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ATHERTON, CA Steeped
in Atherton's aristocratic history, this Greek and
Georgian revival mansion was built in 1904 for a grandniece
of Mark Hopkins. Today, the magnificent 11,000-plus-sq.-ft.
home with 7 bedrooms has been meticulously restored,
rebuilt, and recreated from the ground up by European
craftsmen. Contemporary amenities include an epicurean
kitchen, superb screening room, smart-house wiring,
wine cellar, pool, and spa; $10,950,000. Susan Tilling,
Coldwell Banker, (650) 566-5313.
SANTA CRUZ, CA Golden
Gate Villa, a magnificent Queen Anne Victorian built
1891. A National Register Landmark. She is the queen
of Santa Cruz. Blocks from the beach with elegant
rooms and rare antiquities. Superior craftsmanship
with gilded ornamental detailing, including Tiffany-quality
stained glass. Has 30 rooms, including carriage house.
One of a kind with commercial capabilities. Currently
$10,000,000. Sotheby's International Realty, Butch
Haze (415) 296-2220, Sheri Morgensen (415) 296-2207.
NEW CASTLE, DE Lesley
Manor, 1855. Former bed-and-breakfast. Exquisite,
recently renovated mansion house and carriage house.
Approximately 13,400 sq. ft. Original interior and
exterior. First and second floors for private residence,
bed-and-breakfast, and many other uses. Four apartments
plus au pair suite, all with separate entrances. On
1.47 acres. Move-in condition. 45 miles to Philadelphia.
Convenient to NYC and DC. In National Register; $1,369,900.
Chris Cashman, Patterson-Schwartz, (302) 292-6683.
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.
MOULTRIE, GA Classic
3-bedroom, 2 1/2-bath home built of original Savannah
gray brick. Large formal living room with fireplace.
Dining room with antique ceiling frieze, paneled study
with fireplace, spacious kitchen, and breakfast area
add to the inviting warmth of the first floor. Second-floor
plan ideal for family living. Custom millwork and
hardwood floors. Beautifully landscaped yard with
storage building. Additional lot available; $224,900.
Kirk Friedlander, Mattco Realtors, (229) 985-1145,
kcfried@alltel.net.
OAK PARK, IL The Redmond
House, distinctively designed by E.E. Roberts, c.
1900. The mansion is an architectural masterpiece
with a fascinating interplay of prairie, Victorian,
and classical styles. Unbelievable woodwork, built-ins,
pocket doors, leaded windows, and many original light
fixtures. Situated on nearly an acre, it has 4 levels
of luxury living, 6-plus bedrooms, studio/FR, and
4 fireplaces. Central air. Romantic front porch and
formal gardens; $1,800,000. Carol S. Brown, Gloor
Realty Co., (708) 524-1100.
ATCHISON, KS National
Register property located in the Amelia Earhart Historic
District in a town of 10,000, within one hour of downtown
Kansas City. With fabulous view of Missouri River,
this 1885 home has 7 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, large
attic, landscaped garden on adjoining 100 x 100 ft;
buildable lot. Three fireplaces, solarium with stained
glass, screened porch. Beautifully decorated with
high level of original interior and exterior detail.
Parquet floors, cherry, woodwork, plate rails, etc.
$470,000.Call (913) 367-1834.
FLEMINGSBURG, KY The
Gen. Evans House. Two-story, Federal, Flemish-bond-front
brick house built in 1809 on Courthouse Square in
National Register District. Original house has 3,045
sq. ft. It's been a school, hospital, funeral parlor,
and antiques gallery. Main block of first floor is
open space. Has 40-year-old 2-story addition. Can
be office, retail, or residential. Cincinnati airport
1.25 hours away; $59,000. Bob Polsgrove, (502) 875-1223,
www.kentuckytrust.org
for details and other historic properties.
