Beautifully updated brick home blending historic character, modern improvements & flexible living near the Cincinnati Zoo, UC & hospitals! Offering up to 5 bedrooms across 3 finished levels with refinished hardwood floors, restored pocket doors & beautiful decorative fireplaces with original tile. Renovated kitchen features new cabinetry, finishes & appliances. Updated primary suite, baths & […]

Boston built very few Craftsman houses, and fewer still kept their interiors intact. This one did. Behind an enclosed porch on Doctor’s Row, a second door opens to a paneled Arts and Crafts hall with original casement windows, a window seat, and hand-blocked Sanderson Morris paper. Beyond it, gumwood beams run the length of the […]

One of Wheeling’s grand Victorian ladies is for sale! A once in a lifetime opportunity. This landmark East Wheeling National Historic District townhome dating from 1915 has only had three family owners, including builder businessman John Beltz, the Zavolta family of East Wheeling and current owner, the Cerrone family, founders of West Virginia’s oldest existing […]

A rare Old Northeast offering, this exceptional 4,400-square-foot home combines generous living space, timeless character, and an incredible indoor-outdoor lifestyle just blocks from Coffee Pot Bayou, Tampa Bay, and downtown St. Petersburg. With five bedrooms, four full bathrooms, a spacious bonus/flex room, and a large heated saltwater pool and spa by Sekas Custom Pools, this […]

Step into a piece of Hanford history at this stunning 1910 property, where original hardwood floors and intricate wood trim carry through nearly every room the kind of craftsmanship you simply can’t recreate today. The current owners have lovingly preserved that century-old character while completely transforming the heart of the home: a beautifully renovated kitchen […]

A rare opportunity to own a substantial Victorian residence in one of Brighton Center’s highly coveted and distinguished residential enclaves, locally known as the unofficial “Mansion District.” Built in 1891 and offering more than 4,000 square feet of living space, this gracious home combines remarkable architectural character with thoughtfully integrated modern comforts. The expansive, main […]

A Gem in Lambertville, New Jersey Calling all old-house lovers. This 1895 brick and frame home is a study in how to bring an older house forward without erasing what made it special in the first place. Located on a residential block in the Central Business District, this single-family home was extensively renovated and expanded, […]

This house has the kind of soul you feel the moment you walk through the door. Set on a classic tree-lined block in the heart of Passyunk Square, this is a place where time has been allowed to linger, where original details have been lovingly preserved, and where each room carries a quiet sense of […]

Stunning Eastlake Bayou St John residence with attached apartment – this beautiful home has been impeccably designed with House of Hazard and renovated with attention to every detail! With 2,270 SF under roof, the main residence offers 1,802 with 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, and a home office. The double parlors serve as the formal living […]

Rare Rockefeller-Era Treasure in Forest Hills! Stunning French Normandy-style home commissioned by the Rockefeller family in 1929 and designed by renowned architect Andrew J. Thomas. One of only 81 homes commissioned on the site of the John D. Rockefeller estate, this remarkable residence is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Beautifully preserved architectural […]

Welcome to Residence 10DC at The Osborne, one of Manhattan’s most iconic and architecturally significant cooperatives. Perfectly positioned just moments from Central Park, this impeccably high-floor, renovated one-bedroom home offers the rare combination of prewar grandeur, modern luxury and timeless New York provenance. This warm and gracious home is a true turnkey offering – beautifully […]

Privately tucked behind gates and mature hedges in the Hollywood Hills, this captivating 1920s French Normandy-inspired residence blends Old Hollywood character, privacy, and modern luxury. A long, cypress-lined driveway leads to the property, offering 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, including a 4-bedroom, 2-bath main residence with approximately 2,494 sq ft of official living space and […]

The Peter Stickles House — c. 1857 Known as the Peter Stickles House, this handsome brick home has been part of Schenectady’s historic Stockade District since circa 1857. An official historic plaque marks the home, which retains the architectural details and gracious proportions that make the Stockade such a special place to live. Nearly 2,900 […]

One of Austin’s most remarkable surviving Folk Victorian homes, the Wilkins-Heath House offers a rare opportunity to own a beautifully preserved piece of the city’s earliest residential history. Dating to the late 1880s, the home is a City of Austin Historic Landmark and contributing property within the Travis Heights-Fairview Park National Register Historic District. National […]

Stunning, fully detached, all-brick 1910 Colonial Revival rowhouse in the Monument Avenue Historic District, in the heart of The Fan. This 4 bedroom/2.5 bath home was extensively renovated to blend historic character with modern comfort. Original heart pine floors were uncovered and refinished throughout, and original pocket doors were restored to full working order between […]

