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EUREKA SPRINGS, AR The W.C. Perkins Lumber
Mill, c. 1892, was the major architectural influence
in the quaint tourist town of Eureka Springs. Original
19th-century molding and trim machinery still in place
and operable. This piece of history is offered at
$974,900. Additional historic structures and prime
downtown land for $1,500,000. RE/MAX Town and Lake
Realty, 115 E. Van Buren, Eureka Springs, AR 72632,
Lee Jeans Team, (877) 588-3873 toll-free. Visit perkinsmill.com
today!
CORONADO, CA This tranquil island community
offers the best of all worlds, year-round Mediterranean
climate, small-town atmosphere, and only 15 minutes
to the airport. This 100-plus-year-old Hawaiian Plantation
style home, situated on a 10,000 sq. ft. lot across
San Diego Bay, is ready for a complete restoration.
It has been designated as a historic resource by the
city of Coronado. Call (619) 437-4150. View at www.KenWilsonRealty.com.
NORTH STONINGTON, CT Located just 7 miles
north of great ocean beaches and sailing, and surrounded
by more than 300 acres of conservation land, this
pristine 107-acre farm includes a 18th-century farmhouse
and guesthouse overlooking a pond and 60-plus acres
of tillable fields. Property includes a 14-stall horse
barn, paddocks, a riding ring, and a stocked trout
stream; $2,950,000. Extra acreage and guesthouse available.
Jim Michalove, Seaboard Properties, (860) 535-8364,
www.seaboardpropertiesre.com.
PRESTON, CT This authentically restored 18th-century
home is located just 9 miles north of great sailing
and ocean beaches. It boasts 8 large fireplaces, detailed
raised paneling, wide-board floors and corner cupboards.
The beautiful landscaped grounds include a formal
rose ?garden, a fish pond, and a handsome barn; $698,000.
Christine Jeffreys, Seaboard Properties, (860) 535-8364,
www.seaboardpropertiesre.com.
WOODBURY, CT Jabez Bacon was a prominent
merchant and an expansive guy. He built this house
next to his store in 1760 to entertain customers and
friends and sustain a good quality of life. Sound
like you? Then we should talk. Features exquisite
paneling, fine architectural detail, 8 fireplaces,
5 bedrooms, high ceilings, and great views. Separate
apartment. Outbuildings include small barn and wonderful
early cabin. Listed in the National Register; $1,495,000.
(203) 322-1400, www.jabezbaconhouse.com.
MUNFORDVILLE, KY Robert Munford House, listed
in the National Register. Charming 1-1/2-story Federal
brick cottage, c. 1830 with one-room addition on shaded
0.45-acre lot near Civil War battlefield. Original
floors, mantles, doors, and corner stair. Central
HVAC. Move-in condition. One block from commercial
district. One hour from Louisville Airport via I-65;
$77,000. Bob Polsgrove, (502) 875-1223, Polsgrove@aol.com.
For details about this and other historic properties
for sale visit www.thekentuckytrust.org.
PROVINCETOWN, MA Classic Cape Cod estate,
original studio of the painter Charles W. Hawthorne.
On 3.5 acres of indigenous gardens and blueberry-covered
dunes. The house dates back to the 1800s. Vast sea
views, 5 bedrooms, wide-plank floors, and plaster
walls. The Hawthorne Barn is where the art movement
began in Provincetown. In the National Register; $4,500,000.
www.hawthorneschool.org. Also offered in separate
parcels. Rose Kennedy, cell (508) 560-0866, rosiebk@aol.com.
ANNAPOLIS, MD area on the South River. This very special waterfront home was built just after the Civil War by Secretary of the Navy, James Hamleton, as a wedding present for his daughter. It has been meticulously cared for with custom cabinetry, renovated kitchen and baths, forged antique hinges and hardware. Waterviews from every room, professionally landscaped ground, 125 ft. waterfront, and a pier with electric lift; $1,750,000. Sue Schanz, Coldwell Banker, (443) 223-6736 or sschanz@cbmove.com.
BARNESVILLE, MD Restored 1800 home with spacious
entry foyer, gourmet kitchen, 4 bedrooms, and 1 1/2
baths. Blends historic integrity with modern amenities.