HEATH, MA The Manse,
c. 1767. Unique center-chimney colonial in state of
near-original preservation on 25 secluded acres. Raised
paneling in all principal rooms, 12-over-12 windows,
wainscoting in 2 parlors. Six fireplaces, all original
and working. Thirteen rooms featuring 6 bedrooms,
4 1/2 baths, 2 kitchens. Formal gardens with fountain.
Heated double barn with 2 offices and 4 car spaces.
The Manse's alluring history available; $795,000.
(800) LANDETC, (413) 625-6366, www.upton-massamont.com.
EASTERN SHORE MD Direct
riverfront, The Turner House, c. 1870, has breathtaking
views of westerly sunsets over the Nanticoke River.
This nicely elevated Victorian home of almost 3,000
sq. ft. sits on about an acre of land with 155 ft.
of rip-rapped frontage on one of the most scenic rivers
in Maryland. Wonderful charm, large rooms, fireplace,
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and room for expansion on third
floor. Two porches and 2 garages; $489,000. The Porters
at Long & Foster, (410) 726-0755; tour www.porterhomes.net.
EASTERN SHORE MD Hollyhurst,
c. 1816, waterfront estate in Manokin Historic District.
In the National Register. On 53 acres with lush lawn
and mature trees to river's edge. Flemish bond brick
with parapet gable roof. Features raised paneling,
dentil moldings, heart-pine floors, 4 fireplaces,
central heating and cooling. Sun porch overlooking
water, 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, formal living and dining
rooms, and 2-car garage. Two waterfront parcels; $1,900,000.
Alice Fisher, Long and Foster, (410) 430-1739, 546-3211.
#400390
EASTERN SHORE MD Anna
L. Haines House, c. 1900. Princess Anne Historic District.
Colonial revival details, brick construction. Ornate
staircase with picture gallery, library with dentil
moldings and fireplace, music room with fireplace,
bright dining room with Italian crystal chandelier,
3 generous-sized bedrooms, 2 with bay windows, and
wood floors throughout. Slate roof. Private patio
garden under majestic shade trees; $349,000. www.historichouseforsale.com.
Alice Fisher, Long and Foster, (410) 430-1739.
SNOW HILL, MD Chanceford
Hall is a beautifully restored 18th-century manor
house. Modern amenities have been added without compromising
the original architectural detail. Situated on over
an acre of mature landscaping in the picturesque town
of Snow Hill, Md. This home offers 6 bedrooms, 7 modern
full baths, and 10 working fireplaces. Please call
Ron Edelmann for details and a brochure at (410) 520-2708.
KITTERY POINT, ME
The Lady Pepperrell House, a masterwork of American
architectural history, is widely recognized as one
of the nation's finest Georgian period homes. The
main house is of museum quality and in superb condition,
with high ceilings, gracious rooms, a magnificent
stairway, and many uniquely beautiful details. A separate
carriage house provides additional living space for
guests, staff, or renters. SPNEA restrictions in place;
$1,495,000. Anne Erwin Sotheby's International Realty,
(207) 363-6640.
SOUTH UNION, ME Joseph
and Hannah Maxcy Homestead, c. 1795, listed in the
National Register. Country living at its best. This
4,400 sq. ft. manor house, on 10 acres and totally
restored, has original exquisitely carved woodwork
by Ebenezer Alden, central air and new kitchen with
box bay. An early-attached cape and 1795 post-and-beam
barn make this the perfect extended homestead; $850,000.
Barnum B. Burrall, Town & Shore Assoc., (207) 773-0262.
For virtual tour: www.wyndenmerefarm.com.
YORK, ME Presiding
over 7.6 acres, this 1794 mansion was designed by
Samuel McIntyre, one of the leading American architects
of the era. The Federal-style home displays the master's
sense of proportion, design, and detail. Exquisite
carved millwork is retained along with pine floors.
Recent renovations to the most exacting standards
have brought this masterwork gracefully into the 21st
century. A charming guest cottage shares the pastoral
grounds; $2,500,000. Anne Erwin Sotheby's International
Realty, (207) 363-6640.
