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CAPTIVA ISLAND, FL Designated historic 1908 house on gulf-to-bay property. Three bedrooms, 3 baths, den/bedroom, dining room, eat-in kitchen, living room, and porches. Separate building: library, studio, bath over 2-car carport. Study in third building. Screen-enclosed, heated pool. Boat dock on Intracoastal Waterway. Views of Gulf of Mexico and Pine Island Sound. Further construction possible; $4,500,000. Rose Dakos, VIP Realty Group, Inc., (800) 553-7338, ext. 233. rosedakos@aol.com, www.rosedakos.com.

SAVANNAH, GA The Paradise Inn, c. 1866. In the historic district, this bed-and-breakfast is located just one block west of Forsyth Park. Totally renovated in 1998, the inn offers guests a relaxed and unpretentious atmosphere with 5 beautifully furnished guest rooms. A freestanding, fully appointed pool house/cottage offers an additional suite with privacy and all the comforts of home; $780,000. Cora Bett Thomas and Gregory Hazelden, Cora Bett Thomas Realty Co., LLC, (912) 944-0944. CoraBettThomas.com.

SAVANNAH, GA Beautiful downtown residence, c. 1885, located on Troup Square in the historic district. Private brick townhouse featuring wood floors, gourmet kitchen, and private deck overlooking an enclosed brick courtyard. Features 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, and 6 fireplaces as well as separate library and wet bar off the master suite. Two off-street parking places complete the amenities; $548,500. Cora Bett Thomas and Patricia Bishop, Cora Bett Thomas Realty Co., LLC, (912) 944-0944. CoraBettThomas.com.

SAVANNAH, GA Restored historic duplex, c. 1900, on 3 large lots in the historic district. Located in an active restoration area, main house offers 2 bedrooms and 1 bath on each floor, hardwood floors, crown molding, high ceilings, pocket doors, and 4 fireplaces. Landscaped grounds provide the perfect setting for entertaining. Second floor could be rental unit, guest or mother-in-law suite; $420,000. Cora Bett Thomas and Gregory Hazelden, Cora Bett Thomas Realty Co., LLC, (912) 944-0944. CoraBettThomas.com.

SAVANNAH, GA Facing Monterey Square, the Noble Hardee Mansion, c. 1860, is the most important Italianate home in Savannah, one of a handful of buildings designated exceptional by the Historic Savannah Foundation. This urban palace features 15 fireplaces, exquisite plaster details, exceptional ironwork, and more than 15,000 sq. ft. of living space. Don’t miss this opportunity to restore an architectural treasure with sensational views of the city skyline from the belvedere. Richard Mopper, (912) 238-0874.

SAVANNAH, GA Built in 1908, the Ethel Tison House is one of Savannah’s most unique Queen Anne structures and is sited on a 112-x-120-ft. lot, which allows for additional residences. Offered for sale through Historic Savannah Foundation’s revolving fund. This is a rare opportunity to partner with Historic Savannah Foundation to restore one of Savannah’s landmarks; $180,000. Richard Mopper, (912) 238-0874.

EASTERN SHORE, MD Designed by Jackson C. Gott and built in 1890 for Sen. and Gov. John Walter Smith, this restored Queen Anne-style residence features 10,000 sq. ft. and 20 rooms of charm. Stained-glass windows are unrivaled in beauty, as are hand-painted ceilings and handsome mantels that grace 11 fireplaces. Large formal rooms allow for elegant entertaining. Within minutes of the country club, golf course, airport, and ocean. This estate was the most palatial in the region; $699,000. (410) 632-2290.

MOUNTAIN LAKE, MN Own a unique style of architecture from the late Bruce Goff. This round house is Goff’s original design and construction style. The 3-bedroom house has an indoor fountain as its focal point, a skylight, and the all-round theme makes for very efficient use of space. Located in a quiet rural southwestern Minnesota town, this house may be eligible for listing in the NationalRegister; $330,000. Mike Adrian, (507) 427-3000, madrian@swwnet.com. Ben Adrian, (507) 427-3441.