Historic detailing: vintage wood floors and exposed
log walls. Deck with Jacuzzi, in-ground pool, 19th-century
log cabin studio. One landscaped acre with mountain
view. Minutes to D.C.; $749,000. Gary Gestson, Realtor,
HistoricHome Team.com, Long & Foster Real Estate,
Inc., (301) 975-9500 x4604, (866) 437-8766, gary@HistoricHomeTeam.com.
BRANDYWINE, MD Historic Black Walnut Thicket, c. 1850,
beautifully restored plantation house on 10 acres
with stream. Blends historic detailing with modern
amenities. Grand entry foyer, 3-story staircase, vintage
wood floors, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, gourmet kitchen,
and 2-story porch. Tobacco barn workshop. Minutes
to D.C.; $875,000. Gary Gestson, Realtor, HistoricHomeTeam.com,
Long & Foster Real Estate Inc., (301) 975-9500
x4604, (866) 437-8766, gary@HistoricHomeTeam.com.
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BUCKSPORT, ME Formerly Bucksport’s town
bank, this historic brick building has been meticulously
renovated into a street-level art studio/gallery with
luxury apartment on the lower level. Watch the boats
tip toward Penobscot Bay from your porch rocker. Amenities
include a gourmet kitchen, radiant heat, central air,
14-ft. metal ceilings, a private, paved parking lot,
and the vault still works; $499,000. George MacLeod,
Trimble Private Brokerage, 6 State Street, Suite 511,
Bangor, ME 04401, (207) 944-8771.
CURRITUCK COUNTY, NC Overlooking the Currituck
Sound near the Outer Banks, the 1927 Grover Cleveland
Sawyer Lodge is a 2 1/2-story frame house. Rustic
interior with beaded board walls, heart-pine floors,
wood shingles on 3 sides, 1-story garage addition.
Maintains its original lodge architecture and coastal
charm. Requires complete rehabilitation. Easy commute
to Tidewater, Va., area; $299,000. Preservation NC,
(919) 832-1651, www.PreservationNC.org for properties
available for restoration.
MURFREESBORO, NC Melrose, c. 1810 Federal-style
brick, American bond with 18 in. walls. Home of William
Hardy Murphy, whose family gave land for Murfreesboro,
founded 1787. In the National Register, featuring
4,755 sq. ft., plus finished basement, 5 bedrooms,
4 baths, and zoned HVAC. Located on 1.87 acres; $550,000.
Lloyd Hill, Hill? ?Realty Company, (252) 398-4374,
www.hillrealtyco-murfreesboronc.com.
WILMINGTON, NC The Z.W. Whitehead House,
c. 1899, is an elegant Queen Anne style in the heart
of the historic district, 2 blocks from the Cape Fear
River, and just a short stroll to restaurants, shops,
and entertainment. The 3,000-sq.-ft. home features
4 bedrooms, double parlors, beautiful heart-pine floors,
and an abundance of detail that showcases the craftsmen’s
talents. Russ May, Broker, (910) 619-1501 or russ@russmay.com.
HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP, NJ On 3-plus picturesque
acres, this historic 3-bedroom house, dating in parts
to 1726, boasts original beams, moldings, wide-board
floors, and 3 working fireplaces. Seamless additions,
including a modern kitchen, have honored its origins.
The property overlooks state park woodlands and offers
a one-stall horse barn, smoke house, gazebo, and garage.
An idyllic retreat; $879,000. N.T. Callaway Real Estate,
(609) 737-7765.
LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP, NJ This handsome stucco
colonial, c. 1780, is set back on a majestically landscaped
lot with a wraparound covered porch. At the back,
a patio overlooks an in-ground pool and cabana. Inside,
every room of this impeccably renovated and maintained
house is abundant in space and detail. Near the heart
of the historic village of Lawrenceville; a few miles
further on is Princeton; $650,000. N.T. Callaway Real
Estate, (609) 921-1050.
TAOS, NM Behind an adobe wall on a quiet
side street in historic Taos is this beautifully renovated
c. 1850 adobe home with 2,436 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms,
2 baths, wine cellar, inviting interior courtyard
with fountain, and large shaded backyard ideal for
entertaining. Detached guesthouse. Has kiva fireplace,
Saltillo tile, and tongue-and-groove ceilings with
vigas; $875,000. Please ask for Page or Susan, Page
Sullivan Real Estate Group, (866) 229-7890, info@taoshomepage.com.
