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PARIS, FRANCE Historic 16th-century townhouse in the center of Paris. Completely renovated, central air-conditioning, elevator, 6 bedrooms, 7 baths, sauna, exercise room, full American kitchen, featured in Architectural Digest. On the same street, 5 doors down, as the oldest house still standing in Paris (1407). Located blocks from the Pompidou Center (Museum of Modern Art) and near the Picasso Museum. Notre Dame in view from street corner; $2,900,000. (617) 492-4710, www.paristownhouse.com.

ST. CHARLES, IL Built in the early 1900s by Herbert P. Crane of the Chicago-based Crane Plumbing family, this country estate is located in one of Chicago's prestigious western suburbs. The stately Georgian mansion has been restored and carefully maintained. On 2 acres, the home features 5 bedrooms, 4 1/2 baths, 5 fireplaces, hardwood and marble floors, granite countertops, arched doorways, 3 porches, and finished lower level; $1,750,000. Peggy Brown, Sevenoaks Realty, (630) 302-2291, peggy@pegbrown.com.

EASTERN SHORE, MD Franklin B. Culver House, c. 1895. Distinctive Victorian with high architectural and historical merit. In waterfront village of Tyaskin. Beautifully preserved condition with an abundance of elaborate Victorian trim. Wraparound porch. On 1.31 acres of lawn and mature trees. Walk to Chesapeake waters and nearby boating. Deep water marina within a mile. Old store building included needs restoration. Offered at $299,900. Alice Fisher, Long and Foster Real Estate, (410) 430-1739, (410) 546-3211. #406740.

UPPER MARLBORO, MD Content (Bowling House), c. 1787. This is a beautifully restored, fully modernized 4-level colonial with 4 bedrooms and 3 1/2 baths. Has stunning woodwork throughout, 5 fireplaces, and 5-zone heating. Has an in-law/rental apartment with private entrance. Two-story carriage house with 4-car garage; 3-bay carport, electric, water, and heat. Walk to the Prince George's County Court House and Administration Building; $875,000. Frank McKnew, REMAX 100, (301) 870-1346.

CHELSEA, MI Chelsea House Victorian Inn. Meticulously restored to its 1881 grandeur, this home is filled with beautiful Eastlake-style woodwork, original hardwood floors, pocket doors, 3 gas fireplaces, and stained-glass windows. With 5 bedrooms, 6 full baths, and 2 half baths. Attached carriage house for guests, staff, or renters. Zoned for residential, commercial, or retail. Lovely gazebo in backyard; $849,000. Carolyn Lepard, Edward Surovell Realtors, (734) 663-9202. More photos at www.carolynlepard.com.

WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI Historic Gordon Hall, c. 1843, built by Judge Samuel Dexter. Two-story, 5,371-sq.-ft. antebellum mansion built in a Greek revival style. Includes approximately 67.68 rolling acres, 4-car garage, and 2 ranch homes. Just 15 minutes west of Ann Arbor. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, 1972; the state register, 1958; and the Washtenaw County Historic District, 2001. Call Steve Morris, GVA Strategis, (248) 331-0205, s_morris@gvastrategis.com.

HOLLY SPRINGS, MS Hamilton Place, c. 1838. This lovely antebellum home reeks of old southern charm. Located in gracious historic Mississippi town. Home features chandeliers with medallions, 4 fireplaces, and 12 ft.-ceilings. Has 4 bedrooms and 4 baths. Has in-ground pool with pool house or guest cottage. Just 45 minutes to Memphis airport. Formerly a bed-and-breakfast; $464,500. Mary Jean Smith, Banyan Tree Realtors, (901) 853-8666.

NATCHEZ, MS On the Mississippi. The Burn c. 1834, National Register home, completely renovated with 11,000 sq. ft. Grand entry with graceful unsupported staircase, 4 large parlors, 6 bedrooms, and 4 1/2 baths, Art Deco kitchen and baths. 1834 guesthouse with 4 bedrooms and 4 baths. Two acres Heritage gardens, pool, patios, 3-car garage. Home, bed-and-breakfast ready to move in; $1,499,000. Sandra Smith/Doug Merritt, Coldwell Banker Brown & Co., (601) 442-9999, (800) 654-8859, www.theBurnusa.com.