ELIZABETH CITY, NC Grand Colonial revival home in historic coastal town. Built in 1905 on a center-hall plan, the Dr. Isaiah Fearing House retains its fine woodwork and ornate lead-glass entrance between vestibule and hall. Some updating and repairs needed; $175,000. For more information on this home or other historic properties available for restoration in all price ranges, please contact Preservation North Carolina for a complimentary copy of our magazine at (919) 832-1651,or at www.PreservationNC.org.

HIGHLANDS, NC A 1760s Georgian-style log home from Jonestown, Pennsylvania, disassembled by a historic preservationist and moved to Highlands, North Carolina. Has not been rebuilt yet. For sale for $150,000. Square footage is 3,500 with 4 fireplaces, 10-12-ft.-high ceilings, original doors, stairs, and built-in closets, wide-plank flooring, oak logs. Blueprinted and labeled for reconstruction. Mark Vrana, 1231 Wild Azalea Lane, Athens, GA 30606, (706) 354-8328 (h), (706) 353-2990 (w).

LAUREL SPRINGS, NC Farmhouse, c. 1872. This lovely 2-story home with charming rock foundation has been partly restored and is waiting for someone to finish the job. Features 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, hardwood floors, and tongue-and-groove ceilings. Living room has fireplace, dining room, nice foyer, wraparound porches, and much more. On 3-plus beautiful North Carolina acres with gently flowing stream; $225,000. United Country Real Estate, (800) 999-1020, ext. 326. www.unitedcountry.com.

MOUNT AIRY, NC Bank of Mount Airy, c. 1923. This landmark building in Andy Griffith’s hometown is a veritable fortress with granite construction, 2 original vaults, and marble floors on street level. Three stories and basement with approximately 6,000 sq. ft. Modern wiring, central heat and air, granite foundation, excellent condition throughout. A unique opportunity to own a piece of Mayberry; $275,000. Call Alison Johnson, Town and Country Realty at (336) 786-2115 ext. 24 or AlisonJohnson@Realtor.com.

WESTERN NC Edgar Allan Poe House, c. 1905. Dutch Colonial revival, restored and listed on the National Register. Located in foothills of Blue Ridge Mountains and within a short drive of Blowing Rock, Asheville, and Hickory. The 14-room house is characterized by massive, carved staircase, curved wainscoting, crown molding, raised oak paneling, 12-ft. ceilings, wormy heart-pine floors, and long-spanned porch. Terraced large backyard with stream and wooded area. (828) 757-7938. www.edgarallanpoehouse.com.

CLOSTER, NJ Isaac Naugel House, c. 1775, sandstone Dutch colonial 4-bay gambrel roof. Very private on 1.95 acre with woods and lawn. Living room with wood-beamed ceiling, split Dutch door, original hardware, 18-in.-thick walls, and 2 fireplaces. Dining room has sandstone wall. Windowed family room with slate floor. Three bedrooms, 2 with fireplaces, 2 1/2 baths. Possible attic expansion. Two-car garage. Full basement. 15 miles to NYC; $1,175,000. Weichert Realtors Historic Homes Div., (800) 736-3638.

MIDDLETOWN, NJ Dr. Edward Taylor House, c. 1729, scalloped shingles and Gothic detail on +/-1 acre. Family owned through 1948. Wide-plank floors, beamed ceilings, leaded glass windows, 4 fireplaces, exposed brick. New master suite. Sills and supporting beams replaced. Main chimney rebuilt. Updated plumbing and electric. Restoration glass windows. Newer roof and furnace. Plumbed for 2 additional baths. Central air, second and third floors; $598,000. Weichert Realtors Historic Homes Div., (800) 736-3638.

SCOTCH PLAINS, NJ Dutch colonial, c. 1787. Once a 2-room house, now has 4 bedrooms and 2 baths. Large rooms, beamed ceilings, brick walls, brick fireplace with carved mantel, hardwood floors, and deck. Country kitchen with butcher-block counters and custom cabinets. Barn with hayloft, garage and storage, central air second floor. Automated greenhouse. Approximately 1 acre on country lane with a variety of specimen trees and plants; $729,000. Weichert Realtors Historic Homes Div., (800) 736-3638.

