$985,000 SOLD Situated on the bluff overlooking Sunset Hill, Underbridge Park, and sunset views, this 1896 home has been thoughtfully updated with modern conveniences while preserving its historic charm. Curved walls & staircases, beautiful HW floors, and nostalgic built-ins all represent a custom home that was exceptionally special in its ...
Read More »The Blades House in New Bern
The Blades House in New Bern, NC was built in 1903 for lumber tycoon William B. Blades Sr. Designed by local architect Herbert Woodley Simpson, the home is one of the finest examples of the Queen Anne style with Colonial Revival details in North Carolina. The Blades family was one ...
Read More »1904 Classical Revival – Maryville, MO (George F. Barber)
623 W 3rd St, Maryville, MO 64468 The landmark ‘Robinson Home’ .Gorgeous woodwork, original fireplaces, curved-glass windows, and huge rooms will make you feel like you’ve stepped back in time – but all of the modern updates have been made! New furnace(s), all new baths, granite kitchen, new paint, new ...
Read More »43 W Main Street, Granville
Sold Elegant & majestic, this one sprawls 6736 sqft plus a guest house w/ 2,800 additional spaces completely renovated. This resurgent town is filled w/museums, arts, shops & restaurants in beautiful Washington County 40 minutes to Saratoga Springs, Lake George & close to the VT border. Set on a double ...
Read More »The Philip Chapin House
The Philip Chapin House – built in 1867 by prominent New Hartford family, this grand Victorian is one of the finest examples of Northern Italian Renaissance style architecture in Connecticut. Careful stewardship has resulted in an incredibly rare preservation, with astounding original details on both the exterior and interior. Grand ...
Read More »1867: The Lafayette Park House
Crowd management in the park This victorian home in miniature was built as a single story police station in 1867, around the same time as the fence surrounding Lafayette Park. It was a field office of sorts for the main Soulard Police Station. Police stationed here dealt with the ...
Read More »Inside this adorable Benton Park mansard-roofed Victorian
Wait until you see the two-story home’s rooftop terrace. Located next to Benton Park, this two-bedroom home offers a quiet space while being in the heart of the city. Although built in 1886, the interior feels fresh with new appliances, upstairs flooring, and piping detail. It’s the hardwood floors, tall windows, and exposed ...
Read More »Inside an 1893 Lafayette Square mansion
With original woodwork and a backyard carriage house, it’s a Romanesque dream. This seven-bed, six-bath Romanesque has undergone a few renovations since its construction, but the home has retained all of its original architecture. Inside, you’ll find original woodwork, molding, and light fixtures, as well as an updated kitchen and master bathroom. ...
Read More »The Jackson House Of Gamaliel
Stay at the Jackson House of Gamaliel. The Victorian-style house was built in 1904 and underwent a complete renovation in 2017 While the form of the house is essentially a T-plan, the 1.5-story frame house just drips with exterior ornamentation – spindles, finials, turned and chamfered balusters, spandrels, fretwork, and brackets. ...
Read More »The Metts–McNeill House in Savannah
Opulent Forsyth Park Estate. Designed to complement the famed Forsyth fountain by acclaimed architect, G.L. Norman, for Lawrence McNeil, this Greek revival mansion was completed in 1903. Truly unparalleled, this is the only private estate facing the fountain and is delicately wrapped in porches to supply sweeping views of the ...
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