PASS CHRISTIAN, MS This renovated estate, Belle B'Anne, c. 1849, on National Register was brought back to better than original condition. Located on approximately 5 acres overlooking the Gulf of Mexico. The main house has 10,000 sq. ft., master suite on main floor, 14 ft.-ceilings, 5 fireplaces. Front porch with sweeping views of the Gulf. Four-car garage, pool and pool house, guesthouse, greenhouse, carriage house, and other historic outbuildings; $4,200,000. Dr. Harry Danielson, (228) 380-8082, www.thebellebanne.com.

MOORESVILLE, NC Historic Mott House, a unique 1885 Queen Anne residence, must be relocated. Details include unusual cross-gable design with central entrance, 6 original mantels, elegant plasterwork, 3-story staircase. Possible candidate for tax credits. Owned by Lowe's Corp. and located near Charlotte and Lake Norman. Lowe's will contribute to relocation and rehabilitation costs. Price by proposal. Contact Preservation NC for information about this and other historic properties (919) 832-1651, www.PreservationNC.org.

PERQUIMANS COUNTY, HERTFORD, NC Jonathan Hill Jacocks House. This 4,000 sq. ft. 1815/1837 Federal/Greek revival house has undergone 3 years of rehabilitation. Features: copper roof, 4-zoned heat/air, great-room kitchen, rooms with livable scale, 5 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, front/rear stairways, 4 porches, 2-bay barn, 5 landscaped acres. Near Elizabeth City, 45 minutes to Norfolk, VA. Sited between Albemarle Sound/Little River; $585,000. Jean Carr, (919) 834-9955, jeancarr@bellsouth.net, www.PreservationNC.org.

ROXBORO, NC Mid-1800s Garland-Buford House. National Register property on 2-plus acres 1 hour from Research Triangle Park. Two-story Greek revival of Italianate design with embellished sawnwork ornamentation by mastercraftsman Thomas Day: trefoil, lozenge, and scallop designs on entrances, windows, eaves, porches, mantels, and stairs. Completely renovated with 3,744 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, and 2 1/2 baths. In-ground pool; $395,000. Lisa Janes, Distinctive Properties, (919) 423-3463 or 688-9314, www.olderhouse.com.

WILLIAMSTON VICINITY, NC Swamp Lawn, a rural 1857 plantation house on 4 acres. One of the finest antebellum homes in the Roanoke River Valley. Grandly scaled and elegantly detailed large Greek revival residence by a renowned local builder. Includes commissary and tenant house. Needs total rehabilitation. Eligible for NC tax credits; $50,000. Preservation North Carolina (919) 832-1651, www.PreservationNC.org for complimentary magazine featuring NC properties available for restoration in all price ranges.

LAKE SUNAPEE REGION, NH Grand 1840 colonial with open concept living taking advantage of Mt. Kearsarge views. With 5,140 sq. ft., 5 bedrooms, 3 working fireplaces, 30-ft. porch, and large deck. On 17 acres with lawns, pasture, stone walls, and majestic trees. Includes charming guest cottage and 2 barns. In storybook Wilmont village, 45 minutes to Manchester airport, 90 minutes to Boston, 20 minutes to Dartmouth College; $1,200,000. Pam Perkins, New London Agency, (603) 526-8541, pamperk@tds.net.

CAPE MAY, NJ Picture-perfect Victorian, lovingly renovated on a large lot with private garden overlooking The Physick Estate lawn. This home offers 5-plus bedrooms, 4 baths, full attic for expansion, ground-floor guest quarters, office, and storage. There is gas radiant heat, central air, hardwood floors, large kitchen, great room, and formal living room and dining room. Detached 1 1/2-car garage. A must see; $1,295,000. Chris Clemans & Co., Inc. Realtors, (800) 828-9751, www.ChrisClemans.com.

