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MYSTIC, CT The waterfront property is on the western shore of the Mystic River. One-half acre with a 10-room 1834 Georgian colonial main house, a 7-room 1854 guest cottage, and a detached 2-car garage with workshop and loft storage. The 4 bedrooms of the house have commanding views of the river. Lovely perennial gardens. Tidal waterfront lot hosts a small boat dock, float, and ramp; $1,775,000. Susan Purdy Robotham, Pequot Properties, (860) 536-4906, x152. www.pequotproperties.com/mysticriver.

NOKOMIS, FL The Alvah Jordan House, c. 1925, historic property, is on the Sarasota County Register of Historic Places. The home rests on 2 lovely landscaped acres on Donna Bay with koi pond, pool, cottage, and electric gate. Owner, (941) 485-6666.

MOULTRIE, GA Spacious southern living is reflected in this delightful 1953 southern plantation-style home situated on beautifully landscaped grounds. Approximately 5,000 sq. ft. with 5 bedrooms, 4 1/2 baths, and 2-car garage. Yesterday's value can be yours today for $580,000. Contact Randy Strange, Mattco Reators, (229) 985-1145, rstrange@alltel.net.

SAVANNAH, GA Built in 1883, this traditional-style townhouse has been restored with exquisite taste and attention to detail. Has 2 or 3 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, refinished floors, original fireplaces, replicated windows, gourmet kitchen, marbled bathrooms, and courtyard. The upstairs master suite includes generous amounts of closet space and a lovely view of the rear courtyard. The garden level is perfect for guest quarters. Katherine Waddell, Mopper-Stapen, Realtors, (912) 695-3443, www.mopper-stapen.com.

SAVANNAH, GA An 1840s mansion with 5 bedrooms, 5 full baths, and 2 half baths on 4 floors. Carefully crafted renovation of 6,500 sq. ft. on magical Jones Street. Large landscaped side garden and heated pool. Has enormous rooms, marble mantels, and gigantic gourmet kitchen; $2,800,000. Robert Jones, Mopper-Stapen, Realtors, (912) 441-0743, www.mopper-stapen.com.

WAYCROSS, GA Victorian mansion, c. 1885, on National Register. Beautiful restoration, on many tours. Has 5,000 sq. ft., wraparound porch, exquisite staircase with matching lady newel-post lamps, ornate ceilings, fretwork, crown molding, Lincrusta, 13 pieces stained glass, period lighting, copper stove hood, 4 or 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, 9 restored fireplaces, custom period draperies. With 3-car carriage house, ornate fence with electric gates, formal landscaping, koi pond. C/A, pool; $495,000. Owner, (912) 283-7444.

OAK PARK, IL Frank Lloyd Wright's 1901 Fricke House incorporates features that define the Prairie style. The house is architecturally intact: all original oak woodwork and floors, many light fixtures, and ribbons of leaded art glass windows. Large eat-in kitchen and butler's pantry recently redone. Second floor has 5 bedrooms and 2 modern baths. Third floor has original billiard room. House has private patio, and 1-car garage plus 1 space. Gloor Realty, (800) 684-5221, schristmas@gloor.com.

RIVER FOREST, IL Frank Lloyd Wright's 1901 Davenport House. This restored transitional Prairie home has varied ceiling heights, open flow of rooms, and beamed ceilings. The living room has a trademark inglenook around a handsome fireplace with Wright-designed andirons. More than 50 leaded-glass windows. The dining room built-in reflects oriental ambience. Three bedrooms, a loft, and 2 1/2 baths. Lower level has recreation/office space with fireplace and bath. Gloor Realty, (800) 684-5221, jankerr@gloor.com.

WINNETKA, IL A rare opportunity to own one of Winnetka's unique treasures, the Lloyd House. Partly built pre-Civil War, partly 1890s. Renovation in 2000-01 included an addition with multimedia rooms and redecoration showing an appreciation of the home's historical significance. This stunning home sits on a professionally landscaped +/- 2/3-acre corner lot near the lake, train, and town. Combines traditional grace with today's lifestyle. Linda K. Martin, Coldwell Banker, (847) 446-4500, www.lindakmartin.com.