SILVER CITY, NM Number-one climate in U.S. Historic gated 1930s brick estate nestled in virgin forest overlooking Continental Divide and largest U.S. wilderness. Four matching country French homes. Hardwood floors, 6 fireplaces, fountain, patios, courtyards, and covered veranda on 5 secluded acres at rim of canyon. Ironwork, stonework and brickwork abound. Charming barn. City sewer, water, and gas. 3 minutes from town; $895,000. Century 21 Thompson Realty, (800) 358-0021. cjt@silver-nm.com.

CATSKILL, NY Victorian, c. 1898. Has +/- 7,500 sq. ft. with elegant rooms of grand proportion. Formal library, high ceilings, master with dressing room and bath, and dining room with fireplace. Separate entrance to basement. Main house has 8 bedrooms, 5 1/2 baths, and a port-cochere. Widow’s walk overlooks river. On 3.6 acres next to wildlife sanctuary. Brick carriage house with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and 2-car garage. Thirty miles to Albany; $550,000. Weichert Realtors Historic Homes Div., (800) 736-3638.

KINGSTON, NY Old Stone House in Stockade District. Known historically as the Matthew Jansen House. This 2-story Dutch colonial stone house was rebuilt after the British burning of Kingston in 1777. The house sits on a 114-x-83-ft. lot with 3,000 sq. ft. of living space, making it a pleasant residence with a spacious backyard and off-street parking. Attached to the house is a 1,380-sq.-ft. 2-story office. Price: $625,000. For pictures and details www.43crownst.com, Walter Maxwell, (845) 331-1004.

PHILADELPHIA, PA Gothic chapel, 1852, available for commercial/nonprofit rehabilitation and reuse. Has +/- 9,000 sq. ft. on 2 floors, hammer-beam roof, stained glass, tile, carved stone and wood. In neighborhood park. Off I-95, 90 minutes to New York, 10 minutes to central Philadelphia. Long-term, rent-free lease available in exchange for significant capital investment. Partial funding available for appropriate reuse. Fairmount Park Historic Preservation Trust, (215) 877-8001, administration@fairmountparktrust.org.

NEAR WAYNESBORO, PA Brick Federal Pennsylvania farm house 80 minutes to Washington, D.C. and Baltimore beltways. Four full floors, exposed stone English basement, opening on to large flagstone terrace. Has 4 full baths, 6 lined fireplaces, and original windows, woodwork and heart-pine floors. Museum quality Rufus Porter 2-story hall mural, On +/- 9 acres, secluded but not remote. Also has spring fed pond, large stone base bank barn. Call (717) 762-5076 for brochure.

CHARLESTON, SC Remarkable plantation-style dwelling on one of the deepest, largest lots remaining in Harleston Village. Presently divided into 4 apartments. Can be converted to single-family home, or possibly build 5 townhouse-style condominiums with plenty of parking. House is rated significant in historic Charleston architecture. For more information about this property or others like it, visit our Web site at www.danielravenel.com or call us at (800) 382-2279.

CHARLESTON, SC The Young Johnson House, c. 1770. One of the city’s earliest examples of the Charleston single house. Renovated for modern living with attention to tradition. Dramatic woodwork, double-hung 9-over-9 windows with restoration glass, gold-leaf accents, top-of-the-line kitchen, incorporated kitchen house, cypress drawing room. On quiet cobblestoned street in historic district. Three bedrooms, 4,200 sq. ft. Russell Guerard, Disher Hamrick & Myers, (800) 577- 4118. www.charlestonrealestate.net.

CHARLESTON, SC Inviting Victorian home, c. 1906, on corner lot in the heart of the historic district. Large fenced lot with garage in back and gated entrance. Interior features include high ceilings and windows, perfect hardwood floors, and fireplaces in nearly every room. A great buy in the city full of treasures. Three bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, and 2,930 sq. ft. Please contact Barbara Fredericks, Disher Hamrick & Myers, (800) 577-4118. www.charlestonrealestate.net.

CHARLESTON, SC The Lanneau-Pollitzer House, c. 1830. A true in-town estate. Glorious Greek revival-style main house. Includes a 2-story, 2-apartment dependency and a lush, deep garden featuring the ruins of the stable house.Terrific restoration; $1,325,000. Please contact Lynn Hanlin, Carriage Properties, (843) 266-8000. www.carriageprop.com.