TAOS, NM Just off Taos Plaza, this historic
property has been restored down to the finest details.
Main house has oversized rooms, inlaid wood floors,
high ceilings, and gourmet kitchen. Great for entertaining.
Has 2 master suites and a rooftop deck. Other buildings
are 2 casitas, a large studio for guests or additional
income, and a detached garage. Glorious landscaped
retreat in the middle of town; $2,100,000. John R.
Cancro, Taos Properties, (505) 758-9500, (800) 400-TAOS,
www.taosproperties.com.
COLUMBIA COUNTY, NY Simons General Store,
Ancram. Listed in both New York and national registers,
this 1874 landmark has more than 3,500 sq. ft. of
usable commercial and residential space on 3 floors
with on-site parking. This historic facade has been
fully restored and the structure stabilized. Gorgeous
country views from sweeping porches, and a uniquely
intact 19th-century general store interior; $245,000.
Crossley Redmond Realty, (518) 398-7900, crossredrealty@taconic.net.
COOPERSTOWN, NY 1940 lakeside residence within
the Glimmerglass Historic District. Has 72 ft. of
frontage on the water with unparalleled views of beautiful
Lake Otsego from every window including floor-to-ceiling
windows in the dining area. Features living room with
fieldstone fireplace, cherry kitchen, 2 bedrooms,
2 sleeping porches, new bath, modern septic, 3 decks,
dock and garage. Three miles from Glimmerglass Opera,
5 miles from museums and Baseball Hall of Fame; $495,000.
(215) 885-3957.
GREENPORT, NY A Greek revival in the Hudson
Valley! This 4,400 sq. ft. piece of history sits on
a 5.3-acre hilltop overlooking the Catskill Mountains
and Hudson River. Built between 1838-1843 and in the
National Register, the H.A. Dubois House has a classic
4-over-4 center hall, grand ?entry hall, wrap-around
staircase, black and gold marble mantles, and wide-board
floors. Huge carriage barn. All waiting for your care
to give them the complete restoration they deserve;
$515,000. Broker (518) 469-3166.
PELHAM, NY Frederick J. Sterner designed
1907 Jacobean revival. Features sunken living room
with oak-beamed cathedral ceiling and brick fireplace,
foyer with oak balcony and stair railings, dining
room with tile floor, and sun room with brick walls
and pointed arch windows. Master bedroom with fireplace,
plus 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and walk-up third floor.
Situated on a quiet cul-de-sac in Pelham Manor; $1,400,000.
www.HistoricLandmarkProperties.com, AScinta@houlihanlawrence.com.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY 1918 stone stable in National
Register. Designed by noted architect Aymar Embury,
formerly part of NYC financier’s estate, and
adjacent to Skidmore College. Has 3 bedrooms plus
master suite in hayloft. Features large living spaces
with circular stone fireplace. Separate 3-bay garage
with heated workspace and additional one-bedroom cottage.
Located on 5-plus acres. Privacy. $895,000. Carole
Tarantino, Cindy Manz, Roohan Realty, (518) 587-4500.
VICTOR, NY 1850 Queen Anne House with white
oak-trim, stained-glass windows, fireplace, and 5
bedrooms. The house is in the process of restoration
with new electric and gas. Village water. Located
on 54.3 private acres that ?include 15 acres of woods
and a 1-acre pond. Springs that run all year. Set
up for organic beef, tillable acreage, and turkey
and deer. Adjacent to golf courses and close to NYC
Thruway exits; $565,000. Call (585) 924-2210.
CAMP HILL, PA This carriage house, once part
of the McCormick estate, is replete with late-19th-century
charm and all the modern amenities expanded to 4,800
sq. ft. of versatile space. House features a gourmet
kitchen, large ?family dining room, solarium, game
room, 2 fireplaces, and 5 1/2 baths. Located on one
acre plus a beautifully landscaped private lot with
lighted tennis court. Offered at $969,900. Call (717)
763-0889 for information.
PENN RUN, PA This 1820 former stagecoach
inn has been well maintained on 6.9 acres suitable
for vineyard or small farm. The stone house has 3
bedrooms and 1 1/2 baths. Features hand-hewn floors,
new double-mullion windows, renovated kitchen with
stone fireplaces in kitchen, living, and dining rooms.