NEW ORLEANS, LA Rare opportunity. "Ionic below and Corinthian above, the columns of this double gallery create an architectural effect familiar in the neighborhood, while indoors the woodwork is notable, even for New Orleans" (Richard Platt, Treasury of Early American Homes). Confederate President Jefferson Davis died here. Has elegant rooms, 13-ft. ceilings, wood floors, and 7 bedrooms. Gardens, pool, pool house and 2 greenhouses. Hill Riddle, Jr., RE/MAX N.O. Properties, (504) 862-5407 ext. 107.

GRAFTON, MA The Fisher House. This high-style Victorian overlooks the Grafton Common and features extraordinary finishes and woodwork. Numerous stained-glass windows, inside and out, original hardware, pocket doors, windows, and intricate tile work surrounding 8 magnificent fireplaces make this house one of the jewels in the Grafton Historic District. Has 15 rooms on 3 floors and business zoning on 2/3 acre, including a large carriage house; $1,499,000. Petraglia Real Estate, Douglas, MA, (800) 559-7745.

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 garden with fountain. Heated double barn with 2 offices and 4 car spaces. The Manse's alluring English and colonial history available; $895,000. (413) 625-6366, www.upton-massamont.com.

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.

EASTERN SHORE, MD The Elijah Bethard Farm, c. 1860. A real treasure! On almost 11 acres, this lovely restored farmhouse dates back to 1860. Totally restored with 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and 2 large porches, one of which is beautifully enclosed with heat and air. Surrounding land is in protected conservation program. There is a charming outbuilding that was originally the town's railroad station dating back to 1890. This is an extraordinary opportunity at $299,000. "The Porters" at Long & Foster, (410) 726-0755.

CASHIERS-HIGHLANDS, NC Beautifully appointed main house, c. 1850, once served as Norton Valley post office. Has 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, and astounding views from all rooms. On 31.45 acres of rolling fenced pastures, parklike woods, ponds, waterfall, spring-fed dipping pool, and rushing creek. Guest house with 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, wood floors, kitchen, and laundry. Antique log barn, newer barn, and camping lodge. Immaculately maintained. Unrestricted; $4,500,000. Beth Townsend, (828) 743-3411, ext. 21.

PINEHURST, NC This 1916 Georgian revival 7,500-sq.-ft. home is located in the heart of the resort village of Pinehurst, often called America's St. Andrews. Has been lovingly restored to its original splendor while modern conveniences, such as an architecturally designed kitchen, have been introduced. With grand living spaces, 7 bedrooms, 6 baths, and 3 half baths, Three Chimneys is a home of distinction; $1,295,000. Jerry or Chester, Coldwell Banker United Realty, (910) 692-9041, Chester@FrancisChester.com.

WARRENTON, NC Elegant Greystone House, c. 1893, commands +/- 50 acres of hardwoods, pastures suitable for horses, and a pond. The residence features +/- 11-ft. ceilings, heart-pine floors, deep crown moldings, and fine salvaged mantels in 11 rooms, including 4 bedrooms (first-level master), and 3 1/2 baths. Near Lake Gaston, and 90 minutes from Raleigh and the Research Triangle. Call Diane Lea, Prudential Carolinas Realty, (919) 967-8742, or www.dianelea.com.

CAPE MAY, NJ The Puffin, a delightful seaside inn offering accommodations in 5 Victorian suites, including private baths, kitchen facilities, air-conditioning, cable television, covered porch and patio garden, plus spacious owners' quarters. Conveniently located between the beach and quaint pedestrian mall. Offered turnkey and furnished with period antiques; $1,350,000. Chris Clemans & Co., Inc., Realtors, 1159 Washington Street, Cape May, NJ 08204, (800) 828-9751, www.chrisclemans.com.

FRELINGHUYSEN TOWNSHIP, WARREN COUNTY, NJ Williamsburg-style stone bank colonial, c. 1815, offers 4 working fireplaces, wide-board floors, and beamed ceilings. Located one hour from New York City and set on 5.45 acres surrounded by mature trees and perennial gardens. Bear Creek flows through the property. Outbuildings include 2 barns, stone springhouse, and cabana/pool; $695,000. For brochure call Stan Udell Inc., Realtors, (908) 459-4123 or (908) 362-5551, www.stanudellrealtors.com.

MIDDLETOWN, NJ Blacksmith shop and barn c. 1836. Converted and restored. Winter water views. Charming 2-3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. Moved from original site to private 0.5 acre. Open floor plan, brick entry, hardwood floors, bay window, built-ins, antique hardware, brick fireplace with hand crafted mantel, soaring ceilings, leaded glass. In the heart of Navesink with parks, beaches, and marinas. Rapid ferry to NYC. Offers a unique and inviting lifestyle; $575,000. Weichert Realtors Historic Homes, (800) 736-3638.