CHARLESTON, SC The Joseph Verree House, c. 1767. A stunning 18th-century Georgian house with original mantels, over-mantels, and floors. Located on lower Church Street. With a private walled garden designed by one of the city’s most renowned landscape architects; $2,690,000. Please contact Tom Bennett, Carriage Properties, (843) 266-8000. www.carriageprop.com.

CHARLESTON, SC Located on 171 Wentworth. This true Charleston classic historic house, c. 1850, has beautifully proportioned rooms and sparkling heart-pine floors. The gracious double piazzas and private patio are perfect for elegant entertaining; $985,800. Please contact Judy Tarleton, Carriage Properties, (843) 266-8000. www.carriageprop.com.

CHARLESTON, SC Two historic houses, one fabulous address! Set in the heart of the historic district, this property includes a 3-story main house and a 2-story carriage house, joined by a charming walled courtyard. Built on the foundation of the c. 1732 Poinsett Tavern, the homes feature Delft-tiled fireplaces and grand rooms for entertaining. Off-street parking, too! Four bedrooms, 3 full and 2 half baths; $1,250,000. Virtual Tour at www.HistoricRealEstate.com. Historic Charleston Properties (800) 965-6111.

CHARLESTON, SC Historic Rainbow Row, 18th-century residence of 3 1/2 stories constructed wharf-side with views of Charleston Harbor from upper floors. There has been extensive restoration to this 4-bedroom, 5 1/2-bath home featuring handsome architectural details with every modern convenience. The Deas-Tunno House offers private walled garden with pool; $3,650,000. Lois Lane, Lane & Smythe Real Estate, (877) 451-4801. www.charlestonishome.com.

FRANKLIN, TN Menden Hall, c. 1825 Federal on 5.6 acres. Recently restored to perfection with discreet 21st-century amenities. Original wide-plank floors, 11 1/2-ft. ceilings. Expansive dining and living rooms. Library and master suite each feature original fireplaces and elaborate mantels. Has 4,200-plus sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, screened porch. Not just a showplace, but a warm and livable home to treasure. National Register; $799,000. Frances Garner, Sharon Langford and Assoc., (615) 353-0537. www.homesbyfrances.com.

BROWNSBURG, VA Brick house, c. 1820, located in the quaint village of Brownsburg between historic Lexington and Staunton. Three bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, library, dining room, office, country kitchen, and 7 fireplaces. English basement with flagstone floor and 10-x-15-ft. lintel over cooking fireplace. The 2 1/2 acres include a log cabin with heat and 2 fireplaces. A small flagstone courtyard is shared with the house. Lucy Turner, Mead Associates, Inc., (540) 463-7168. http://www.meadproperties.com.

CAROLINE COUNTY, VA Edge Hill, c. 1790. Old Virginia country home situated on a high knoll on 459 acres 1 hour south of Washington, DC. High ceilings, fireplace in every room, attached garage with apartment, large brick building for storage. Located at the confluence of the Matta and Poni Rivers in Caroline County. Needs restoration. Registered in the national and Virginia historic registers; $1,495,000. Frank Hardy, Inc., (434) 296-0134.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA Historic executive building in downtown. Live and work, walk to historic Court Square and pedestrian mall. Zoned B-1, more than 4,000 sq. ft. with porches and storage. One of the oldest homes in Charlottesville, built in 1806, enlarged in 1885 and 1907. Brick construction with gable roof, original indoor staircases, 6-panel doors, wide-plank-pine floors, and original wood trim throughout. Bill Downer, Downer Realty, (434) 825-7126.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA Truly a home, not just a house. Built c. 1797, in a topnotch location. Ready access to main road yet well situated for privacy. House with 21 acres, and 25 acres additional if desired. Partly open, partly wooded, well watered. Two-over-two residence with English basement, later additions. Eleven rooms, 7 fireplaces. Water from a cold spring, in-ground pool, outbuildings, garden spot, mature trees; $595,000. Stephen T. McLean, McLean Faulconer, Inc., (434) 295-1131. McFHomes@aol.com.

