This is the kind of house that feels truly anchored in its history. Built in 1877 from solid, handsome brick, it has a presence and permanence that is simply impossible to replicate today. It comes from an era of true artisanship, when homes were crafted to be a legacy for future generations. You can feel … Read more
This is one of those rare homes that is woven into the very fabric of its city’s history. Built circa 1886, this isn’t just a Victorian mansion; it’s the personal residence of Thomas G. Hawkes, a titan of Corning’s defining Gilded Age industry: fine cut glass. You can feel that proud legacy of artistry and … Read more
It’s rare to find a canvas like this in the heart of a classic Virginia town. For anyone who has ever dreamed of building a home with a soul—a “new old house” that feels like it has been there for a century—this parcel on Holly Hill Street is a remarkable opportunity. At over six acres, … Read more
This isn’t just a parcel of land; it’s a piece of hallowed ground. In a place like Appomattox, the soil itself holds the history of our nation. For anyone who has ever dreamed of building a timeless home—a house with a sense of history and a deep connection to its surroundings—this 80-acre tract is a … Read more
This is more than just a magnificent turn-of-the-century home; it’s a front-row seat to a vibrant community life. Located on the very street that hosts the beloved “Porch Fest” festival, this is a property whose heart is its spectacular, covered wrap-around porch—the kind of porch that was built for swings, conversation, and connecting with neighbors. … Read more
It is almost impossible to comprehend the history this home has witnessed. Built in 1776, the Van Valkenburgh homestead is a foundational piece of American architecture, a brick Federal home that is as old as the nation itself. This is a home that beautifully bridges the centuries. The heart of the house is the magnificent … Read more
This is the kind of charming Victorian cottage that forms the heart of a historic town. Built in 1890, it’s a delightful piece of local history, starting with its welcoming front porch that just invites you to sit and watch the world go by. Inside, the home has that wonderful, authentic feel that only comes … Read more
Few homes have a story as rich, varied, and downright remarkable as this one. This isn’t just a house; it’s a survivor with an incredible journey. Born as a frontier log cabin in the 1780s, it was so well-built that it was saved and moved to its current spot on Main Street in the 1900s, … Read more
This is the genuine article—a classic turn-of-the-century New England homestead that feels deeply rooted in the Maine landscape. Built in 1900, it’s the kind of timeless property that people dream of when they imagine a more authentic, pastoral way of life. The story starts with the land. Twelve acres of fields and woods, complete with … Read more
It’s rare to find an opportunity like this—a Victorian home of such grand scale and substance, with its most important historic features still beautifully intact. The story of this home begins the moment you step into the spacious foyer. You’re immediately greeted by a magnificent, curving staircase and the warm glow of original woodwork that … Read more
This is precisely the kind of home that makes historic downtowns so special. Standing proudly on a corner lot since 1881, this isn’t a museum piece; it’s a warm, welcoming vintage home that feels like it has been lovingly maintained through the decades. You can feel the home’s history the moment you step into the … Read more
Step back in time with this beautifully preserved 1885 home featuring 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and nearly 3,400 sq ft of living space. Situated on a spacious 0.6-acre lot, this property blends historic charm with ample room both inside and out. A rare opportunity to own a piece of Marshall’s history with plenty of space … Read more