MONTVALE, NJ Eckerson House, c. 1790, on 1.07 acres. On national and local registers. Sandstone, rubblework, and clapboard with 15-inch walls. Hackensack cherry mantels, 12-over-8 windows, wide-plank floors, Dutch doors and hardware, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 new baths, kitchen, and porch. Farmhands' house with pine floor, original kitchen with cooking fireplace, 3 bedrooms, mortise-and-tenon joints, hand-hewn beams. New mechanics. Only 4 owners; $925,000. Weichert Historic Homes, (800) 736-3638.

GLOVERSVILLE, NY Exceptional opportunity to build your own downtown shopping district in a rapidly developing tourist area of upstate New York. Six contiguous buildings plus 7 adjacent properties and parking areas, all from the 19th century; $975,000 for all, possible owner financing. Brownstone, brick, and cast-iron facades. Corporation is a certified Community Development Entity eligible for New Market Tax Credits. Call Mike at Glove City Realty, (800) 724-0455.

BUCKS COUNTY, PA Fieldstone farmhouse, c. 1720, on 22 acres. Country kitchen with fireplace and Delft tiles. Dining room with walk-in fieldstone fireplace. Living room with stone fireplace. Sunken library and sunroom, each with views. Library bedroom with fireplace. Main suite with fireplace. Two-bedroom stone carriage house, restored fieldstone barn, pool with cabana, and tractor barn; $9,000,000. Additional 55 acres for $3,000,000. Lisa James Otto Country Properties, (215) 862-2626, www.lisajamesotto.com.

BUCKS COUNTY, PA Heather Hill, a fieldstone house, has warmth and charm, with country drive graced by majestic trees and gardens edged by stone walls. A grand hallway with a walk-in fieldstone fireplace, living room with open beams and fireplace. Dining room with walk-in fieldstone fireplace opens to screened-in porch with cathedral ceiling. Four bedrooms have Currier and Ives views. Carriage house, springhouse, pond, 12 acres; $1,995,000. Lisa James Otto Country Properties, (215) 862-2626, www.lisajamesotto.com.

BUCKS COUNTY, PA Walnut Hill. Exquisitely restored by a top interior designer from New York, this c. 1800 historic plastered stone bank farmhouse exudes charm. Keeping room with walk-in fieldstone fireplace, elegant living room with 2 fireplaces, and main suite with fireplace. Kitchen with Viking appliances opens to solarium dining room with random-width floors. Lovely terrace overlooks 5 acres. Stone and clapboard barn; $1,095,000. Lisa James Otto Country Properties, (215) 862-2626, www.lisajamesotto.com.

BUCKS COUNTY, PA This c. 1700 Carversville stone farmhouse sits on 2.52 acres of luscious hillside. Weekends or full time, this restored jewel has classic details with potential for expansion. The living room is graced by a fireplace, exposed beams, and random-width floors leading to terrace. Kitchen is flanked by a solarium. Three bedrooms and 2 baths include a main bedroom with fireplace. Detached garage with sitting room; $799,000. Lisa James Otto Country Properties, (215) 862-2626, www.lisajamesotto.com.

DOWNINGTOWN, PA Holiday Farm, a 200-year-old farmhouse on 6 magnificent, peaceful acres, gives the feeling that you are always on vacation. The home itself boasts wood floors, a fireplace, 4 bedrooms, plaster walls, deep windowsills, and a 3-bedroom apartment. The outbuildings include a charming slate-roofed screened-in patio, barn, and in-ground pool. A must-see home. Call Weichert Historic Homes at (610) 719-8516.

MEDIA, PA Beatty Hill Barn, converted 2000, 1760 stone bank barn on 1.1 acres, 3 1/2-stories, 4,900 sq. ft. Exposed, pegged beams; wood floors; stone chimney with 4 fireplaces. Great room, dining room, gourmet kitchen, 3 bedrooms, den, 3 baths, 2 pantries, laundry, sunroom, 2-car garage. Terraced gardens, stone walls, sprinkler system. Radiant heat, air-conditioning, smart-house lighting, central vacuum, security system. Five minutes to Route 95, 20 minutes Philadelphia airport; $1,295,000. (610) 565-1669.