In the Laurel Highlands, 90 minutes east of Pittsburgh,
20 minutes from state university; $240,000. Contact
Karen Jones, Howard Hanna Realtors, (724) 465-0185,
www.howardhanna.com #666772.
WYNDMOOR, PA The Morris House. This 1872
French Second Empire Victorian was completely restored
in 2003. With nearly 7,500 sq. ft., 7 bedrooms, 5
1/2 baths, and exquisite original details. Detached
3-car carriage house. Enhancing its innate beauty,
the 1,000 sq. ft. historically accurate porch, kitchen,
butler’s pantry, and breakfast room are new.
Master suite has 2 baths and dressing room; $2,300,000.
Scott Laughlin, Prudential Fox & Roach, Realtors,
(215) 248-6529, www.classic-neighborhoods.com.
CHARLESTON, SC Wegman-Holmes House, c. 1820.
This 3-story Charleston single is a Category II home,
built with a Flemish-bond brick facade, double piazzas,
and later addition of a pair of rounded Victorian
wooden window bays. Beautifully landscaped and gated
0.52-acre includes main house and separate kitchen
house bed-and-breakfast that grosses approximately
$65,000 per year. Room to allow additional structures;
$3,995,000. Casey Murphy, Daniel Ravenel Sotheby’s
International Realty, (843) 200-2121.
CHARLESTON, SC 15 Colonial Street is a Victorian
in the heart of downtown. Designed for sophisticated
urban living and entertaining. Large gracious rooms
filled with light, gleaming hardwood floors, chef’s
kitchen, 5 gas fireplaces, master bedroom and bath
suite. Steps from beautiful Colonial Lake and the
tennis courts and playground of Moultrie Park. Close
to shopping, restaurants, and all that Charleston
has to offer. Saida Alexander Huey at Disher, Hamrick
& Myers, (800) 577-4118, dhmrealestate.com.
EDGEFIELD, SC Cedar Grove was built in 1790
and retains its original character with hand-carved
mantles and wide-pine plank floors, walls, and ceilings.
The historic wallpaper in the drawing room is said
to be a gift from Napoleon. On 15-plus acres just
north of Edgefield, this historic treasure encompasses
more than 4,000 sq. ft. with 8 fireplaces, 5 bedrooms,
3 1/2 baths, and custom kitchen; $595,000. Courtney
Conger, The Carolina Real Estate Company, (800) 880-0108,
www.CarolinaHorseProperties.com.
LAURENS, SC Governor Simpson Home, c. 1839, on 1.68 acres. Listed on the National Register, this Greek revival has Doric columns, 4,300-plus sq. ft., 6 bedrooms, 3 baths, walnut kitchen cabinets, 10 fireplaces, cherry ceiling and walls in dining room, and pine floors throughout. Brick shop with fireplace. Needs some TLC. Some renovations underway. More photos at www.historicproperties.com. $299,990. Owner, (864) 682-2612 or (864) 833-1956.
MOUNT PLEASANT, SC Absolute and total restoration
of perhaps one of the oldest homes in the Old Village.
More than 200 years old, this home blends the original
splendor with modern conveniences. Many historic architectural
details have been preserved including the heart-pine
floors, the walls in the wet bar, and the fireplace
mantle. On a fabulous corner lot with views of Charleston
harbor, which is only a block away; $3,200,000. Dan
Ravenel, Daniel Ravenel Sotheby’s International
Realty, (843) 723-7150.
RIDGEWAY, SC Historic Charles P. Wary Home,
c. 1904. Situated on more than 2 acres. This home
is a neoclassical, veranda style with many fine features.
The current owner has restored this 6,200 sq. ft.
home. The downstairs has original oak floors, and
the upstairs has heart-pine floors. Twelve-ft. ceilings
downstairs and 9-ft. ceilings on the second floor.
This is a great opportunity to convert into a bed-and-breakfast;
$649,000. Tom Willis, Daniel Ravenel Sotheby’s
International Realty, (843) 224-5502.