MORRISTOWN, NJ This Tudor home, c. 1905, is on 1.98 acres on historic Miller Road in Morristown—one of Morris County's historical destinations and sites near coveted treasures: Gen. George Washington headquarters and Macculloch Hall Historical Museum. Offers 8 bedrooms, 9 fireplaces, plus an au pair suite. Authentic elements are found in a grand-scale staircase, high ceilings, original floors, magnificent architecture, and Victorian details; $1,699,000. Ned Ward Realtors, Madison (973) 377-3454, New Vernon (973) 540-0660.

SANTA FE, NM Pueblo revival. Bishop Everett Jones House, designed in 1951 by legendary John Gaw Meem, restored by the architect's daughter. In National Register. Flagstone terraces and portals, 8 fireplaces, incomparable views. Upgraded kitchen within original footprint, 90 mountain acres inside city limits; conservation easement preserves the land's integrity while allowing construction of additional house and guesthouse; $4,950,000. David Feldt, Santa Fe Properties, (800) 374-2931, davefeldt@earthlink.net.

TAOS, NM Historic 250-year-old adobe hacienda with 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, 4,021 sq. ft. Graced by 9 fireplaces, 34 hand-carved doors, rich wood and tiled flooring. Dramatic great room, elegant dining room, country-style kitchen, light-filled studio space. Spacious upstairs master suite with home office, enclosed balcony, and deck. Flower-filled courtyard, charming guesthouse, and exquisite portals. Ridge-top setting with spectacular valley and mountain views; $910,000. Sidney M. Brennan, The Brennan Company, (505) 751-3135.

HUDSON, NY This elegant 1893 colonial revival showcases magnificent, perfectly preserved original woodwork throughout its 16 rooms, with 7 fireplaces. Intimate yet stunning, the 4,600 sq. ft. of history and romance include original exterior features like cypress clapboard. Located in the center of fascinating Hudson: 2 hours to Manhattan and 3 blocks to Amtrak; $1,400,000. Visit this beautiful home at www.charlestraverhouse.com. Contact (212) 769-2447.

UTICA, NY 1 Rutger Park, Italian villa built in 1854 designed by A.J. Davis. Located near the central business district and within the Scenic and Historic District. Property used as a private hospital until 2004. This property will be sold as a pair with #3 Rutger Park (see below) with up to 3 acres of land or sold separately because the owners are looking to restore and preserve the historical presence of the properties. Brian Snow, Pyramid Brokerage Company, (315) 736-0856, bsnow@pyramidbrokerage.com.

UTICA, NY 3 Rutger Park, Greek revival/Federal built in 1830, designed by Philip Hooker. Located near the central business district, within the Scenic and Historic District. Property used as a family residence with many historical amenities. This property will be sold as a pair with #1 Rutger Park (see above) with up to 3 acres of land or sold separately because the owners are looking to restore and preserve the historical presence of the properties. Brian Snow, Pyramid Brokerage Company, (315) 736- 0856, bsnow@pyramidbrokerage.com.

WHITE CREEK, NY Historic brick house, c. 1800, restored in 1975. Original features: keeping-room fireplace with bake-oven, corner cupboard with shaped shelves, buttery, beamed ceilings, wainscoting, dogleg staircase, built-in cupboards, doors, and chair-rail. Newer addition includes a floor-to-ceiling fireplace, 2 1/2 baths, and 2-car garage. Mature landscaping with hardwood trees surrounded with year-round brook, view of rolling hills. On 1.4 acres on Vermont border; $209,000. Norman Gronning, (802) 375-6376.

LAKEVILLE, OH Joseph DeYarmon House, built 1864, on the National Register. Three-story brick Italianate Victorian restored to the era. Features 12 ft.-ceilings on main floor, 2 parlors—one with an Austrian crystal chandelier, other with 24K gold painted ceiling. Dining room with crystal chandelier. With 5 fireplaces, 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, and third-floor ballroom. On 20 acres, tillable and woods, ideal for horses. Much more! $550,000. Randal S. Miller, Century 21 Rumbaugh & Assoc., (419) 289-2828.

