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 DAYTONA BEACH, FL Three-story 1910 Victorian located in historic downtown, across from Intracoastal Waterway. Restored with attention to details. Updated electrical and plumbing. Has new central heat and air. Original heart-pine floors, 2 gas fireplaces, 3 bedrooms, and 2 1/2 baths. Brick courtyards surround the property with a pond, fountain, and gardens. The house is within walking distance of restaurants, shopping, and theaters; $425,000. (386) 846-9348, 1mikecurtis@earthlink.net.
MIAMI BEACH FL Historic Helen Mar built in 1936! Beautifully restored 1-bedroom, 2-bath penthouse unit bordered by Lake Pancoast. One block to beach! Skyline and ocean views from 11 windows. Features high ceilings, detailed Deco moldings, bathrooms with murals, floor to ceiling kitchen cabinets, terrazzo and tile floors, day bed with storage, built-in bookshelves, walk-in closet, glass door frame etched in Deco design. Waterfront pool. Tom Belcher, Majestic Properties, (305) 398-7874, www.TomBelcher.com.
YEEHAW JUNCTION, FL The historic Desert Inn Restaurant and Motel (11 units) in Yeehaw Junction is now for sale due to health reasons. Property sits on 3.49 acres on the northwest corner of the intersection of Hwy 441 and SR 60. The restaurant seats 66 people. Only someone who will be interested in running an operation need respond—no bulldozers. Across the street from newly purchased 27,400 acres (destined to be built). Asking $2,400,000. (863) 634-9797.
UPSON COUNTY, MIDDLE GA The Ironside Hightower House is a 1920s early colonial revival with 13 rooms and carriage house on 2 acres. The house is shaded by 80-year-old fruit-producing pecan trees and majestic oaks. In Thomaston, where small-town charm will surround you in a Georgia Main Street city, you can own your own hard-to-find mansion in the South, where the weather is mild, cost of living is moderate, and history is rich; $298,500. Owner, (706) 741-3347, IronsideHightowerHouse@gmail.com.
HILLSBORO, IL The Red Rooster Inn.
Outstanding opportunity to own this historic brick
hotel, built in 1902. Property offers up to 8 apartments,
11 guest rooms. Main floor features a large lobby
with an open staircase, kitchen, 2 dining rooms, and
parlor with fireplace. The downstairs pub has 3 dining
rooms, one with a fireplace. Has excellent income
potential. Located 60 miles from St. Louis and 45
miles from Springfield, Ill.; $285,000. Dunn’s
Real Estate, (217) 532-2424, dunnsrealestate.com/~1
VEVAY, IN French/Swiss colonial 1814 timberframe on the Ohio River. Built by first settlers, Dufours, for the first successful winery in U.S. Has original woodwork, windows, fireplace, stone wine cellar and floors (chestnut, poplar, pine). With new roof, wiring, HVAC, plumbing, and insulation. Has 2,400 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, 3 parlors, sunroom, nursery, and large kitchen. Garage, potting shed, terraced hillside on 2 river-view acres. Asking $375,000. (812) 427-2278, sbrichto@aol.com, for more information.
ADAMS, MA Absolute Auction on August 5. Birthplace of Susan B. Anthony, c. 1818, Federal style, 4-bedroom, 2-bath Quaker farmhouse on .5 acre in the Berkshires. National Register family home of renowned suffragist and abolitionist. To be auctioned during the Susan B. Anthony Days celebration and the nationwide centennial commemoration of her death. (800) 521-0111, http://www.JJManning.com for terms and information. JJManning Auctioneers, MA Lic. 111.
LOWELL, MA Wonderful home, c. 1926, architect-designed and built by the sellers’ parents. Has never been out of the family. Consists of living and dining rooms both with fireplaces, eat-in kitchen, 4 bedrooms, and 2 1/2 baths. The siding is clapboard and the roof is Vermont purple slate. Attached 2-car heated garage. Asking $535,000. Please contact Richard Dacey at (978) 453-2239.
BRYANTOWN, CHARLES COUNTY, MD Rare opportunity to own a piece of history. Wiltshire Plains has been owned by the same family since 1857; this marks the first time in 146 years this Colonial gem, c. 1760, has been on the market! Once operated as a bed-and-breakfast, this home has been lovingly restored while maintaining the original charm and architectural details of a bygone era; $975,000. Margot Grabis, Re/Max Colonial Homes, Inc., (301) 392-5100 ext. 425, cell (240) 687-3047, margotgrabis@aol.com.