SOUTH CENTRAL PA Moorestead Farm, part of a 1753 William Penn land grant, was built in 1818 and provides one of the finest restorations in the area. Historically authentic yet with modern conveniences, this 3,200-sq.-ft., 5-bedroom home is on 17 acres featuring the original restored barn and springhouse and 3-car garage. Zoned for horses and other animals. 1 1/2 hours to Baltimore, 2 hours to Philadelphia; $759,000. Neil Barr, The Homestead Group Realtors, (800) 225-7356, direct (717) 909-4704.

CAMDEN, SC The Hedges, an extraordinary historic property consisting of 8 bedrooms, 6 1/2 baths, and guest cottage. Located on 2.6 secluded acres. Call Jo Montgomery at (803) 243-1813 for a brochure. Visit my Web site at www.camdenhomesource.com or e-mail me at jo_m@bellsouth.net. Other properties available. Russell and Jeffcoat Realtors.

CHARLESTON, SC This 3-story masonry Charleston single located on a street-to-street lot is used as an office. Zoned general business and a wonderful opportunity for mixed use with plenty of parking and attached apartment. Double piazzas, handsome mantels, 3 fireplaces, an open brick garage, and a quirky curved staircase make this property uniquely appealing. Weesie Newton, Daniel Ravenel Real Estate, (800) 382-2279, www.danielravenel.com.

CHARLESTON, SC The 4-story home is a unique, T-floor-plan home on 0.6 acre of plantings and majestic old oak tree. Two entrances: a long gated drive from Tradd St. or the gated pedestrian entrance on Lenwood Blvd. Newly renovated interior. Formal rooms are spectacular in scale with many original details: plaster medallions, intricate moldings, and heart-pine floors. The kitchens and baths have all been updated. Piazza and pool. John P. Zervos, Disher, Hamrick & Myers, (800) 577-4118, www.charlestonrealestate.net.

CHARLESTON, SC On the quiet cobblestoned bend of Church Street, this Georgian home, c. 1743, has been transformed! Original details—including the staircase, paneling, and locks—have all been restored. Formal rooms overlook a beautifully landscaped garden with fountains. Widely regarded as one of the finest transformations the historic district has seen in some time. Includes separate guest suite, ample storage, and parking. Ann Ailstock, Disher Hamrick & Myers, (800) 577-4118, charlestonrealestate.net.

CHARLESTON, SC Charming single house in the heart of Ansonborough. Completely renovated with kitchen house incorporated into main house, creating fabulous space.  New top-of-the-line kitchen with granite counter tops and flagstone floors with family room, white marble bathrooms, separate living room with fireplace, and separate dining room. Beautifully landscaped garden with pond and fountain; $999,000. Offered by Thomas Bennett, Carriage Properties, (877) 266-8005, www.carriageprop.com.

COLUMBIA, SC 1912 home within walled garden near University of SC. Walk to libraries, museums, theaters, concert halls, historic churches, parks, art galleries, restaurants, and shops. Living room: Honduras mahogany beams, wainscoting, bookcases, large fireplace, Rook tiles. Dining room: Flemish-oak wainscoting, large fireplace, Rook tiles. High ceilings, leaded glass, custom wrought-iron work, solarium, 4,200 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths. Spanish tile roof; $1,200,000. Bill Cain, Realtor, (800) 223-7193.

FAYETTEVILLE, TN Victorian gem in fabulous condition! All the conveniences: central heat/air (2 zones), remodeled kitchen, sunroom, and new garage with workshop. Practical updates done on plumbing, wiring, insulation, bath and lighting fixtures; custom storm windows. Has +/- 3,700 sq. ft., 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, formal dining room, parlor, den with fireplace and media/entertainment room. Just outside city limits; $212,000. Progressive Realty Services, (931) 438-5565, www.virtualview1.com/rnh3456.

HARTSVILLE, TN Elegant Greek revival built by H.C. Ellis, c. 1843. Completely restored, 4,000 sq. ft. with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, and 2-car detached garage. On 90 acres by creek on 2 sides, 2 ponds, 2 barns, fenced and cross fenced. Three miles of stone fencing believed to be slave walls; $799,900. Dee Russell, Keller Williams Realty (each office independently owned and operated). (615) 207-4585, (615) 376-5123, deerussell@comcast.net.

ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA A unique opportunity, truly a home, not just a house. Built c. 1797 on 21-plus acres. Ready access to main road, yet well situated for privacy. Two-over-two residence with English basement and later additions features 11 rooms, 7 fireplaces. Land is partly open, partly wooded, and well watered. Includes bold spring, in-ground pool, outbuildings, and mature trees; $595,000. Stephen T. McLean, McLean Faulconer Inc., (434) 295-1131, McFHomes@aol.com.

APPOMATTOX, VA Rose Bower, c. 1802, Federal frame house on 159-plus wooded acres with pond and fenced pasture near Appomattox Court House. Lee's army passed there on April 7-9, 1865. The Yankee armies bivouacked on the property at that time. Has 1,728 sq. ft., living room, dining room, kitchen, enclosed porch, 3 bedrooms, and 1 bath. Original country Federal mantels, doors, chair rails, upstairs floors, staircase; $349,900. Max Sempowski, Antique Properties, Inc., (434) 736-9942, www.oldhouseproperties.com.

BATESVILLE, VA The Parsonage, 1873 farmhouse of mellow old brick in the folk Victorian style nestled in a quaint country village. Beautiful restored condition with original mantels, pine floors, twin parlors, large dining room, eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, sitting room, 2 baths. Outbuildings, large front porch and patio. Gently sloping +/- 4 acres with ancient oaks and ornamental plantings. Minutes from Charlottesville and UVA; $595,000. Charles Gay, Antique Properties, (434) 823-1762, www.antiqueproperties.com.

BURGESS, VA Ingleside, c. 1820. Federal house on 10 acres. Has 3,248 sq. ft., spacious rooms with 6 fireplaces, 4 bedrooms, huge magnificent gourmet kitchen, and multiple walk-in closets. Long lane to house. Large guest house/office. Laundry. Includes smokehouse and carriage house. Has beautiful grounds and gardens. Featured on the 2001 state garden tour. Dave Johnston "The Old House Man," (804) 580-9803 or www.antiqueproperties.com.

CHASE CITY, VA Italianate 2-story 3-bay villa, c. 1884, in pristine condition. Center bay capped by tower. Has 12 fireplaces, 5 bedrooms, modern kitchen, 2 parlors, dining room, living room with bay window, lead molding and original light fixtures, 10-ft. ceilings, turned balustrade, round columns with Doric capitals, dentilled-cornice bay window, stained–glass windows, stair hall with 2 staircases. On 150 x 139 corner lot; $299,900. Baxter Carter, agent Boone & Co., (800) 583-8673.

CHESTERFIELD, VA The Ragland House, c. 1910, a Queen Anne and Georgian revival period home with more than 3,000 sq. ft., fabulous original moldings, mantels, and flooring, and 10-plus ft. ceilings. Sits on 3 acres with huge old trees and beautiful grounds. Great schools. Located less than 20 minutes to downtown Richmond; $399,000. Deborah James Dendtler, RE/MAX Commonwealth, (800) 394-5059, www.VirginiaAntiqueRealEstate.com.

FALLS CHURCH, VA Hollywood Farm, situated on 0.84 acre, is located within minutes of Washington, D.C. This charming cottage has 3 or 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, mature trees, boxwoods, screened porch, and 3 outbuildings consisting of garage, windmill, and gazebo. The house has been remodeled and expanded several times. Legend has it that a portion of the home was built prior to 1750. Approved expansion plans and resident ghost convey. Offered by Russell Real Estate, (301) 642-8172, kimrussellhome@aol.com.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA Step into the past. Spacious home originally deeded in 1752, completed in 1875. Some original mantels and heart-pine floors remain. Comfortable 16-room home with 3 baths featuring claw-foot tubs. Nine fireplaces. Located on double lot in historic district. Off-street parking. Separate 2-bedroom cottage. Walk to the train, shopping, and restaurants. Offered at $799,000. Patsy Thompson, ReMax Allegiance, (800) 729-3013, ext.127.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA Ingleside Manor, c. 1900, overlooks the city from a hill along the north side of the Rappahannock River. Insurance records show structures at this location as early as 1796. Spacious formal rooms, 5 fireplaces, beautiful front porch, gazebo, 4 other outbuildings, and many varieties of trees, plants, and shrubs on +/- 1.5 acres. Shown by appointment; $899,000. Weichert Realtors, Dave Flinn and Pam Hunter, (800) 243-8663, ext.139, 118.