DOWNINGTOWN, PA Charming 1780s-1820 farmhouse on 2.6 acres of beautiful landscaping in a private setting. Built in the 1700s, this home is a combination of old and new with wood floors, beamed ceilings, and 4 fireplaces—include hearth in family room. The 1800s addition reflects the details of that period with its thick walls, high ceilings, and deep windows. Relaxing front porch adds to the casual elegance. $655,000. Christine Suhadolnik, Long and Foster Historic Homes, (610) 431-8554, www.HistoricHomesInPa.com.

HANOVER, PA The Shirk Building, c. 1860. Authentically restored to meet Dept. of Interior Standards. Original glass, floors, tin ceilings, elevator, etc. Located in downtown Hanover, Pa.'s third largest historic district. Located 18 miles southeast of Gettysburg. Currently a furniture store, the building is about 18,000 sq. ft., plus full basement. Basement has foundation blocks of original building, dating back to the 17th century. All original deeds are available; $540,000. Sandy at (717) 637-2577, thesandywoods@yahoo.com.

BEAUFORT, SC The Castle, c. 1859, is an elegant 3-story house situated on a full city block in historic Beaufort's Old Point neighborhood. Nestled amid lush gardens, azaleas, camellias, and giant live oak trees, the house faces a large bend on Beaufort River (Intracostal Waterway). This unique house features a wide double staircase in the central hall, and has 6 bedrooms, 5 1/2 baths, 8 fireplaces, with 8,118 sq. ft. of living area. Dee Hryharrow, Town & Country Real Estate, (843) 524-2842, (800) 211-1105, or dee@islc.net.

CHARLESTON, SC An authentic uncorrupted Charleston Georgian single house, c. 1760, with original paneling, mantels, and staircase. The location is opposite where George Washington chose to stay during his 1791 tour. This location was good then and is great now. With an oversized lot and great potential, this property is one of the last Georgians to be ready for restoration; $2,600,000. Dan Ravenel, Daniel Ravenel Real Estate, (800) 382-2279, www.danielravenel.com.

CHARLESTON, SC This residence is a single house, c. 1826, on a palatial scale and is one of the premier examples of Italianate architecture in America. This 4-story property with dependencies is on almost half an acre of land in the historic area. Beautiful ironwork and wonderful details throughout. The enormous side garden and 3 piazzas are perfect for entertaining or simply relaxing and imbibing the atmosphere of Charleston; $3,250,000. Dan Ravenel, Daniel Ravenel Real Estate, (800) 382-2279, www.danielravenel.com.

CHARLESTON, SC Picture-perfect home in historic area of Wagener Terrace. This Dutch Colonial cottage is on a rare double lot with large side yard and huge front porch. Interior has heart-pine floors, spacious rooms, large windows, and surprising architectural details. Has 1,522 sq. ft., gas log fireplaces in living and dining rooms, off-street parking for 2 cars, separate storage building. Has decorative picket fence and privacy fence; $325,000. Charlotte Fairey, Disher, Hamrick & Myers, (800) 577-4118, charlestonrealestate.net.

CHARLESTON, SC Downtown carriage house very close to the Medical University of South Carolina. Includes a lush garden with reflecting pool, columned porch and piazza. Interior has 1,870 sq. ft., high ceilings, hardwood floors, crown molding, oversized fireplace in living room, attractive and updated kitchen with new cabinets and appliances, built-in bookcases, and French doors leading to the courtyard and piazza. Has 2 off-street parking spaces; $424,999. Disher Hamrick & Myers, (800) 577-4118, charlestonrealestate.net.

CHARLESTON, SC The Shewsbury House, c. 1809. This stunning, 4-story home in the heart of Charleston's oldest neighborhood has been restored to its 19th century grandeur. More than 6,100 sq. ft. of living space, 5 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, formal living and dining rooms, drawing room, library, kitchen with attached family room, 7 fireplaces, heart-pine floors, double piazzas, and original details throughout; $2,395,000. Thomas A. Nipper, William Means Real Estate, LLC., (843) 834-3345, www.charlestonrealestate.com.