EASTERN SHORE, MD Almodington stands out as one of the most elaborate plantation homes erected on the Eastern Shore in the mid-18th century, being part of the original 1,000-acre tract owned by John Elzey in 1663. The property consists of 203 acres and more than a mile of water frontage with fantastic water views. The 5-bedroom main house has been painstakingly restored along with a 3-bedroom waterfront guest house; $5,950,000. George Turner, (410) 263-8686. Randy Staats, (410) 822-9000.
FREDERICK, MD Brick Italianate farmhouse, c. 1870, with Queen Anne embellishments added in 1890. Restored with 4,000-plus sq. ft., 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, high ceilings, grand entry, oak floors, pocket doors, transoms, third-floor suite with sun deck, wraparound porch. Modern amenities: gourmet kitchen with hickory cabinets, solarium, central air, in-ground pool, 0.25-acre lot; $567,000. Gestson & Associates, HistoricHomeTeam.com, Long & Foster Realtors, (866) 437-8766, gary@historichometeam.com.
KINGSVILLE, MD This
majestic hilltop historic estate has been totally
renovated and restored by HNS Homes. The perfect blend
of original treasured integrity and state-of-the-art
improvements. Features gourmet kitchen and master
bedroom with 2-sided fireplace open to bath with coffee
bar. Stunning bay views from widow’s walk. Has
an additional 2-bedroom carriage house with kitchen,
knotty-pine walls, and exposed brick and beams. Heidi
Krauss, Coldwell Banker, (410) 935-6881, www.heidikrauss.com.
SNOW HILL, MD Chanceford Hall is an extraordinary Greek revival on the Eastern Shore. This National Historic Landmark is on 1-plus acre with mature trees, boxwoods, and in-ground lap pool. Has 6 bedrooms, 7 baths, 10 fireplaces, and central heat/air conditioning. The 18th-century federal interior has fireplace mantels, wide-plank floors, original hardware on paneled doors; $1,275,000. Jennifer Dashiell Alder, Benjamin H. Alder, Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage, (410) 208-1300, www.dashiellalder.com.
SOMERSET COUNTY, MD Hollyhurst is a 6-acre waterfront farm that has become one of the most significant waterfront properties on the Eastern Shore. Located along the banks of the Manokin River, the 1816 home represents the history of Somerset County plantation houses while offering the amenities of a modern home. Hollyhurst has 5 bedrooms and 4 baths; $1,300,000. Jennifer Dashiell Alder, Benjamin H. Alder, Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage, (410) 208-1300, www.dashiellalder.com.
TOWSON, MD Gem of Baltimore County rooted in Maryland history. This 90-year-old exquisitely restored manor house is on 6-plus bucolic acres inside the Beltway! Gracious floor plan with 4 fireplaces and gourmet kitchen with family room. Has elevator services, 3 floors, au pair suite, and sunroom. Carriage house with rental, pool, and garage parking for 6 cars. Just 5 to 10 minutes to Amtrak, hospitals, and colleges. Jake Boone, Hill & Company, (410) 235-0023, www.poppintry.com.
UPPER MARLBORO, MD Italianate Victorian, Waverly Mansion, c. 1855. Grand entrance hall, 3-story staircase, 4 bedrooms, master suite with Jacuzzi, gourmet kitchen, 10 fireplaces, marble mantels, 12-ft. ceilings, wood floors. Equestrian facility: manager apt.,10-stall barn, fenced paddocks, Olympic-size arena. On 12 acres, next to 6,000-acre Patuxent River Park with trails. Minutes to D.C.; $1,599,000. Gestson & Associates, HistoricHomeTeam.com, Long & Foster Realtors, (866) 437-8766, gary@historichometeam.com.
SANFORD, ME William Frost house, c. 1785, in Springvale Village is an architectural treasure, lovingly restored and updated in the most essential, elegant ways and now available to a historic home enthusiast who’s been dreaming of a classic colonial and an enviable southern Maine lifestyle. Offers 5 bedrooms, gourmet kitchen, gleaming maple floors, pocket doors, fireplace, new windows, roof and heating system and porch; $435,000. #762985. Doug Lundeen, Realtor®, (800) 676-0528, ext. 131.