GOLDSBORO, NC Crabtree
House. Grand Victorian home with polychrome slate
roof, high ceilings, and fine woodwork converted into
4 apartments. Restore the 13-room house for single-family
occupancy or business. Located in Goldsboro Historic
District, the house is a candidate for historic rehabilitation
tax credits. $29,000. Call Preservation North Carolina
at (919) 832-3652 for complimentary magazine featuring
NC historic properties available for restoration in
all prices ranges or visit www.PreservationNC.org.
HIGH POINT, NC Airplane
bungalow, c. 1920. Charming, roomy, and rare on beautiful
circle 2 blocks off Main Street. Quartzite elephantine
columns, bracketed craftsman-style overhangs, attached
porte-cochere, detached garage with studio/storage.
Has 3 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, 2,500-plus sq. ft. with
hardwood floors, high ceilings, modern conveniences.
Extensive renovations include kitchen with compatible
rear sunroom and deck additions. Reduced to $385,000.
Skip/Kay Anderson (336) 854-8143, 259-1315.
BETHLEHEM, NH A renowned
White Mountains treasure. Marilyn Monroe, the Rockefellers,
and Thomas Edison were regular guests in this 18-room
Victorian situated on 3 acres in the village. Features
10 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, 2 living rooms, formal
dining room, and wraparound porch. Natural splendor,
country roads, nearby lakes, rivers, and mountains
provide year-round recreation. Listing #165374, $975,000.
Greg Hanselman, ERA The Masiello Group Real Estate,
(800) 793-6241, ext. 210, www.masiello.com.
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, majestic trees. 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 The Duke
of Windsor Inn, built in 1896 and considered one of
Cape May's most authentically restored Queen Anne
Victorian inns. Operating as 10 rooms with private
baths and offering spacious owner's quarters, the
inn features a 45-ft. tower, dining space to accommodate
all guests in one seating, air conditioning, off-street
parking, and year-round operations in the center-of-town
attractions; $1,950,000. Chris Clemans & Co., Inc.
Realtors, (800) 828-9751, www.ChrisClemans.com.
CAPE MAY, NJ The Memucan
Hughes House, an 1850 Federal-style home built on
prestigious Hughes Street within easy walking distance
to specialty shops, beaches, and restaurants. Has
8 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, formal living room, formal
dining room with fireplace, and family room with fireplace.
Glass-enclosed/screened-in porch and 2 rear porches
and large backyard. Two-car garage with second floor
apartment; $2,275,000. Chris Clemans & Co., Inc. Realtors,
(800) 828-9751, www.ChrisClemans.com.
PERTH AMBOY, NJ This
beautifully maintained Victorian home, c. 1900, features
Old World charm and modern-day conveniences. Large
rooms and attention to detail make this home one of
a kind. Has 3 staircases, pocket doors, stained glass
windows, hardwood floors. Full basement with outside
entrance. Three-car detached garage. Great location
near waterfront and 25 minutes from NYC. A separate
apartment with kitchen, living room and 2 bedrooms
makes this a perfect two-family home; $599,900. Call
(732) 826-7141.
COOPERSTOWN, NY Located
in the quiet village of Roseboom bordering Cooperstown,
near Lake Otsego, Glimmerglass Opera, and Farmer's
Museum. Classic Victorian served as the community
post office. Charming barn, Greek revival shop (former
millinery), smokehouse. SmartHome technology throughout
links heating and security systems to Web. Gourmet
cherry dual-fuel kitchen, 2 1/2 baths, 4 bedrooms
with master bath, gas fireplace; $299,000. Tour at
www.roseboomny.us.
Dan Church (610) 360-8996.
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.
RED ROCK, OK Historic
barn eligible for listing in National Register, qualifying
for 20% federal rehabilitation tax credits. Largest
freestanding rock barn in Oklahoma, with 15,000 sq.
ft., structurally sound, on 66.8 acres of grassland
overlooking Sooner Lake. Historic 1937 rock shed,
2 additional barns, corrals, and fencing. Ponds with
pump house. Ideal for equestrian business. 1 1/2 hour
drive from Oklahoma City, Tulsa, and Wichita. Paul
Janzen, (970) 728-5599, paul@inter-mountainfunding.com,
www.redrockbarn.com.