TELLICO, TN Property has 593 ft. of gently sloping lake frontage on a secluded 3.63 acre point with outstanding vistas in the area's premier lakefront community. Includes a pre-Civil War home that could easily be restored to a guest house or bed-and-breakfast. Property offers a number of beautiful home sites for an additional home that may be built on site. Dock rights included. Additional lot available if desired; $675,000. Judy Teasley, Coldwell Banker Wallace & Wallace, (865) 584-4000, www.judyteasley.com.

AMELIA, VA Winterham Plantation, c. 1855, built by John Garland Jefferson, cousin of Thomas Jefferson. Magnificently restored antebellum mansion. Just west of Richmond. Has 6,000-plus sq. ft., 4-7 bedrooms, 5 1/2 baths, and 8 fireplaces. Six porches and verandas overlooking pastures and 14-acre lake. Currently a bed-and-breakfast, this National Register and Virginia Landmark property offers endless possibilities; $1,499,950. Hank Cosby, Hank Cosby Real Estate, (804) 598-2875, www.HankCosby.com.

BROWNSBURG, VA Level Loop, in the Shenandoah Valley near historic college town of Lexington and the Virginia Horse Center, a premier early Valley of Virginia home (original portion c. 1775) with 145 pastoral acres on Hays Creek in the Brownsburg-Middlebrook conservation corridor. This exquisite farmstead is listed in both the Virginia Landmarks Register and the National Register; $2,350,000. Otis Mead or Barbara Trandel, Mead Associates, (540) 463-7168, www.meadproperties.com.

CARTERSVILLE, VA Muddy Creek Mill, mid-18th-century brick-and-stone mill with slate roof, much extant machinery; 18th-century brick post office/general store; early-19th-century frame miller's cottage with 2,000 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, and 2 baths; and outbuildings all on 24 pastoral acres between Richmond and Charlottesville. Property is on the National Register. Virginia Landmarks Commission easement on mill; $550,000. Call owner/agent at (804) 231-6731 or visit www.Toomeyland.com

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA Physic Hill plantation, c. 1810. Historic landmark in western Chesterfield minutes from 288 on 10 secluded acres overlooking large pond. With more than 3,500 sq. ft., heart-pine and brick floors, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, kitchen with fireplace, formal rooms with original moldings and mantels. Garage with upstairs apartment. Two-stall horse facility with riding rink; $649,000. Deborah James Dendtler, RE/MAX Commonwealth, (800) 394-5059, www.VirginiaAntiqueRealEstate.com.

ELAM, VA Historic home, c. 1740, built by Lodowick Elam out of good chestnut logs on a land grant from King George II. Home is lovingly restored, featuring gourmet kitchen, great room, 14 ft. ceilings, 3-5 fireplaces, 3 bedrooms, and 2 baths. Detached outbuildings: restored smokehouse and cabin; 3-car garage with overhead studio and office, darkroom, second office and art vault, and greenhouse room. Has water garden on 18 acres; $450,000. Baxter Carter, Long & Foster, (800) 583-8673.

ESSEX COUNTY, VA Edenetta, c. 1821, restored brick manor home with 5,000 sq. ft. Front and back porticos with sandstone pilasters, detailed raised plasterwork, marble and original wood mantels. Modern baths, upscale kitchen, and zoned HVAC. A 2-story kitchen/servants' quarters, smokehouse, springhouse, and 2-car garage are part of the exceptional offering. On 262 acres designated as a stewardship forest; $2,500,000. Janel O'Malley (ext. 151), Robin Marine (ext. 145), Coldwell Banker Carriage House, (800) 852-1798.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA The Donahue House, c. 1879, displays the best of a period home with modern day amenities. Original floors, fireplace mantels, bull's eye and crown moldings are found throughout the residence. A first floor master suite and a galley kitchen opening to a family room that overlooks a spacious fenced garden are special features of the home located in the Historic District close to downtown and rail; $559,000. Janel O'Malley (ext. 151) and Robin Marine (ext. 145), Coldwell Banker Carriage House, (800) 852-1798.