VIRGINIA CITY, MT Built 1876, the historic Elling House, a 5,770-sq.-ft. mansion with 15 rooms including 5 bedrooms, 1 bath, sunroom, sitting room, ballroom, dining room, kitchen plus 1 unfinished bath. Original shutters, mantels, windows, doors, hardware, woodwork, stone fireplaces, radiators, and trim. Includes home, barn, garage, cabin, chicken coop on 8 city lots overlooking town and mountains. New roof, some remodeling; $550,000. Arrow RE, (406) 682-4290, www.arrowreal.com.
CAPE MAY, NJ The Memucan Hughes House, a Federal-style home, c. 1845, on prestigious Hughes Street. Has 8 bedrooms and 3 1/2 baths, formal living room, dining room, parlor, new kitchen, numerous fireplaces, several porches including a glass-enclosed screened-in porch, and beautiful back yard. Rental apartment on second floor of 2-car garage; $2,095,000. Main house alone; $1,800,000. Chris Clemans & Co., Inc., Realtors, (800) 828-9751, www.chrisclemans.com, www.capemayinnsforsale.com.
CHESTERFIELD, NJ Lovingly maintained and beautifully restored farmhouse, c. 1790, on 8 acres is surrounded with mature plantings and beautiful trees and offers an in-ground pool. This classic center-hall colonial was recently resided and reinsulated with western red cedar. Features a granite-counter, top-of-the-line kitchen and has 3 bedrooms. A total of 5 outbuildings complete this property; $849,000. N.T. Callaway Real Estate, (609) 921-1050.
EAST AMWELL TWP., NJ Located down a long farm driveway, this Greek revival style house, c. 1830, has a signature Greek key detail in the attic windows and front door. A sensitively designed 1940 addition expanded the formal dining room. The floor plan offers a 3-season breakfast porch. Located on 6.76 acres. Includes a one-room guest cottage with efficiency kitchen; $973,000. N.T. Callaway Real Estate, (609) 397-1974.
FRENCHTOWN, NJ Built in the charming river town of Frenchtown in 1864 as a private home at the height of favor for Victorian Italianate architecture, this exceptional house luxuriates in the hallmarks of the period: 11-ft. ceilings on the first floor and broad, richly defined window and door casements. It’s presently operating as a retail store. The property includes a sunny, completely renovated 2-bedroom cottage; $1,649,000. N.T.Callaway Real Estate, (609) 397-1974.
HOPEWELL, NJ Ralston Castle was built in 1896 as a gracious family home as well as a lavish entertaining space. The reception hall opens into a mahogany library, a towered living room, and family dining room. There’s a double family room and 6 family bedrooms. The greenhouse and pump house can serve as guest suites. Property features beautiful specimen plantings; $2,750,000. N.T. Callaway Real Estate, (609) 921-1050.
HOPEWELL TWP., NJ This pre-Revolutionary War colonial with a c. 1810 addition is located in one of the most picturesque country roads in the Princeton area. The library, c. 1760, has a beamed ceiling, brick and paneled walls, and fireplace with Mercer tile surround. Random-width pine floors are throughout the house. With 5 bedrooms and 2 1/2 baths. Located on 1-plus acre with a barn, c. 1810; $849,000. N.T. Callaway Real Estate, (609) 921-1050.
MONTGOMERY TWP., NJ An 1817 historic Victorian impeccably restored and expanded and faithful to its period using the highest-quality materials, workmanship, and fixtures. Exterior improvements include gardens, an in-ground pool, and cabana. There are 5 bedrooms and 3 1/2 baths. Additional outbuildings include silo and barn. Located on 4 acres near Princeton and commuter routes; $1,475,000. N.T. Callaway Real Estate, (609) 921-1050.
SILVER CITY, NM A little taste of the South in Silver City. This adobe home built 1890 has 2 front verandas that make you think of sipping lemonade and playing croquet. The 2,100-sq.-ft. home has a large parlor, drawing room, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, office, and very large utility or bonus room. Priced at $425,000. Call Century 21 Thompson Realty, (800) 358-0021.
SOUTHERN NM Lovely, century-old historic church located in southern New Mexico. Built c. 1900 with additions in the 1930s. Recent remodeling includes updated plumbing and electric. Many original, unique features such as maple hardwood floors, beaded molding, and leaded-glass windows. ADA compliant. Not in historic registry; $185,000. For more information, contact Prudential Blue Water Real Estate, toll free (877) 682-3566. Ask for Michelle or Katie.