COVINGTON, VA Ten original 150-plus-year-old hand-hewn log structures. One- and 2-story cabins and barns, smokehouse, church, tobacco barn, blacksmith’s shop. Huge oak, chestnut, poplar logs (10-22 in.). Will sell together or each structure separately. Will deliver and reassemble on your foundation. Currently reassembled and standing. Inventory of vintage building materials, including chestnut lumber, hewn joists, rafters, beams, flooring, weathered barn wood: (888) 941-9553. www.antiquecabinsandbarns.com.

HALIFAX COUNTY, VA Federal-style plantation home, c. 1839. The house is in excellent condition with 5,700 sq. ft., 5 bedrooms, and remodeled kitchen with fireplace. Located on 93 acres, mostly fenced pasture and pond. Please contact Rebecca “Honey” Davis, The Davis Co. Realtors, (877) 575-1100. honeydavis.net.

LEESBURG, VA Baylor’s Jump is a Preservation Society of Loudoun County First Award Winner for the restoration of this Quaker stone cottage built c. 1780. Located on 12.7 acres, this 2-bedroom home is totally secluded yet is less than 10 minutes from the center of Leesburg. A 3-stall barn, corncrib, and pond are found on the property. For information call Pamela Jones, LLC at Long & Foster Realtors, (703) 726-3405.

LEXINGTON, VA Thorn Hill, c. 1792, late Georgian brick plantation home 1/2 mile southwest of town. Outstanding original details include elaborate mantels and over-mantels, fully paneled stair hall, dentil cornices, wainscoting, etc. Elevated site in midst of 26 beautiful acres with magnificent views of Shenandoah Valley and Blue Ridge Mountains. Dependencies include log smokehouse, weaving house, granary, and barns; $885,000. Jim Moore, James Wm. Moore Real Estate. Co., (540) 463-7080. www.jwmre.com.

LEXINGTON, VA Meadowbrook Farm, c. 1816, restorable brick home with 9 rooms, center hall, fireplaces, porches. Overlooks tree-lined creek traversing gentle meadows on 200 acres of fields and forest with mountain views. Several barns and outbuildings. Only 5 minutes west of Lexington, home of Washington and Lee University, Virginia Military Institute, and the Virginia Horse Center. Protected by conservation easement; $650,000. Jim Moore, James Wm. Moore Real Estate, Co., (540) 463-7080. www.jwmre.com.

LEXINGTON, VA Wonderful 19th-century town with 2 colleges: Washington and Lee University and Virginia Military Institute. Downtown old brick home with center hall, large rooms, high ceilings, screened porch. Stroll the historic district with charming shops, restaurants, theaters, libraries, museums, parks. Crossroads of the bucolic Shenandoah Valley, framed by the Blue Ridge and Allegheny mountains; $295,000. Mary Curtis Mead Stolarz, Mead Associates, Inc., (540) 463-7168. www.meadproperties.com.

LEXINGTON, VA Reid-White-Philbin House, c. 1823. Substantial Federal/Greek revival town home with an adjoining c. 1750 stone house on 1-plus acre in downtown Lexington, across from the campus of Washington and Lee University. Painstakingly restored and historically accurate. The extensive floor plan with 14 fireplaces is ideal for guests and entertaining. Mature trees and boxwood, stone and brick walls, and iron gates provide great privacy; $775,000. Murdoch Matheson, (434) 817-0637.

LEXINGTON AREA, VA Catalpa Hill, 19th-century log home with additions on 6-plus rolling acres near Lexington. Has 2,686 sq. ft. with 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, dining room, living room, kitchen, den, and utility room. Two original stone fireplaces, wood floors, metal roof. Partially fenced with several outbuildings, including detached garage and equipment sheds. Pastoral and mountain views; $249,500, additional acreage available. Stephen T. McLean, McLean Faulconer, Inc., (434) 295-1131. McFHomes@aol.com.

LOUISA COUNTY, VA Oakleigh, c. 1856, in the Green Springs Historic District on 143-plus acres with several dependencies, fenced pasture land, and pond. Oakleigh has 4,000-plus sq. ft. and is one of the best-preserved Downing-type town-and-country villas in existence. Restored with 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, heart-pine floors, original doors, woodwork, and moldings. New kitchen and master-bath; $1,950,000. Deborah James Dendtler, Virginia Properties, Inc., (800) 394-5059. www.VirginiaAntiqueRealEstate.com.