GLOUCESTER, VA 18th-century riverfront plantation home of Revolutionary War hero Capt. John Sinclair, honored by George Washington. The estate is a national and Virginia historic landmark. On 35 acres with 1,000 ft. of waterfront. Has 6,700 sq. ft., 6 bedrooms, 5 baths, 10 fireplaces, and 4 porches overlooking the river. Caretaker's apartment above detached 2-car garage. An ideal property for horses with 4-stall barn and riding trails; $2,300,000. Has 130 adjacent acres available. Greg Garrett at (757) 879-0000.

LEXINGTON, VA Historic Lexington Foundation offering restoration opportunity in downtown area near Washington & Lee University and Virginia Military Institute. Shell of rare timber-frame house, c. 1826-40, stabilized on new stone foundation. Original, inserted, or modified early classical mantels and detailing remain. Zoned either residential or commercial. Spacious lot lends to expansion and/or additions to accommodate variety of uses; $297,500. Otis Mead, Mead Assoc., (540) 463-7168, www.meadproperties.com.

LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA The Lewis Donohoe Farm, includes a c. 1815 stone and frame I-house with a c. 1870 addition. Eight outbuildings of log, frame, and stone construction date from c. 1815 to the early 20th century. Needs restoration. Located on a 15.98 acre conservancy lot within a premier planned community south of Leesburg; $1,400,000. Gregory C. May, (703) 934-9300, greg.may@pulte.com.

LOUISA COUNTY, VA Boswell's Tavern, c. 1735, in the Green Springs Historic District. National and Virginia historic landmark. Features 3,052 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 6 original mantels, many original interior details remaining, and outbuildings. Known for its use in 1781 as headquarters for the Marquis de Lafayette and as a meeting place for Patrick Henry, James Madison, and Thomas Jefferson; $1,295,000. Stephen T. McLean, McLean Faulconer Inc., (434) 295-1131, smclean@mcleanfaulconer.com.

MADISON, VA Brick Georgian on Court Square, c. 1730-early 1800s. The 7,200-sq.-ft. home has wide entrance hall with hanging stairway,13 fireplaces, original random-width heart-pine floors, ballroom, modern kitchen, 6 bedrooms, 5 1/2 baths, taproom in English basement. Spacious rooms with high ceilings. Blue Ridge Mountain views. Perfect as weekend residence or bed-and-breakfast. Easy access to D.C. and Charlottesville; $895,000. Dennis Woodriff, McLean Faulconer Inc., (434) 980-1840, dwoodriff@mcleanfaulconer.com.

MADISON COUNTY, VA Timberlawn, c. 1900, an exquisitely renovated 4-over-4 with 3,092 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, well-proportioned rooms, kitchen wing, 9 1/2-plus ft. ceilings, moldings, pine floors, library, tin roof, detached garage with apartment/office. On 19-plus beautiful well-protected acres, room for horses. Mature landscaping, stream, mountain and pastoral views. 45 minutes from Charlottesville; $750,000. Judy Campbell, McLean Faulconer Inc., (434) 980-8632, judy_s_campbell@yahoo.com.

PALMYRA, VA Chatham Plantation, c. 1793, 2-story manor home with 4,584 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, formal spaces, high ceilings, beautiful interior details, wood floors, 7 fireplaces, large solarium. Guest cottage, 3-bay garage, office/apartment with greenhouse and indoor lap pool, formal gardens, fruit trees, and other outbuildings on 161-plus acres, 2 streams, private setting. Appropriate for historic register; $2,300,000. Stephen T. McLean, McLean Faulconer Inc., (434) 295-1131, smclean@mcleanfaulconer.com.

PETERSBURG, VA Strachan-Harrison House, c. 1760 or earlier. Magnificently 95% restored on coveted High street in historic district. Has early woodwork, mantels, floors, doors, high ceilings, and large rooms. With 3,181 +/- sq. ft., 7 fireplaces, new baths and kitchen, and central air and heat. Located on 1-plus acres corner lot. New large 2-plus-car garage with storage above. Pool. Mature gardens with many boxwood. Dave Johnston "The Old House Man®," (804) 343-7123, www.AntiqueProperties.com.