ESSEX, NY Historic 1790 Cape Cod cottage. The entire village is listed in the National Register. View of Lake Champlain. Same exterior measurements and room configuration as the Ethan Allen Homestead in Burlington, Vt., built by Ethan Allen’s brother, Ira. With 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, front and rear entry halls, living and dining room, family room, kitchen, brick patio and walks, private rear garden; $249,900. Contact Trish Walker (518) 963-8821, visit www.venturenorth.net.
LONG ISLAND, NY Plandome. On the North Shore close to Manhattan, this colonial revival, c. 1907, (nominated for National Register) is on spacious landscaped lot with pool. Has wraparound porch, 9 1/2-ft. ceilings, oak floors, stairway with a stained- and leaded-glass window on the landing, crown moldings, paneling, window seats and bays. Six bedrooms including master suite with fireplace; $2,200,000. Daniel Gale Sotheby’s Realty, Bonnie Doran, (516) 627-4440, ext. 222.Suzi Chase, (516) 759-4800, ext. 107.
SOMERS, NY Elegant and impeccably maintained 3-story Victorian Italianate, c. 1880, with 5,000 sq. ft., magnificent front parlor, high ceilings, beautiful crown molding, floor to ceiling windows, 3 fireplaces, and wonderful hallway-stairs and banister. On 2 acres with barn/garage/loft, heated gunite pool surrounded by perennial garden. Just 43 miles from midtown Manhattan, northeastern West- chester County; $1,549,500. MLS#2604497. Contact (914) 277-8040, FBillingsley@HoulihanLawrence.com.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY, NY National Register Dutch colonial farmhouse, c. 1750, with barn on 1.26 acres. Authentic historic details. Center-hall entry, living and dining rooms, family room, 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, wide-plank floors, 4 fireplaces, 2 brick ovens. Updated eat-in kitchen. Two studio rooms with private entrance. Basement with summer kitchen. Walk-up attic. Screened-in porch. Close to golf course, shopping, and NYC commute; $849,900. Principals only. (914) 737-1271, hermine@allvantage.com.
MERCERSBURG, PA Located on Main Street in the historic town of Mercersburg, this wonderfully decorated and maintained early 1900s all brick colonial has 3,000-plus sq. ft., 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, large front porch, portico, and pergola. Large landscaped, fenced backyard. Currently a private residence but potential for commerical use; $410,000. Brad Pethel, Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc., (800) 458-0272, (717) 360-0551, brad.pethel@longandfoster.com. Virtual tour: http://www.circlepix.com/home/L87D8B.
BRISTOLVILLE, OH Victorian home in the Italianate style, built 1874. This 4,000-sq.-ft. home is almost completely original. Exterior has an unusually broad street facade, wide overhanging eaves, large paired brackets, arched windows, 3 porches, flush siding. Interior has 11-ft. ceilings, tall doors, 4 fireplaces, winding staircase. Structurally sound but needs mechanical updates and cosmetic repairs. With 5 acres (additional available). Mature plantings, creek, 2-story barn; $249,900. Sharon Tabor, (330) 550-1143.
 ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OH
Boutique hotel and restaurant opportunity at one of
the oldest operating hotels on the National Road,
a designated scenic byway. Restoration underway. Can
yield 20 rooms and 110-seat restaurant in a historic
district with 97% first-floor and 76% upper-floor
occupancy. Near 3 I-70 interchanges at the retail
center of the Wheeling, WV, metro area. Redevelopment/operating
partner sought. Major public sector assistance available.
Call (740) 695-0156, www.theclarendonhotel.com.
TULSA, OK The Kennedy Mansion, which has been lovingly and painstakingly updated, is an amazing tribute to Tulsa’s first oil boom. With 8,500 sq. ft., red gum doors, tiger-eye maple stairs, and many original fixtures in its 6 bedrooms, 6 baths, ballroom, Prohibition room, 2 covered porches. On 1.4 acres containing a sunken garden, pool, summer house, 5-car garage, and fully restored quarters; $880,000. Marty Newman, Walter & Associates, (918) 582-4673, MLJNewman@tulsarealtors.com.
BUCKS COUNTY, PA Walled Italian gardens and the delicate earthy scent of the woods envelop this handsome 6-bedroom, 5-bath stone Federal home on 29-plus acres. A sanctuary of light and nature, it offers light-dappled rooms, a full staff wing, and the attention to detail and craftsmanship of yesteryear. Two cottages, a springhouse, in-ground pool, and parcel of land approved for building or horses complete the property; $2,975,000. Lisa James Otto Country Properties, (215) 862-2626.