NEW CUMBERLAND, PA
Ashton-Hursh House, c. 1764, on 2 1/2 mostly wooded
acres. Museum-quality restoration. Nearly 5,000 sq.
ft., 6 bedrooms, 5 1/2 baths, kitchen with fireplace,
keeping room/walk-in fireplace, formal dining, living
room. Original plank floors, deep sills, windows,
and woodwork. Cottage, c. 1734, with 1 bedroom, 1
bath, fireplace and patio. Near Baltimore, Gettysburg,
Lancaster County, Hershey, Philadelphia; $799,000.
Laurel Schiavoni, ReMax Realty Select, (866) 526-4333,
laurels@remax.net.
PHILADELPHIA, PA Philadelphia
Main Line. Welcome to Brookfern, a c. 1726 colonial
in historic Stafford. Enjoy Old World charm and perfectly
blended modern updating. Exquisite craftsmanship accentuated
by 18-in. windows sills, pocket doors, and gleaming
wood floors. Spectacular grounds featuring mature
gardens, swimming pool, and covered porch; $1,095,000.
See additional photos at www.CallJohnCollins.com,
RE/MAX Main Line, John Collins, (610) 640-9300.
CHARLESTON, SC One
of the city's oldest single houses, c. 1740. Grandly
scaled formal rooms frame tall windows and early Georgian
woodwork, antique fireplaces (working and relined),
and graceful woodwork and medallions. The kitchen
house offers high beamed ceilings and exposed brick
walls and floors. French doors lead to the brick-lined
courtyard. Drawing room and third floor bedrooms have
balconies and terraces. 5,860 sq. ft. Helen Butler,
Disher Hamrick & Myers, (800) 577-4118, charlestonrealestate.net.
CHARLESTON, SC Private
compound across from Colonial Lake is comprised of
spectacular main house, 2-bedroom guest house, innovative
pool, and surrounding tropical gardens. Appointments
in the formal rooms include leaded-glass windows,
elaborate mantels surrounding gas fireplaces, plantation
shutters, and custom cabinetry. Kitchen and conservatory
feature Belgian stone floors, tin ceilings with skylights,
and wet bar. Douglas Berlinsky, Disher Hamrick & Myers,
(800) 577-4118, charlestonrealestate.net.
STATEBURG, SC The
Brookland Plantation, beautiful antebellum Greek revival
on more than 6 acres between Sumter and Camden. Built
in 1793 by Gen. Thomas Sumter, known as The Gamecock
in the American Revolution. Completely renovated 15
years ago, this home impeccably combines history with
modern-day conveniences. With 12-14 ft. ceilings,
gorgeous heart-pine floors and unbelievable woodwork,
each room is magnificent; $675,000. Dan Ravenel, Daniel
Ravenel Real Estate, (800) 382-2279.
MIDDLE TN Beautiful
historic home in National Register. Rear 2-story hall
parlor Federal, c. 1820. Front part vernacular Greek
revival, c. 1857 on approximately 10 acres with a
branch and creek bordering 2 sides of property. House
contains all original woodwork including wainscoting,
mantels, and ash and poplar flooring. Recently restored
with 1 1/2 baths and beautiful large reproduction
Victorian gazebo. Quiet, private setting in country.
Janice Duncan, First Realty Group, (931) 212-7920,
www.frgl.com.
TELLICO VILLAGE, TN
Large private estate on 4.2 acres, 793 ft. of level
lake frontage, includes the historic, partially restored
Bowman House, c. 1810. Can be restored to a guest
house or primary residence. Tellico Village, outside
Knoxville, is the area's premier lakefront community,
featuring 3 golf courses, yacht club, rec center,
and pool. Two additional homes may be built. $725,000
house and lot; $599,000 second lot; $1,299,000 all
4.2 acres, home, and lots. Judy Teasley, (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.
