home has been meticulously updated to meet modern standards while preserving its charming period features. The result is a residence that seamlessly blends the old with the […]

Welcome to 150 Duncan Avenue, Paris, KY.: Offering a setting and character from another era, coupled with modern day updated systems. Referred to as the ‘Pratt / Gnadinger House’ (c. 1860), and documented to be the oldest house on Duncan, the location is within the NRHP ‘Duncan Avenue Historic District’.The exterior’s classic details include Gothic […]

The Station, built in 1880, was once known as the US Coast Guard Life Saving Station on Little Cranberry Island, one of the archipelago islands off Mount Desert Island. The Station was strategically located on a prominent south facing point of land, with outstanding open views to the Atlantic, the thrum cap, also known as […]

Restored 19th century Queen Anne mansion with authentic detailing. Built in 1895, “The Shaw” house is the most picturesque house in town, offering a perfect blend of history and charm. It is a Queen Anne style home that epitomizes the height of Victorian romanticism. It exhibits gable detailing, roof brackets, dentil molding, paneling, and classic […]

Built by a Swedish craftsman, this Circa 1950 mansion has been brought into the modern age while conserving the original charm and details by the 3rd owners. With 10 ft. ceilings and 9 in. baseboards throughout, the custom details are outstanding! The grand entry opens to a graceful curving staircase and gorgeous chandelier.  Gleaming original […]

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 […]

As part of a master plan to bring restoration back to the Historic Herbert Street/ St Thomas Episcopal Church area, this home is the third and most extensive renovation in the process. 105 Herbert Street is a masterpiece of workmanship that marries the charm of the past with modern amenities. The exterior is a classic […]

This early & rare Temple Form Greek Revival home was built in 1835 when Andrew Jackson was president. On the National Register, this Greek Revival home was designed from a pattern book of the NY Architect Minard La Fever – The Modern Builders guide. The house only alternations were the addition of two second story […]

Restoration opportunity for a Victorian Mansion on 1/3 of an acre, corner lot one block from the Village. Authentic provenance reigns over this income-producing home, which can be easily converted to a single-family or vacation rental or office. This is the kind of home literal dreams are made of! The grandeur of the Roaring Twenties […]

Sited majestically at the head of Somes Sound on Mt Desert Island, “Shutters on The Sound” offers dramatic views of Somes Sound, flanked by the stately mountains of Acadia National Park, and accented by the rolling meadows of conserved lands. Views from the property have attracted both photographers and artists alike, in their attempt to […]

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 […]

Known by locals as the Dixie House, this stately Victorian built in 1882 is an anchor for the popular White Street neighborhood on the Upper Historic Loop. The house has two wonderful porches that stretch across the front providing a great place to relax and visit with neighbors. A vintage Eastlake stained glass door opens […]

Walnut Hill Farm is looking for the next stewards of this remarkable farm-preserved property in the heart of historic Mountainville featuring a grand-yet-cozy circa 1800 farmhouse, 2 bedroom cottage, and rambling vintage barns on nearly 28 acres in a spectacular, private setting with large open fields. The main house features a large, sunny family room […]

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 […]

Stonecroft Country Inn is a historic Select Registry property less than 5 miles outside the charming historic seaside town of Mystic along the Eastern Coast of Connecticut. The inn and event venue is set on over six inviting acres of manicured gardens, 200 year-old stone walls, stately old growth trees and expansive lawns in the […]