POWHATAN, VA Courthope, c. 1809, a lovely restored French Huguenot country home with elements of Greek revival architecture, just west of Richmond, close to James River, and public boat landing. Two acres with pasture, old smokehouse, tool shed, workshop/garage. With 4 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, updated kitchen and baths. Exquisite original floors, mantels, and doors. Numerous porches and balcony overlooking scenic setting; $349,950. Hank Cosby, Hank Cosby Real Estate, (804) 598-2875, www.HankCosby.com.

RANDOLPH, VA Formosa, charming 3,000 sq. ft. Victorian, c. 1905, the last home of Jeffery St. John, journalist and broadcaster, Conservative Party. Set back on 15 acres on a quiet country road. Grand foyer with hardwood floors, 6 fireplaces with original mantels, 4 bedrooms, parlor, sunroom, library, country kitchen, and formal dining room. Country store and other outbuildings on property. Six-zone hot-water baseboard heat; $279,000. Max Sempowski, Antique Properties, (434) 391-4855, www.oldhouseproperties.com.

ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA Liberty Hill. This fine estate is located 20 minutes from Lexington and the Virginia Horse Center. The 75-acre property includes a historic house, c. 1820, which can be renovated, a superb 10-stall horse barn and riding arena, and a renovated main house. "The Cottage" with living room, grand dining room with fireplace, library with fireplace, kitchen and family room, 4 bedrooms, 5 baths, a 6-bay garage, a pool with mountain views; $1,800,000. Fred Burks, (540) 258-2828, (212) 364-1700.

SAXE, VA Sylvan Hill Plantation. Elegant manor house on top of the hill surrounded by 138 breathtaking acres. A 12-room gem with every detail restored to its original grandeur. Antique period lighting throughout. A 14 x 35 ft. country kitchen in the English basement. With 10 fireplaces, 4 baths, central HVAC, new plumbing and electrical, and porches front and back. Widows peak on the fourth floor. Five-bay carriage house front and back; $995,000. Max Sempowski, Antique Properties, (434) 391-4855, www.oldhouseproperties.com.

STAUNTON, VA Aspen Hill, c. 1800s, impeccably restored and expanded, has a handsome center hall with curved stairway, living and dining rooms with original mantels, 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, and extraordinary kitchen area next to large open glass enclosed living and breakfast area. Stunning English gardens surrounded by meadows only minutes from historic Staunton, west of Charlottesville in the Shenandoah Valley; $1,495,000. Susan Rinehart, Mead Assoc., (540) 463-7168, www.meadproperties.com.

WATERFORD, VA Laurel Hill, a historic 30-acre farm, part of 1762 land grant from Lord Fairfax located just outside the Village of Waterford, minutes from Leesburg, Purcellville, and Dulles Toll Road. Lovely brick house, c. 1762 with later additions sited among trees and large mature boxwoods. Has wonderful high ceilings, molding, heart-pine floors. With 3,000-plus sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, and 3 baths. Large barn with silo, stone springhouse, storage buildings, pastures for cattle, horses, and cultivation. S. Moore, (540) 882-3732.

WINCHESTER, VA Willow Shade, the childhood home of author Willa Cather, is a remarkable property that has been lovingly restored. Features include 10 fireplaces with original mantels, original windows and doors, 3 porches, pine floors, summer kitchen and spring room in basement. With more than 3,500 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, and 2 1/2 baths. Situated on approximately 4 1/2 acres and located just 10 miles from Winchester Medical Center; $595,000. Jackie Gilman, (540) 327-7161.

EDGAR, WI Previous Edgar Village Hall, on the National Register. Renovations done in 1996. Downstairs is renovated inside as modern office building with updated electrical, plumbing, heating, and internet wiring. Upstairs is original stage and basketball courts. In excellent condition. Asking $327,500. Currently zoned commercial; could be rezoned if needed. Call (715) 352-2599 for more information.