Offered at just $25,000, this 1900 turn-of-the-century residence on 0.37 acres presents an extraordinary opportunity for historic home enthusiasts, investors, or dedicated restoration artists. Spanning a generous 2,114 square feet, the property retains a remarkable collection of original 1900s craftsmanship—including an ornate staircase, stained glass, built-ins, and heavy paneled doors. While years of neglect mean…
Imagine waking up to sweeping, 360-degree water views in every single direction. Located at 10 Phoebe Island on the pristine waters of Sebec Lake, this fully renovated 1938 island retreat offers the ultimate Maine waterfront experience without sacrificing convenience. Spanning 920 square feet on its own private island, this turnkey property comes completely insulated, mostly…
Step back in time and own a piece of St. Joseph history with the iconic Herschel Bartlett-Parker House! Built in 1887, this magnificent 5,073-square-foot estate offers a rare combination of Victorian-era character, massive scale, and modern functional versatility. Boasting 7 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, and 3 full kitchens, this historic property presents an incredible canvas for…
Steeped in timeless 1920s elegance, this all-brick Dutch Colonial in coveted Pennrose Park Country Club pairs historic Craftsman details with exceptional modern infrastructure. Spanning 2,365 square feet on a beautifully landscaped 0.35-acre lot, this 4-bedroom home captures the warmth, character, and romantic detail of a bygone era. From hand-laid brick pathways and hardwood floors to…
Set on more than an acre of mature, tree-canopied grounds, this 1938 Tudor Revival is a true landmark residence along one of Dayton’s most iconic historic parkways. Impeccably preserved by the same family for decades, this 2,966-square-foot home balances classic storybook charm—complete with half-timbering, steep gables, and an arched porch—with light-filled modern living spaces. Positioned…
Step back in time to experience the unrivaled grandeur of The Brown/Neuffer/Ford House, an architectural masterpiece built in 1900 on Abbeville’s premier residential corridor. Designed by original owner C.D. Brown alongside a Charleston architect, this 4,638-square-foot Queen Anne Victorian features a striking polygonal corner tower w/ a bell-shaped domed roof, intricate fretwork, and a lush…
Escape to the serene beauty of Eastern North Carolina with this classic turn-of-the-century farmhouse perched on 2.69 lush acres along Old Merry Hill Road. Built in 1902, this generous 3,620-square-foot home embodies the timeless, unhurried spirit of rural coastal living. Offering up to five flexible bedrooms, authentic wood floors, and endless potential, this property is…
Available for the first time since its construction in 1878, The Chancellor House is a landmark 16-room estate offering a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a piece of American history. Designed by renowned Cincinnati architect A.C. Nash for industrialist Colonel William Nelson Chancellor, this grand 5,827-square-foot residence has been cherished by five successive generations of the…
Step back in time and experience the breathtaking elegance of The Wilkerson-Richardson Home, an extraordinary Greek Revival residence dating back to circa 1848. Spanning an expansive 3,700 square feet on a prime 0.84-acre corner lot in historic downtown Marion, this Antebellum treasure showcases the grand proportions, timeless architectural detail, and master craftsmanship of a bygone…
Known as the “Thomas C. Lee House,” this stately 1914 residence designed by architect Oliver Duke Wheeler offers a rare blend of timeless architectural elegance, massive scale, and modern versatility. Situated on a commanding 1.13-acre corner lot along Monroe’s coveted East Franklin Street corridor, this 4,736-square-foot estate delivers impressive historic character, flexible main-level living, and…