A rare opportunity to own one of North Carolina’s most historically significant waterfront residences. Built circa 1769, the Warner House, later incorporated into Beaufort’s famed Davis Boarding House, is older than the Declaration of Independence and represents more than two and a half centuries of Coastal Carolina history. Prominently positioned along Beaufort’s iconic Front Street […]

Tucked just off King Street, this 1770 row house is a true historic gem. Historic hardwood floors run throughout, with three fireplaces and soaring ceilings, and the layout tops off with a charming loft level that gives the whole place a unique, charming flow. It’s the kind of home that makes you stop and imagine […]

A rare masterpiece of early Maryland heritage, the iconic Dr. Charles McGill House (c.1820) stands as a premier architectural landmark in the heart of the Jefferson Historic District. Presiding over an expansive, level 0.4-acre village lot, this commanding brick residence seamlessly bridges two centuries of American craftsmanship. It culminates in an extraordinary, living piece of […]

A rare opportunity in Houston Heights, one of Houston’s most beloved historic neighborhoods and recognized as one of the nation’s best, 945 Harvard Street is an extraordinary 1908 house offering space, history and a remarkable corner lot. Known for its historic architecture and mature trees, the Heights is home to acclaimed restaurants, independent cafés and […]

Homes of this caliber are a rare offering. Featuring classic half-timbering, stone cut from the property, a clay tile roof, copper accents, and a signature Tudor turret, this 1933 Edwin Keeble design is a masterclass in Tudor Revival architecture. The home is defined by its warm and enduring wood casement windows, bold archways, and original […]

Discover this unique 3 bd/2.5ba Victorian home located at 302 Hancock St, Nashville, TN 37207. 12-foot ceilings, original hardwood floors, exposed brick, and stained glass chandeliers set the tone. The millwork and cabinetry throughout reflect a high-quality craftsman renovation using premium materials while remaining true to the character of the home. The kitchen features a […]

Built in 1855 and once home to prominent Furman professor Charles H. Judson, this extraordinary home stands as a rare surviving example of Greenville’s early architectural heritage. Delicate Victorian gingerbread trim, a charming wraparound front porch, soaring ceilings exceeding ten feet in height, hardwood floors, antique hardware, and generations of carefully preserved craftsmanship create an […]

Welcome to 420 W 14th Ave, a truly exceptional historic home located in the heart of Spokane’s coveted South Hill. Nestled within the nationally recognized Marycliff-Cliff Park Historic District, this remarkable residence blends timeless architecture, modern luxury, and the enduring craftsmanship inspired by renowned architect Kirtland Cutter. From the moment you arrive, you’ll appreciate the […]

Built in 1916 for Ross Shaw Sterling — founder of Humble Oil (which became Exxon) and the 31st Governor of Texas — the Sterling Mansion was the first house constructed in Rossmoyne, a short private-place enclave that Sterling himself developed on land he had acquired in the early 1900s. The street was renamed Yoakum Boulevard […]

The Essence of Westchester Luxury. A Grand Briarcliff Manor Estate sited on 3.83 Private Acres. Perfectly positioned between the Hudson River and Sleepy Hollow Country Club. World-class dining, shopping and Metro North train are nearby, blending convenience with serene privacy. The stately home boasts five spacious ensuite bedrooms, including a spectacular primary suite with a […]

Built in 1887 in the Aesthetic Movement Style, this red brick building commands the center of Warren Street in the heart of Hudson. The exterior features extensive ornamental terra-cotta panels and trim. The historic interior retains elaborate wood beam ceilings with richly paneled rooms, oak and cherry fireplace mantles and intricate parquet floors. Originally a […]

Never before offered on the public market, this extraordinary waterfront estate is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own a true piece of New York City history reimagined for modern luxury living. Originally constructed in 1930 by master jewelers from Austria, the home stands as a testament to enduring craftsmanship and vision. Its stone facade, imported by […]

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 […]

First time to market in twenty years, this extraordinary 1920s Spanish Colonial is an invitation to dream—to preserve, restore, and reimagine a home of remarkable presence and provenance. Set on nearly .9 acres beneath a canopy of mature trees and enveloped by lush greenery, the property feels transported from another place entirely—less Dallas, more Italian […]

Built circa 1869 and rooted in more than 150 years of St. Louis history, 1840 South 8th Street is a remarkable Soulard residence where the architecture tells a story all its own. Historical research traces the home to German born bricklayer and stonemason Charles Eyermann, with later two story additions made during the ownership of […]