GREENCASTLE, PA This 1792 Pennsylvania homestead, located on 25 acres, has a stone Pennsylvania bank barn with fencing. Home has been lovingly restored down to the original plank flooring and includes the original front door with original hardware and key. Re/Max Associates Realty, (866) 593-0010, Contact Allen Oberholzer, (717) 977-0266, allenoberholzer@remax.net.
GREENCASTLE, PA An 1884 Queen Anne Victorian located in a quaint, picturesque town. The home features period and elegant woodwork throughout and stained-glass windows. Recently redone historic sidewalk. Carriage house/garage completes the picture. Re/Max Associates Realty, (866) 593-0010, Allen Oberholzer, (717) 977-0266, allenoberholzer@remax.net.
WYNCOTE, PA Designed by William L. Price, famous arts and crafts architect, in 1896. Has 4,400 sq. ft. with custom wainscoting, hand-carved mantel, beamed ceilings, original leaded-glass windows. With 2 fireplaces, inglenook, family room, garden parlor, dining room, breakfast room, gourmet kitchen, 5 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, original sleeping porch. Detached 2-car garage. 20 minutes to Philadelphia; $769,900. Scott Laughlin, Prudential Fox & Roach, Realtors, (215) 247-3750, www.classic-neighborhoods.com.
CHARLESTON, SC Built in 1853 by Sara Smith, and known as Bee’s Row. These row houses are decorated with Italianate terra-cotta. Decorations include stone mantels, pedimented window heads, and bracketed arch doors that are presumed to have been mirrored after structures in New England. The home has beautiful, large, gracious rooms with high ceilings and lovely wood floors. An attractive restored carriage house adjoins the property; $2,250,000. Diana Goff, Daniel Ravenel Real Estate, (843) 442-0850.
CHARLESTON, SC Located within the walled city of colonial Charles Towne, Trott’s Cottage is one of the few pre-Revolutionary structures in the city. Currently home of the Southern Library Tradition Bookshop and the Gunpowder Tea Room. Beautifully landscaped double gardens with a covered patio. Heart-pine floors and 6 wonderfully restored fireplaces with gas logs. This property could be easily converted into an office or private residence; $1,985,000. Ricky Hanckel, Daniel Ravenel Real Estate, (843) 870-1931.
CHARLESTON, SC This residence, c. 1826, is a single house on a palatial scale and is one of the premier examples of Italianate architecture in America. The imposing 4-story property with dependencies is situated on almost half an acre in the historic area of downtown. Beautiful ironwork and wonderful details throughout. The enormous side garden and 3 piazzas are perfect for entertaining or relaxing and imbibing the atmosphere of Charleston; $3,250,000. Dan Ravenel, Daniel Ravenel Real Estate, (543) 723-7150.
CHARLESTON, SC Renovations complete on this 18th-century stucco carriage house. The completely new kitchen and master bath include stainless steel fixtures and appliances, granite countertops, marble floors. Has 2,345 sq. ft. and oversized living room with double wood burning fireplaces and wet bar. With large attic, cedar-lined closet, and skylights. Has a brick courtyard, gardener’s shed, and off-street parking; $1,998,000. Barbara Fredericks, (843) 577-4115, (800) 577-4118, dhmrealestate.com.
NEWBERRY, SC Southern masterpiece, c. 1832. The home features 5 bedrooms, 4 1/2 baths, 6 fireplaces, hardwood floors, pocket doors, formal entryway, library/music room, and much more. Located on 1-plus landscaped acre, 40 miles to Columbia; $825,000. United Country, (800) 999-1020, ext. 326, www.unitedcountry.com/preserve.
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ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA Mill Mountain Farm, a pristine valley of 640 acres only 15 minutes south of Charlottesville. Great conservation easement candidate. Main house, c. 1780, has been meticulously renovated and modernized. Has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 lofts, heart-pine floors, 3 fireplaces, new HVAC. Complete with guest house, farm manager’s house, and other dependencies, frontage on the Hardware River; $5,400,000. Tim Michel, (434) 980-5869, Timichel@aol.com.
ARLINGTON, VA Barksdale-DeHart House, c. 1899, a lovingly restored 5-bedroom, 3 1/2-bath Victorian minutes to Washington, D.C., and a block to Metro. Features 3,700 sq. ft., grand rooms, heart-pine floors/millwork, massive pocket doors, 10-ft. ceilings, 2 staircases, stained glass. The expert renovation includes kitchen and baths that evoke timeless quality. New lower level, HVAC, windows, shed, cedar/stone walls; $1,000,000 plus. Owner (703) 582-6689, https://thecolonnadegroup.home.comcast.net.