MIDDLESEX COUNTY, SALUDA, VA Leafwood is a warm, gracious, renovated village home c. 1780. Situated on 2-plus acres with delightful gardens, several outbuildings, and walnut and pecan trees. Lovely guest house with 1 bedroom and bath and small kitchen with fireplace. Also has garage. Original features include heart-pine floors, 6 fireplaces, and period millwork. Ideal bed-and-breakfast with 3 or 4 bedrooms, 3 baths; $300,000. Additional 12 acres available. Tim Hill, Long & Foster Realtors, (877) 346-4411.

NORTHERN NECK, NORTHUMBERLAND, VA Litchfield Farm, c. 1729. On 5 acres less than 5 minutes from Great Wicomico River with access to the Chesapeake Bay only 15 minutes away. More than 3,000 sq. ft. of elegant original detailing, original mantels and moldings, heart-pine floors, new gourmet kitchen, first and second floor master suites, 2 dependencies, antique plantings. New in-ground pool; $399,000. Deborah James Dendtler, Virginia Properties, Inc., (800) 394-5059, www.VirginiaAntiqueRealEstate.com.

OLD TOWN ALEXANDRIA, VA Peake-Fairfax House, a historic Federal-period detached townhouse, features almost 5,300 sq. ft. of luxurious living space on 5 levels. The fully restored house offers main rooms of impressive and gracious proportions, 8 fireplaces, some with original Federal mantels, period architectural detailing and interior woodwork. Finished basement and 2 off-street parking spaces. Four bedrooms, 6 1/2 baths; $2,250,000. Dennis Simmons, (703) 217-2440.

ONANCOCK, VA Waterfront. An 1860 Federal and Victorian home with bed-and-breakfast potential. Elegant foyer, stained-glass windows, bull’s-eye woodwork, heart-of-pine floors, and etched panel doors. Home has 3 bedrooms and 5 baths. Living room, kitchen, den, dining room, office, and sun room. Sit on the wraparound porch and enjoy the beauty of the waterfront and nature on 1.7acres. One of the finest homes in Onancock; $799,000. Crockett Realty, (800) 480-2031. www.crockettrealty.com.

ORANGE, VA Sans Souci, built in 1865 by Colonel W.W. Burgess on an acre of grounds in the historic town of Orange, is a half hour from Charlottesville and 1 1/2 hours from Washington, D.C. The carefully restored home features a swimming pool, through center hall, grand living room, a stately library, fine dining room, updated kitchen, a solarium, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, and 6 fireplaces; $499,000. A 29-acre farmette is also available. Fred Burks, Evers & Co Real Estate, (540) 258-2828, (202) 364-1700.

PETERSBURG, VA You only live once! Why not awake in sunlit Victorian splendor? This magnificent 8,500-sq.-ft. mansion, c. 1899, is currently a successful bed-and-breakfast inn. The Victorian fortress is both a landmark and a truly comfortable, warm, and inviting home. With enchanting architectural features too numerous to mention, and continuous maintenance, there is no good reason not to indulge yourself!! $499,500. Carla T. Takacs, Swearingen Realty Co., (800) 446-5884, (804) 524-4925.

SHENANDOAH VALLEY, VA Spring Farm. Beautiful 100-plus-acre farm near Weyers Cave in the Shenandoah Valley. Historic 2-story brick main residence, c. 1809, has 4,237 sq. ft. of living space, 5 bedrooms, 3 baths. Complete with pool, brick garage, tenant house, 2 barns, heated stable, and other farm buildings. Lush rolling meadows, North River frontage, lovely views of the Blue Ridge and Allegheny Mountains; $785,000. Stephen T. McLean, McLean Faulconers, Inc., (434) 295-1131. McFHomes@aol.com.

WALNUT HILL, VA Drayton House, c. 1949, with some antique components. An elegant reproduction of a Federal home. Heart-pine flooring on upper level and marble floors on lower level. Handsome state-of-the-art eat-in kitchen with granite countertops. Marble baths. Crown moldings and wainscoting in most rooms. One wood and one gas fireplace. Beautifully landscaped with formal gardens. Extra building lot; $349,000. Dave Johnston, “The Old House Man,” (804) 321-8171. antiqueproperties.com.