GREENVILLE, VA Rock Spring Tavern, c. 1830, is between Lexington and Waynesboro in the Shenandoah Valley. The lovely brick period home is Flemish bond on the front and 5-course American bond on the sides and ell. There have been many renovations in the recent past protecting the lovely heart-pine floors, high ceilings, gouge moldings, and Federal mantels. On 2.7 acres with beautiful gardens, pool, and period outbuildings; $255,000. Jos. T. Samuels, Inc., Realtors, (434) 295-8540, www.jtsamuels.com.

GRETNA, VA The Jesse Mustain House, c. 1750/1770/1900. Southside Virginia plantation house on 24 private acres. National Register eligible. Has 3,000 sq. ft., 5 bedrooms, 4 fireplaces. Restored and updated, but retains historical significance. Original heart-pine flooring, 24-inch wainscot centerboard and carved chair rail, 9-over-9 and 6-over-6 windows, and summer beam. Central air and heat. Outbuildings; $299,000. Max Sempowski, Antique Properties, (434) 736-9942, www.oldhouseproperties.com.

LEXINGTON, VA Catalpa Hill, located near Brownsburg. Historic c. 1780 log home on 10 acres featuring approximately 2,686 sq. ft. of living space, 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, dining room, 2 original stone fireplaces, floors that are predominately original, a few original glass panes, metal roof, oil forced-air heating, and spring water; $199,000. Additional 11.5 acres available. Ask for Susan Rinehart, Mead Associates, (540) 463-7168, www.meadproperties.com.

MADISON COUNTY, VA Bright River, a 19th-century log home in a beautiful setting on the Robinson River. With 3,359 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, delightful kitchen, great room, spacious master suite with library, 3 fireplaces, pine and slate floors, and more than 1,000 sq. ft. of porches. Also has 2-car garage with loft, tenant house, gardens, brick walks and stone walls; $645,000. Stephen T. McLean, McLean Faulconer Inc., (434) 295-1131, McFHomes@aol.com.

NEW MARKET, VA Elegant 14-room Greek revival home just completed a 13-year museum-quality restoration. Seven bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, 6 rooms on first floor, high ceilings, paneled ceiling in library. Sterling silver chandelier and wall sconces in dining room, bulter's pantry, sun room with southern exposure. A 3 1/2-car garage, car lift, second floor workshop. Five-plus acres with 2 ponds on quiet lane. Licensed as a bed-and-breakfast; $695,000. Fred Munch, 390 Hulings Lane, Timberville, VA 22853, (540) 740-4352.

ORANGE COUNTY, VA Greenwood is a beautiful, privately situated farm listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Comprising 111 acres in full view of the Blue Ridge Mountains, and in close proximity to Montpelier, Greenwood is graced by an immaculately maintained Federal home. With 81 acres in prime pasture, the estate is appropriate for use as a horse or cattle farm, or vineyard; $1,250,000. P. Kirkland, Realtor, (540) 672-3800, kirklandrealestate@yahoo.com.

RICHMOND, VA The National Theatre, 1923, National Register designated building in downtown historic theater row. Three stories feature Italian Renaissance façade and Adamesque interior. Box seats. Stunning proscenium and dome. Partially renovated. Original seating capacity 1,000-plus. Income-producing office and retail space. Adjacent parking available. Federal and state income tax credit eligible. $1,500.000. Donald Charles, Historic Richmond Foundation, (804) 643-7407, www.historicrichmond.com.

RICHMOND, VA Built in 1895 for an African American battalion, the Leigh Street Armory is Virginia's oldest remaining armory. Of enormous architectural and historic importance, this one-of-a-kind building is for sale. Contact Constance Schwarz, Director of Real Estate Services, City of Richmond (804) 646-7493 or schwarc@ci.richmond.va.us for a copy of proposal guidelines. Proposals due by 5 p.m., March 19. More pictures and information available at www.richmondneighborhoods.org.

SHENANDOAH VALLEY, VA Belgravia, a beautiful c. 1890 Victorian on +/- 52 acres features materials constructed by the finest European craftsmen. Wonderful proportions, 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, 7 fireplaces, 8 beautiful stained-glass windows, Italian picture tiles, hand-carved woodwork, interior wood shutters, hardwood floors throughout, 10-ft. ceilings. Eligible for the National Register; $945,000 or $845,000 on +/- 20 acres. Stephen T. McLean, McLean Faulconer Inc., (434) 295-1131, McFHomes@aol.com.