BOYDTON, VA Goodwyn's
Tavern Home. The central pavilion home, c. 1760, on
2-plus acres flanked by lower wings, is Palladian
in design. Interior has original 18th-century doors
with HL hinges, rim locks, Georgian mantels, paneled
wainscot, crown moldings, and heart-pine floors throughout.
Four working fireplaces. Williamsburg-style guest
house and outbuildings. Impeccable! $469,000. Max
Sempowski, Realtor, Antique Properties, (434) 391-4855,
www.oldhouseproperties.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.
CHARLOTTE COUNTY, VA
Staunton Hill, c. 1848 mansion on +/-273 private acres
overlooking the Staunton River. Former home of Ambassador
David K.E. Bruce features 30-plus bedrooms, 20 baths,
and 13 fireplaces. Conference center, plantation office,
5 cottages, 6-bay garage, smokehouse, indoor racquetball
court, tennis court, pool, solarium with hot tub.
In National Register. Located near Brookneal; $4,895,000.
Stephen T. McLean, McLean Faulconer Inc., (434) 295-1131,
smclean@mcleanfaulconer.com.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
This is surely one the most wonderful architectural
expressions of the city of Charlottesville's varied
collection. In 1986, two 18th-century log cabins were
joined to create a warm, mellow home. Carefully, extensively,
and creatively renovated in 2004, the home is privately
situated on a one-acre lot. Heart-pine, wonderful
stone work, exuberant light are hallmarks of the interior;
$495,000. For details call Joe Samuels, (434) 295-8540
of Jos. T. Samuels, Inc., www.jtsamuels.com.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
Holly Hill Farm, authentic Virginia country home,
c. 1919, on approximately 4.9 acres. Enjoy 3 bedrooms,
2 baths, formal rooms, plaster walls, and 9 ft. ceilings.
Located 20 minutes from Charlottesville, this property
offers exceptional 360-degree views. Pick fresh fruit
from your own small vineyard or pear and plum trees;
$695,000. Stevens & Co., (434) 296-6104.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
Jordan-Gilmer House, c. 1806, Greek revival colonial
residence with lovely period features and heart-pine
floors. White picket fences, columned porches, and
100-year-old holly trees add to the classic American
charm. Built-in bookcases and central heat/air are
among the modern conveniences. Currently both residential
and office space, this property affords many possibilities;
$1,200,000. Victoria Fenwick, Montague Miller & Co.
Realtors®, (434) 296-4837, www.VictoriaFenwick.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 smoke
house 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, VA Hilton House,
c. 1732, in charming Tappahannock just 3 blocks from
Rapahannock River. Early woodwork, floors, and mantels.
Has 3 fireplaces, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, and nice sized
rooms with high ceilings. New kitchen, furnace, and
air-conditioning. Has 23 x 115 ft. sun room. First
floor bedroom and family room. On a half-acre with
carport, shed, and magnificent crepe myrtles. $349,000.
Dave Johnston, "The Old House Man," (804) 633-7123
or www.AntiqueProperties.com.
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.
GREAT FALLS, VA Bittersweet
Farm, situated on 10 acres, is a 2-story log house,
c. 1780, with additions c. 1900 to present. Has original
logs, stone fireplaces, hand-hewn beams, tin ceiling,
trim and windows. With 4 to 5 bedrooms, 4 1/2 baths,
and screened porches. Three-car garage with apartment.
Eight-stall barn. Fully fenced. Gardens with mature
trees, patio, and pool. Close to D.C. Upper brackets.
Karen Washburn, (703) 759-2199. Helen Bell (703) 430-8909,
Weichert Realtors.
LEXINGTON, VA One
of Lexington's most historic properties, this 1790s
limestone colonial home was enhanced in the mid-1800s
with reception porch, elegant entrance hall, and handsome
parlor. Discover the craftsmanship and architectural
interest in woodwork, fireplaces, and large windows.