BRISTOL, VA Majestic antebellum home, c. 1850, with 5,000 sq. ft., 6 bedrooms, 7 baths, oak floors, and 8 fireplaces. Located on 4-plus acres with a barn, orchard, berries, and creek with island. Former bed-and-breakfast; $489,000. Owner/agent. United Country, (800) 999-1020, ext. 326, www.unitedcountry.com/preserve.
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CHARLOTTE COUNTY, VA Staunton Hill, a historic southern Virginia mansion, c. 1848, on 273 acres overlooking the Staunton River with miles of unencumbered views. Has 30-plus bedrooms, 20 baths, 13 fireplaces, conference center, plantation office, 5 cottages, 6-bay garage, smokehouse, tennis and racquetball courts, solarium. In National Register. Near Brookneal, a short drive from Lynchburg and South Boston. Rare opportunity for private/corporate buyer. Steve McLean, (434) 295-1131, smclean@mcleanfaulconer.com.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA Stately Georgian designed by Henderson Heyward on 1.6-plus private acres in a wonderful city neighborhood close to UVA, c. 1950 with later additions and alterations. The home has 8 bedrooms, 7 full and 4 half baths, formal and informal spaces, library, master suite wing, sun porch, and walk-up attic. Complete with in-ground pool, pool house with screened porch, and brick wall—lined parking courtyard; $2,950,000. Anne Yates, (434) 295-1131, annebyates@earthlink.net.
CLIFTON, VA Historic
Red Gables, c. 1907, is in charming Clifton, just
minutes from Washington, D.C. This beautiful Victorian
farmhouse was lovingly restored and expanded. Two
wonderfully landscaped acres with numerous outbuildings:
Tennessee chestnut log cabin, c. 1790, second log
cabin, 3-story carriage house with 4 garage bays,
barn, and fenced paddock, pool, fenced garden, gazebo.
Offered at $1,795,000. Jefferson Realty Group, (703)
912-6300. Virtual tour: http://www.circlepix.com/home/MWCDGR
CREWE, VA Exquisitely renovated, yet maintaining the charm and original craftsmanship in this turn-of-the-century historic home. Features 3,200 sq. ft., 15-by-14-ft. entrance foyer with fireplace, formal living and dining rooms, 9-ft. ceilings, modern kitchen, 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 full baths, Florida room, laundry, and game room. Located on a dead-end street in a sleepy town in central Virginia; $225,000. Baxter Carter, Long & Foster, (800) 583-8673.
FARMVILLE, VA Brooklyn Plantation, c. 1813, 4-story colonial impeccably restored in every detail. Very private setting on 83 acres with pond and streams. Additional 3-room kitchen cabin and 4-bedroom and bath luxury log cabin. Large bank barn-workshop. Has copper roofs, central HVAC, formal gardens, and much more. Great family estate or bed-and-breakfast opportunity. Horse country. Reduced to $699,000. Max Sempowski, Realtor, Antique Properties, (434) 391-4855, www.oldhouseproperties.com.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA The Hurkamp House, c., 1848. Federal style with later additions having Greek revival influences. Three levels, including English basement, has 11-ft. ceilings, random-width heart-pine and brick floors, trim work, 12 fireplaces, and pocket doors, 7,000+ sq. ft., double parlors, family, game and exercise rooms, 4-5 bedrooms, and 5 1/2 baths. Private gardens with brick paths and patios. Janel O’Malley, ext. 151; Robin Marine ext. 145, Coldwell Banker Carriage House Realty, (800) 852-1798.
HARTFIELD, VA Urbanna vicinity, Wilton plantation, 1763, rare example of mid-Georgian architecture on 25 acres with ancient English boxwood gardens, log cabin, and slave quarters. Relatively unchanged interior. Early fully paneled parlor with original paint, walnut staircase, 3,000 sq. ft., 10-ft. ceilings, 8 fireplaces, heart-pine floors. In Virginia and National registers. Historic restoration tax credits available for appropriate restoration; $1,050,000. (804) 648-1889, ext. 720, scooleen@apva.org, www.apva.org.
