Houses for Sale in Cities
Old Houses for Sale in Cities
What is it about city life that makes one never want to sleep? If the stuff of your dreams includes stoops, sidewalks and twilight rooftop dinners, take a peek inside some of our favorite urban dwellings currently on the market. From townhouses to pieds-a-terre to palaces in the sky, it’s all inside. DREAM BIG. DREAM TALL.
This beauty sits in the Limerick section of Old Louisville on South Sixth Street. Just a couple of blocks from Olmsted’s Central Park. At just $122 per Sq. Ft., this Second Empire with Italianate influences is a super great deal. Offering 3735 Sq. Ft. with 4 bedrooms and 4 full baths along with a massive […]
c. 1893
Historic treasure in El Presidio, built in 1893, owned & loved by current owners for 30 years, kept almost completely original. Hardwood floors, high ceilings, 3 clawfoot tubs, picture rails, so many turn of the century details. Gorgeous outdoor spaces with lush flowering gardens will charm you. There is a greenhouse and a chicken coop. […]
The McKinney-McDonald House is a distinguished Galveston landmark and Victorian masterpiece. Built in 1890, this Eastlake-style Victorian residence in the East End Historic District reflects the craftsmanship and architectural character of its era. Hallmarks of Victorian design including intricate millwork, decorative wood detailing, ornate hardware, steep gables, patterned shingles, and a dramatic spiral staircase are […]
Watch the Virtual Tour here! Presenting Coronado’s original Mills Act residence! The home has been completely reimagined and fully reconstructed to celebrate contemporary coastal lifestyle. Introducing an exquisite blend of elevated living and masterful artistry, coming together to form this exceptional residence. Positioned perfectly on a winding tree-lined street, and just a short stroll […]
Situated on nearly 1.5 acres, this remarkable estate is one of the oldest surviving homes in Summerville and has been lovingly maintained to preserve its historic character. Dating between 1796 and 1808, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the Ancrum-Waring House and recognized as a significant contributor to the Summerville […]
Watch the Virtual Tour, here. Visit the Woolsey Heights webpage here The Alden and Thomasene Howell House, iconic NC estate on the National Register of Historic Places. Built in 1905 on a ridge overlooking Waynesville known as Millionaires Row, the 2.5 story, 4BR/3BA home offers stunning views of Mount Lyn Lowry and the Plott Balsam […]