ATHENS, TN Mount Verd c. 1830 Federal brick
on 80-plus acres. Original woodwork, transoms, mantles,
heart-pine floors, high ceilings, 6 fireplaces, 4
bedrooms, 2 baths, parlors, keeping room, dining room,
kitchen, sunroom, central HVAC. Boxwood circle drive,
3 large barns, garage, equipment, original beehive
shaped building. Restored 2-bedroom guesthouse. Income
from sign facing Interstate I-75. Perfect for farm,
development, commercial, etc.; $1,998,000. (423) 745-4380.
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MEMPHIS, TX Vintage hotel, c. 1926, has 40,000
sq. ft. Currently a bed-and-breakfast. With gorgeous
lobby, 1,600 sq. ft. ballroom, and 12 refurbished
rooms with 68 more needing renovation. With 1,200
sq. ft. antique store and 4 office spaces. Restorer’s
dream come true; $159,000. United Country, (800) 999-1020
ext 326, www.unitedcountry.com/preserve
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ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA Castiglione, a historic
tavern, c. 1820, is located on a 17-acre tract in
a beautiful setting in Albemarle County with sweeping
mountain views. The property includes this historic
structure, tenant house, smoke house, workshop, and
gardens. The house needs attention, but warrants it.
$850,000. Tim Michel, McLean Faulconer Inc., (434)
960-1124, Timichel@aol.com.
ALBEMARLE, VA Saddle Lane Farm, a 19th-century
cottage in the heart of Keswick Hunt Country. With
3,100 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, and hardwood and
ceramic tile floors. Complete with 8-stall center
aisle barn with loft, run-in shed, 4 paddocks, riding
trails, pond/lake site. Private setting, lovely pastoral
and spectacular Blue Ridge Mountain views; $1,295,000
for house on +/- 42 acres, more acreage available.
Steve McLean, McLean Faulconer Inc., (434) 295-1131,
smclean@mcleanfaulconer.com.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA Oak Grove, c. 1854. Elegant
estate with original 2-over-2 residence featuring
grand center hall, heart-pine floors, 10-ft. ceilings,
English basement, 6 fireplaces, and 3-story wing added
in 1912. Lovingly restored on 103 acres 30 minutes
south of Charlottesville near Jefferson’s University
of Virginia and Monticello. ?Dependencies include
a barn, equipment shed, and large shop; $1,990,000.
For brochure, contact Frank Hardy, Inc., (434) 296-0134.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA Woodland, c. 1810, built
by John Dunkum, who worked for Thomas Jefferson and
helped build Monticello and the University of Virginia.
Property is 4 miles from Charlottesville on 76.9 acres.
House offers spacious rooms, high ceilings, heart-pine
floors. Includes guest cottage and large barn. Needs
work, but given character of home, history, and acreage,
Woodland could be restored to a fine estate. Jim Faulconer,
McLean Faulconer Inc., (434) 295-1131, www.mcleanfaulconer.com.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA Greenway Farm, in the
prestigious Greenwood estates area of Albemarle County.
Large farmhouse, 2 studios, pool with pool house,
large 5-stall barn, old furnace house, pond, 2 streams,
and frontage on Stockton Creek. Blue Ridge Mountain
views from front and pastoral views all around. The
21-acre property would make a lovely horse farm, bed-and-breakfast,
or family compound. Reduced to $1,095,000. Stevens
& Company Realtors, (434) 296-6104, stevensandcompany.net.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA Downtown, commercial/residential.
Perfect property for living downtown with or without
an office. This 1900 Victorian property has a mixed
usage zoning that permits almost anything and has
10 parking spaces at the rear. Excellent condition.
Large floored attic with windows. City says okay to
build addition to current 2,470 sq. ft. Property would
also make a lovely bed-and-breakfast; $875,000. Stevens
& Company Realtors, (434) 296-6104, stevensandcompany.net.
FALLS CHURCH, VA Hollywood Farm, c. 1750,
sited on almost an acre, just minutes from Washington,
D.C. Boasts beautifully maintained additions/renovations,
lush gardens, mature trees and boxwoods, as well as
numerous outbuildings, including a summer kitchen
(converted to a cozy den) and windmill, c. 1860. This
4-bedroom, 3-bath home has 4 fireplaces, 3 porches,
and gazebo. Offered at $1,199,000. Walk to Metro!