JAMAICA, VA Nesting Plantation, c. 1649, with later additions on the Rivah. Dock from sand beach. With original woodwork, floors, and early mantels. Has 2,700-plus sq. ft., 6 fireplaces, 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, and screened porch with river view. All updated mechanicals including HVAC. New roofs. Cosmetic restoration nearing completion. Located on 6 acres with stable/barn, paddocks, gazebo, and garage; $895,000. Dave Johnston, “The Old House Man,” (804) 343-7123, AntiqueProperties.com.
LAKE ORANGE, VA 1,200 ft. lakefront on 8.7 acres with floating dock and 10 horse stall barn. On 125-acre lake 1 1/2 hours south of Washington. Home, c. 1845, with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 6 fireplaces. Exterior restored, interior livable condition and fantastic potential. Two-story barn with overhead feeder room, storage, tack room. Corral, 45 ft. storage-container and guest cottage; $850,000. Ingrid Mendez, Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage, (703) 731-0857. Tour: http://www.cbmove.com/ingrid.mendez.
LEXINGTON, VA 108 Lee Avenue, in the historic district, is a well-maintained, finely decorated 1883 high Victorian Gothic home with 8 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths. Features an oriel window extending from the second floor bedroom, pine-paneled wainscoting, 2 four-window bay extensions, 2 coal-burning fireplaces, and a high gabled roof. Minutes’ walk to restaurants, theater, Washington and Lee University, library, and shopping; $685,000. Lucy Turner, Mead Assoc., (540) 463-7168, www.meadproperties.com.
LEXINGTON, VA The
Pines, a beautifully restored and meticulously maintained
15-room residence in the historic district of this
picturesque college town in the Shenandoah Valley.
Originally a Flemish bond “I” house built
1819, with Victorian additions dating from 1885. Features
include 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, 8 fireplaces, period
mantels, heart-pine floors. On nearly 1 acre with
mature trees, offering privacy and convenience; $1,500,000.
Betsey Badgett, Mead Assoc., (540) 463-7168, www.meadproperties.com.
LEXINGTON, VA Early
19th-century 2-story clapboard farmhouse overlooking
bold, year-round creek on 46 acres of meadows and
woods. Impeccably maintained home features outstanding
areas for comfortable living: formal dining room,
parlor, den/media room, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 4 fireplaces,
and classic original woodwork and detail. Landscaped
with detached car storage/workshop area. Frame barn;
$849,000. Jeri G. Moore, GRI, James Wm. Moore Real
Estate Co., (540) 463-7080, www.jwmre.com.
NEAR LEXINGTON, VA
Neal Farm, c. 1860, renovated home secluded on 20
rolling acres located between Buena Vista and Lexington,
home to Washington and Lee University, VMI, SVU, the
Virginia Horse Center, and 2 golf courses. With heart-pine
floors, original and reproduction moldings, modern
kitchen, bright and airy rooms, stone fireplaces,
grazing land, spring, and creek. Blue Ridge Mountain
views; $650,000. Rick Alford, RE/MAX Town & Country,
(800) 772-7629, www.remax-towncntry-lex-va.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, and outbuildings. Many original
interior details remain. 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 COUNTY, VA
Woodbourne, nestled in a secluded vale, preserves
the image of a prosperous 19th-century Piedmont farmstead.
Main house, c. 1810, with 3,006 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms,
2 baths, hardwood floors, four additions to the original
building. On 52-plus acres with a stone summer kitchen,
several barns, and farm outbuildings, lush rolling
land, stream, beautiful pastoral and Blue Ridge Mountain
vistas; $1,395,000. Steve McLean, (434) 295-1131,
smclean@mcleanfaulconer.com.
MARTINSVILLE, VA Regency-style
home by Otto Zenke of Palm Beach and London. In the
heart of Forest Park, on 1-plus acre, 1 mile from
country club. Has 5,200 sq. ft., exquisite custom
woodwork, 14-ft.-high atrium with skylight, marble
fountain and floor, 4 bedrooms, 3 full and 2 half
baths. Master suite with marble fireplace and separate
bathrooms. Apartment or office, double garage; $595,000
(annual taxes $3,854). Beverley Coleman, Realtor,
Rives Brown Realtor, (276) 806-0791, www.beverleycoleman.com.
MARTINSVILLE, VA Historic
Stoneleigh subdivision, former Va gov. family development.
Two-story colonial, c. 1935. Master suite wing addition,
gourmet kitchen. Has 6,700 sq. ft., 5 bedrooms, 4
1/2 baths, paneled library, 4 fireplaces, sunroom.