A footpath from the study leads to the 2-story carriage
house (guest quarters, studio...). Professionally
landscaped, convenient to downtown and schools. Robin
Eddy, Mead Assoc., (540) 463-7168, www.meadproperties.com.
LEXINGTON, VA This
lovely stone home, c. 1787, is enhanced by flower
gardens, large boxwood, and Whistle Creek. The 10
acres of land are wooded, adding an enormous amount
of privacy. Whistle Creek cascades through the center
of the entire property. The house boasts 4 bedrooms
and 2 1/2 baths. There are 5 fireplaces. With charming
gazebo located next to an old stone fireplace. Located
minutes from historic Lexington; $925,000. Susan Rinehart,
Mead Associates, (540) 463-7168, www.meadproperties.com.
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.
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 with 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, mature landscaping. On 19-plus well-protected
acres, room for horses, stream, mountain and pastoral
views. 45 minutes from Charlottesville; $750,000.
Judy Campbell, McLean Faulconer Inc., (434) 980-8632,
judy_s_campbell@yahoo.com.
NEW MARKET, VA Southern
mansion with massive columns, tree-lined drive, and
2 illuminated fountain gardens. On 5-plus acres with
2 ponds. Has 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. Current bed-and-breakfast
licensed; $950,000. Fred Munch, (540) 740-7352.
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.
PORT ROYAL, VA Historic
Colonial, c. 1846, fronting on the wide Rappahannock
River with outstanding water views. Shelled by a Union
gunboat, 1862; John Wilkes Booth stopped by in 1865.
Listed on the state and national registers. Located
on 1.2 acres and has wonderful flooring, mantles,
and woodwork; $698,500. More information at www.Farms-Land.com.
Alex Long, Weichert Real Estate, (540) 371-8700 (o),
(804) 742-5612 (r).
POWHATAN COUNTY, VA
Historic Edgemont, c. 1764, on 54 acres less than
40 minutes from Richmond's West End. The birthplace
of John Singleton Mosby. Fully restored in 1980s,
including 2-story wing addition from period materials.
Heart-pine floors, 11-ft. ceilings, original Federal-style
mantels and moldings. More than 3,800 sq. ft. Dependencies:
reproduction Williamsburg brick kitchen; $749,950.
Deborah James Dendtler, RE/MAX Commonwealth, (800)
394-5059, www.
VirginiaAntiqueRealEstate.com.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY VA
The Buckhorn Inn. This rustic, historic country inn,
c. 1811, offers 6 guest rooms, an owner's apartment,
and a full-service restaurant with banquet facilities
on 7 acres, west of Staunton, Virginia near George
Washington National Forest. $595,000 turnkey. Contact
the exclusive listing agent, David F. Bottenfield,
(540) 480-4003, of Century 21 Premier Real Estate,
Staunton, Virginia.
LA CROSSE, WI 2002
GAMSA Winner, Milwaukee Road Depot, 1926. On national
and local registers and fully restored with ISTEA
funds in 1998. Two-story Depot Building, Breezeway
Building, and Baggage House with approximately 12,000
sq. ft. of leasable space on 1.79 acres with 75 parking
spaces. Depot is fully operational with 20,000 passenger
loadings annually through daily Amtrak service. For
RFP contact (608) 789-7512, or www.cityoflacrosse.org.
SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV
A 160-year-old, 9,750 sq. ft. house, fully restored
with modern kitchen, plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning
2 miles from historic Shepherdstown. Has 10 bedrooms,
7 full baths, working fireplaces, marble mantels,
and gracious porches. Property includes a 2-bedroom
tenant house, rebuilt bank-barn, 8 other historic
outbuildings, stone walls, paddocks, and landscaping
on 173 acres of Jefferson County farmland. Bill Drennen
at (304) 876-6400 or www.gregdidden.com/wildgoose.
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