Weslie Karber, Weichert Realtors, (703) 314-3040,
WeslieKarber@weichert.com.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA Braehead, c. 1859. Lee
had breakfast here the morning of the battle. Grand
Greek revival with 6,000-plus sq. ft. on private 18.88
acres with national park on 3 sides. Minutes from
D.C. commuter train. With 8 bedrooms, 7 baths, 8 fireplaces,
and 2 kitchens. Features marbleized woodwork in the
public rooms, heart-pine floors, pocket doors, 11-ft.
ceilings. Conveys with historic easements; $1,100,000.
Dave Johnston, “The Old House Man®,”
(804) 633-7123, AntiqueProperties.com.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA The Spooner House, c.
1793, is one of the few remaining 18th-century residences
in the area. Original features include beamed ceilings,
woodwork such as floors, moldings, and mantles, 6
fireplaces, a warming oven, and windowpanes. The lower
level with private entrance is currently a B&B
with bed and sitting rooms, ?mini-kitchen, and bath.
Charming gardens and garage with an office; $824,900.
Janel O’Malley, x151, Robin Marine, x145, Coldwell
Banker Carriage House, (800) 852-1798.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA Next door to Kenmore Plantation.
This side-entry home has been cared for by amateur
historians and professional cabinetmaker. This +/-
2,300-sq.-ft. home abounds with original features
including doors, locks, and casework. Renovations
done with a tasteful eye and period designs and materials.
Featured in Colonial Homes and Family Circle magazine.
Twice on the Fredericksburg Candlelight Tour. Roy
McAfee, Coldwell Banker Carriage House, (540) 842-9972,
roymcafee@aol.com.
GLOUCESTER, VA On North River in one of Tidewater
Virginia’s most sought-after historic areas.
Exchange, c. 1720, beautifully restored Georgian manor
with English basement on 8 acres. Updated kitchen,
river room, 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, 8 fireplaces, original
floors, and portrait windows. Smokehouse, guest cottage,
houseboy’s residence, 6-bay garage, pier/covered
boatlift; $2,950,000. Elizabeth Johnson (804) 240-5909
or Pat Zima, owner/co-agent (804) 693-0202, Frank
Hardy, Inc., www.WaterfrontandEstate.com.
GLOUCESTER, VA Lands End, c. 1796, 35-acre
riverfront estate. Beautifully restored, home to Revolutionary
War hero Captain John Sinclair. Sympathetic addition,
tasteful conveniences. +/- 5,712 sq. ft., 6 bedrooms,
5 baths, 10 fireplaces, and 4 porches overlooking
+/- 1,000 ft. waterfront off Chesapeake Bay. Caretaker’s
apartment above 2-car garage. 4-stall horse barn,
riding trails. National and VA historic landmark;
$2,600,000. Elizabeth Johnson, Frank Hardy, Inc.,
(804) 240-5909, www.WaterfrontandEstate.com
KENBRIDGE, VA A totally restored, impeccable
antebellum home built in 1854 on 21 acres. Hand-sawn
original heart-pine, and put together with wooden
pegs and shop-made nails. House features beautiful
woodwork throughout, a U-shaped staircase, 11-ft.
ceilings, antique chandelier, pressed copper cornice
in parlor, and original doors and hardware. With 4
bedrooms and 3 baths. A historic gem; $595,000. Max
Sempowski, Antique Properties, (434) 391-4855, www.oldhouseproperties.com.
KILMARNOCK, VA Cobb’s Hall, c. 1853,
is on land patented to the Lee family in the 1600s.
The only property continuously owned by Lee’s
direct descendants. The historic house is Flemish
bond brick Georgian with English basement, original
wood floors, and hardware. A beautiful ?waterfront
point beyond manor home. Contact Frank Hardy, Inc.,
(434) 296-0134 for additional information.
LEXINGTON, VA The Pines, a beautifully restored
and meticulously maintained 15-room residence in the
historic district of this college town in the Shenandoah
Valley. Originally a Flemish bond “I” house
built in 1819; extensive Victorian additions date
from 1885. Features 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, 8 fireplaces,
period mantles, heart-pine floors. On nearly 1 acre
with mature trees. The ultimate in privacy and convenience;
$1,500,000. Betsey Badgett, Mead Associates, (540)
460-0783, www.meadproperties.com.
