A Charming 1901 Where Original Craftsmanship Meets Modern Comfort

Some old houses reveal their character through grand staircases and elaborate ornamentation; others win you over through the smaller details that make a home feel unmistakably authentic. 62 W 11th St, Holland, MI 49423 | Offered at $649,900 3 Bedrooms | 2 Full Bathrooms | 1 Half Bathroom | 2,725 Sq Ft | Built in … Read more

Historic Estate: c. 1901 Turn-of-the-Century Landmark | $725,000

322 Spruce St, Bristol, TN 37620 | Offered at $725,000 4 Bedrooms | 4 Full Bathrooms + 1 Half Bath | 4,198 Sq Ft | Built in 1901 | 2.4 Acres Imagine owning a historic home where towering classical columns frame a wraparound porch, six fireplaces retain their original mantels, and a separate carriage house … Read more

Architectural Provenance: c. 1900 Traditional Landmark | $379,000

Imagine opening the front door of a Victorian home and finding that the details everyone loves about old houses are still waiting for you: carved wood panels, stained-glass windows, original hardware, and a staircase that commands the foyer. Built in 1900, this Queen Anne residence announces its personality from the outside, where a spectacular three-story … Read more

The New York Property: c. 1900 Historic | $69,000

Some turn-of-the-century houses are remembered for ornate woodwork or grand staircases; others stand out because their original layouts still offer practical possibilities more than a century later.   308 Mount Zoar Street is a two-story, wood-sided property built in 1900, now configured as a two-unit residence with the potential to appeal to buyers interested in … Read more

The Virginia Property: c. 1914 Historic Home | $379,000

There is something particularly appealing about a house that has been updated without losing the architectural language that made it special in the first place, and 310 Calhoun Street is a fine example.   Built in 1914 in a distinctive double-brick Craftsman style, this substantial residence sits on a landscaped corner lot in the heart … Read more

The Mill Agent’s House: c.1864 Brick Second Empire| $999,999

Standing prominently on South Street, this remarkable 1864 brick Second Empire residence was originally built as the Mill Agent’s Home, connecting it directly to Rollinsford’s historic Salmon Falls mill community.   Its distinctive mansard roof, dormer windows, commanding brick façade, soaring ceilings, period woodwork, fireplaces, and hand-painted murals preserve the grandeur expected of an important … Read more

The Oil Baron Mansion: c. 1870 Historic Victorian Estate | $429,000

  Once known as an Oil Baron mansion, 708 N Perry Street is an impressive 1870 Victorian residence that captures the prosperity and architectural ambition of Pennsylvania’s historic Oil Region.   With 5,228 square feet of living space, six bedrooms, and six bathrooms, the three-story home offers substantial scale while retaining the character expected of … Read more

c.1900 Adaptive-Reuse Landmark, Historic Brick Structure | $200,000

In Springfield, Vermont, 199 Summer Street presents an extraordinary adaptive-reuse opportunity: a roughly 11,500-square-foot former school building set on approximately 2.5 acres.   Built around 1900, the substantial two-story structure retains a solid brick exterior, brick foundation, and slate roof, giving the building a distinctive historic institutional character. 199 Summer St, Springfield, Vermont — $200,000 … Read more

The Chardon Road Country Estate: c.1905 Historic Homestead |$125,000

Tucked onto a 1.34-acre wooded property in Euclid, Ohio, 24105 Chardon Road is a charming 1905 Colonial with the atmosphere of a country estate despite its convenient location. The property is currently offered for $125,000, after being reduced from an original asking price of $229,900.   Inside, warm rustic walnut floors bring character to the … Read more

c.1920 Historic Traditional Woodwork and Decorative Fireplace | $54,000

For just $59,000, 208 Parriott Avenue presents an intriguing chance to rescue a 1920 residence and transform it into a character-filled home.   The two-story property retains beautiful original woodwork, a spacious living room, hardwood floors, and a traditional layout that provides a solid foundation for renovation.   208 Parriott Ave, Moundsville, West Virginia — … Read more

The Historic A.M. Legg House: c. 1913 Landmark Estate | $299,900

Standing prominently on a corner in Pontiac, 100 N Walnut Street is the historic A.M. Legg House, a magnificent early-20th-century residence built for prominent businessman and former mayor Achalis Morris Legg.   With more than 3,700 square feet, the home preserves an extraordinary collection of period craftsmanship, including original mosaic tile floors, beautiful hardwoods, elaborate … Read more

c.1907 Historic, Hardwood Floors, Elegant Arched Doorways and Fireplace | $259,000

Built in 1907, this beautifully maintained Colonial Foursquare in Danville’s Lincoln Park Historic District preserves the craftsmanship and proportions that make early-20th-century homes so enduring. 1104 Sheridan St, Danville, Illinois — $259,000 5 bedrooms | 2 baths | 2,808 sq. ft. | Built 1907 | 0.34 acres | Lincoln Park Historic District The 2,808-square-foot residence … Read more