On 9 acres with boxwood gardens, koi pond, and 5 car
bays. Half-mile to country club, U.S. 220 Bypass,
45 minutes to Greensboro, Roanoke; $925,000 (annual
taxes, $3,398) James Coleman, Broker, Rives Brown,
Realtor, (276) 732-0734. Virtual tour www.rivessbrown.com.
NEW MARKET, VA Southern
mansion with massive columns, tree-lined drive, and
2 illuminated-fountain gardens. On 5-plus acres with
2 ponds. With 7 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, dining room,
living room, and library. Butler’s pantry, breakfast
room, and sun room with southern exposure. Three-bay
columned carriage house with second floor; potential
apartment with utilities in place. Most furnishings,
antiques, and equipment included. Bed-and-breakfast,
licensed; $950,000. Fred Munch, (540) 740-4352.
POWHATAN COUNTY, VA
In 1748, the vestry of the Southam Parish decided
to build a glebe for their rector. The Southam Glebe
House, c. 1750, has been in almost continuous use.
In 1954 it was given to the current owners as a wedding
present. With beautiful formal rooms, incredible details
and fireplaces, den, family room, eat-in kitchen,
4-5 bedrooms, and 3 1/2 baths. Guest house, 2-car
garage, and mature landscaping on about 5 acres; $900,000.
Karen Berkness, Joyner Fine Properties, (804) 864-0307.
ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA
Classic c. 1782 Flemish bond 2-story brick home nestled
among 24 acres of beautifully rolling pasture and
woods. Fireplace, heart-pine floors, fenced paddocks,
large barn with electric and water. Located just north
of the historic college town of Lexington, home to
Washington and Lee University, the Virginia Military
Institute, and the Virginia Horse Center. Only minutes
to I-81/64; $645,000. Hunter McClung, James Wm. Moore
Real Estate Co., (540) 463-7080, www.jwmre.com.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY, VA
Rare opportunity to own one of the finest Federal-style
mansions in the Shenandoah Valley. Belvidere (translates
to “beautiful to see”) was completed in
1853 and sits on 20 acres. Remaining in the McCue
family for more than 150 years, Belvidere is eligible
for listing in Virginia and National registers. The
original 2-story, 8-room brick house has a central
hall on both first and second floors. Outbuildings;
$1,495,000. Susan Rinehart, Mead Assoc., (540) 463-7168,
www.meadproperties.com.
SOUTH BOSTON, VA Red
Hill, c. 1905, on 85 gently rolling acres, fenced
and cross fenced with 3 ponds. A perfect marriage
of original and restored with the main rooms intact
and in excellent condition with original moldings
and floors. The stunning new kitchen, keeping room,
and master bath blend old and new seamlessly and beautifully.
Has 4,261 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 4 baths. Approximately
2 hours from Richmond VA and Raleigh NC; $975,000.
The Davis Company Realtors, (877) 575-1100, honeydavis.net.
NEAR WARRENTON, VA
The Foster House, c. 1790. The house has been moved
and completely renovated by a true craftsman with
remarkable detailing. With 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths,
stone chimneys, and copper roof. Numerous dependencies
including smoke house, pavilion, and guest house.
Located on 5 acres in Prince William, an easy commute
to town; $1,350,000. Contact Justin H. Wiley, Frank
Hardy, Inc. Realtors, (540) 672-5603, visit jwiley@farmandestate.net.
CHARLOTTE, VT Listed
in the National Register, this house was built in
1812. Stands on 32 acres with gardens and beautiful
westerly views of the Champlain Valley. Plumbing,
heating, and electrical systems meet code. Three working
fireplaces on first floor and a parlor stove in the
second floor ball room. A post-and-beam barn with
2-car garage and apartment above, added in 1990; $1,250,000.
Paul F. Heald, Michael Van Buren, Foulsham Farms Real
Estate, (802) 861-7537, www.foulshamfarms.com.
MILWAUKEE, WI Historic
Pabst Brewery redevelopment. Brewery built in the
late 1800s on 20-plus acres, more than 1.5 million
sq. ft. of buildings. Master-planned for residential,
office, and retail. Buildings for sale on individual
or combined basis. Spectacular views, oak plank ceilings,
huge open areas, brew kettles, grain elevator, bottling
plant. Historic tax credits, and more. What's your
dream? Video available. (414) 274-2623, Pabst@Zilber.com.
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