LOUISA COUNTY, VA Oakleigh is a meticulously
restored residence, c. 1880, on a 383-acre farming
estate in protected Green Springs Historic District.
Features a gourmet kitchen and spacious master suite.
Property includes a guest cottage/studio and beautiful
8-stall stable; $4,250,000. 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, 4 additions to original building. On 52 acres
with stone summer kitchen, barns, farm outbuildings,
lush rolling land, streams, pond site, and beautiful
pastoral and distant Blue Ridge Mountain views; $1,395,000.
Steve McLean, McLean Faulconer Inc., (434) 295-1131,
smclean@mcleanfaulconer.com.
MARTINSVILLE, VA One of earliest homes built
on prestigious Mulberry Road, this 1927 house has
2,800 sq. ft., 5 bedrooms, hardwood floors, fireplaces
in living room, ?library, and master bedroom. French
doors separate living and dining rooms, Florida room,
and screened porch. Lattice-enclosed back staircase
to 3 levels. Leaded-glass sidelights. Rear carport.
Mature landscaping. One block to ?library and arts
gallery; $214,000. Rives Coleman, Realtor, (276) 732-2859,
rivesbrowncoleman@sitestar.net.
MONTEREY, VA Unique log home, c. 1788, with
3 bedrooms, 3 baths, French doors, wet bar, basement
and more. 1813 outside kitchen, barn, and fruit trees.
On 11-plus acres with landscaping and stream; $425,000.
United Country, (800) 999-1020 ext 326, www.unitedcountry.com/preserve
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NATURAL BRIDGE, VA Forest Oaks, c. 1806-10,
one of Rockbridge County’s most spectacular historic
homes on 45 beautiful acres. In the National Register
with 10,000 sq. ft. of exceptional living area, 24-plus
rooms, 10 fireplaces, and rich English walnut trim.
Magnificent views overlook pond, meadows, and Blue
Ridge Mountains. Large guest cottage and stable. Twelve
miles from the historic college town of Lexington;
$1,700,000. James Wm. Moore Real ?Estate Co., (540)
463-7080, www.jwmre.com.
NATURAL BRIDGE, VA White House, c. 1850,
built by Francis T. Anderson, who established the
Glenwood Iron Furnace in Arnolds Valley. Restored
to modern-day living while retaining the wood floors
and much of the original woodwork. With 4 bedrooms,
3 1/2 baths, formal and informal living areas. On
13 acres with Blue Ridge Mountain vistas, pasture,
fruit trees, berry bushes, and gardens. Bordered by
Jefferson National Forest; $549,500. Alice Strecker,
Mead Assoc., (540) 463-7168, www.meadproperties.com.
NELSON COUNTY, VA Old Norwood, c. 1856, a
James River plantation. The Cabell family estate of
127 acres is located in Nelson County and features
long frontage on the James River. A grand home of
nearly 5,000 sq. ft. quietly positioned high on a
hill overlooking the valley below. Two guest homes,
gunnite pool, stables, and tennis courts combine all
the ingredients for a full life in the country. Offered
for $2,350,000. The Land Office, (434) 951-5102, www.landofc.com.
STRASBURG, VA Shenandoah Valley. Brick Italianate,
c. 1870, on 2/3 acre in National Register historic
district. Near rural tranquility, mountain views,
all in-town conveniences. With 3,000-plus sq. ft.,
4 bedrooms, 2 newly updated baths, 2 parlors, 4 fireplaces,
walnut staircase, expansive halls, country kitchen
with new appliances, walk-in attic, walk-out basement,
new metal roof. 1 1/2 hours to D.C., less to IAD;
$439,500. See more photos at historicproperties.com.
Owners, (540) 465-4566, masmax@shentel.net.
MILWAUKEE, WIDowntown historic brewhouse building. Great location,
high visibility. Other historic buildings from 14,000
to 245,000 sq. ft. Fully abated clean-shell buildings
under $25 per sq. ft. Zoning approved for office,
housing, and retail. Part of master planned historic,
sustainable redevelopment of 20-plus-acre Pabst Brewery
site built in late 1800s. Two- and 3-acre land sites
also available. Own a piece of history. Contact (414)
274-2880, or visit www.thebrewerymke.com.
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