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CRIPPLE CREEK, CO
Unique 1901 former Teller County Hospital, in the
middle of Pikes Peak country, renovated into a 17-room
hotel (hospital room names on doors) and 60-space
RV park. Building is 10,000 sq. ft. on 20 acres at
edge of town. Victorian décor, kitchen, laundry,
rec room, hot tub, bath house, and newly renovated
RV park. Finest-built building of its time and meticulously
maintained for more than 40 years; $1,700,000. (719)
332-8788, www.cchospitalityhouse.com.
NEWNAN, GA Beautifully
restored yet up-to-date! Four bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths,
living and dining rooms, soaring ceilings, striking
staircase banister, pine floors, built-in china cabinet,
original mantels, unique antique vanities, and crown
moldings. Front porch, rear deck and screen porch,
2-car garage, fenced front and back yards, garden,
fountain; $295,000. Virtual tour: www.ParksAndMottola.com.
Alice Kirby, (770) 301-9456, akirby@parksandmottola.com.
Parks & Mottola Realtors, (866) 383-SOLD (7653).
NEWNAN, GA Nestled in the historic downtown
area, this 3-bedroom, 2 1/2-bath unique cottage, c.
1870, is fully restored and pristine. Interior features
formal parlors, 3 fireplaces, wide hallways, pocket
doors, butler's pantry, and private backyard with
in-ground pool-all fenced and lighted. Has detached
garage, workshop, and garden area; $318,000. Virtual
tour: www.ParksAndMottola.com. Julie Jones, jjones@parksandmottola.com,
(770) 253-7005. Parks & Mottola Realtors, (866)
383-SOLD (7653).
NEWNAN, GA Designer home, c. 1923. Beautiful
4-bedroom, 2 1/2-bath Georgian brick awaits your enjoyment.
Entertaining large crowds or sippin' with friends
on crisp afternoons. Large rooms great for gatherings.
Fireplaces in master bedroom and living room. Hardwood
floors, sunroom, walking distance to shopping. Loggia,
updated kitchen, living and dining rooms; $535,000.
Twyla Wilson, (770) 254-3010, ext. 142, t-wilson1@parksandmottola.com.
Parks & Mottola Realtors, (866) 383-SOLD (7653).
MADISON, IN Historic Ohio river town 1849
restored Federal. Approximately 2,300 sq. ft., large
entry hall, living room, matching dining room, kitchen
with eating area and laundry, family room with bath
and large closet. Second floor has 4 bedrooms and
2 baths. Several nice-size closets, 4 wood-burning
fireplaces, 1/2 basement. HVAC (2), electric, and
plumbing around 10 years old. Professional faux painting,
Charleston porches. Side lot. Lots of extras. (937)
293-5150, rcdc146@yahoo.com.
LEXINGTON, KY Magnificently restored Federal
home, c. 1815 on 45 stellar Woodford County acres.
Much of the original faux painting has been exposed
and preserved. Interior woodwork is unmatched in design
and craftsmanship and beautifully presented in the
formal parlor, where fluted arches flank the fireplace.
Truly a living museum that is quite "liveable."
Linda Willson, RE/MAX Creative, (859) 338-7925, www.HorseFarmsKY.com.
Aberdeen, Harford County, MD Waterfront Estate
for Sale on Horner's Point. Early 1900s brick
Georgian home with barns and tenant house on 72-plus
acres on Swan Creek at the Chesapeake Bay. $2,500,000.
Contact O'Neill Enterprises Realty, (888) 663-4557,
www.oneillenterprises.com.
Darlington, MD The Maryland Historical Trust will offer Gray Gables for sale by public auction in June. The house, c. 1880, is in the National Register. The property contains about 14.1 acres including the main house and outbuildings, together with the income from a $273,963 endowment available for maintenance, repair, and upkeep of the property. The property may not be subdivided and is subject to a perpetual historic preservation easement. Richard Brand (800) 756-0119, x7634 or rbrand@mdp.state.me.us. Visit www.marylandhistoricaltrust.net.
EASTERN SHORE, MD Leatherbury House, c. 1886,
offers historic charm in a waterfront village. The
original front of the house has been beautifully restored
and a tasteful 2-story addition has been added to
the rear with a spacious kitchen, great room, and
master bedroom suite. With 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths.
Lovely landscaped yard. A real gem in the Village
of Whitehaven. Visual tour: www.Porterhomes.net. One-year
warranty provided; $465,000. Hursey Porter, Long &
Foster, Realtors, (410) 726-0755.
WALDORF, MD Eutaw House, recently restored
Civil War Greek revival, c. 1850, classic proportions,
7 working fireplaces, high ceilings. Restoration artists
refinished the grand cantilevered staircase and heart-pine
floors. Expansions: music room, morning room, master
bedroom, and 2-story gallery. Five landscaped acres
with guest house; $2,400,000. Sold separately: art,
antiques, furnishings valued $1,000,000-plus. Roberta
Theis, Long & Foster® Real Estate, Inc., (202)
538-7429, (202) 944-8400.
BELFAST, ME Located in coastal town of Belfast,
one of several historic homes just a block from the
water and town, this fine 1850 brick house with all
of its original details, 2-car barn with loft, fireplaces,
plus practical updates and an extra building lot included
is offered for $525,000. Photo disk available. Peg
Worth, Worth Real Estate, (207) 338-5265, or pegworth@midcoast.com.
GREAT DIAMOND ISLAND, ME Diamond Cove, in
National Register (former Fort McKinley). Exquisite
restoration of 3,900-sq.-ft. brick officers' quarters
in idyllic setting. Gracious foyer with open turned
stairway, pocket doors, tin ceilings, chef's kitchen,
6 bedrooms, 4 fireplaces. Private beaches, old-growth
forests, pool, tennis, and more. No cars. Short ferry
ride to historic old port area of Portland; $749,900.
Sandy Fitch, Mulkerin Associates, (207) 766-5886,
sandy@diamondcoveproperties.com.
North Haven, ME For sale under the National
Historic Lighthouse Preservation Act by sealed bid
on July 12, 2006 at 2:00 pm. Deed has historic covenants
and U.S. Coast Guard easements. For a copy of the
Invitation for Bids, visit http://propertydisposal.gsa.gov
or call GSA in Boston, (617) 565-5823. Sale conducted
by the U.S. General Services Administration on behalf
of the U.S. Coast Guard.
BROOKFIELD, MO Unique Victorian. Renovated
c. 1879 home features 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, fireplace,
2 sets of French doors, etched glass with transoms,
original woodwork, gorgeous wraparound porch, and
more. Two-car garage. Thoroughly enchanting! $250,000.
United Country, (800) 999-1020, ext. 326, www.unitedcountry.com/preserve.
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and historic properties for sale. Just $3.95.
COLE COUNTY, MO Available Union Pacific railroad
bridge over Moniteau Creek, southeast of Sandy Hook,
MO. Eligible for National Register of Historic Places.
Bridge constructed in 1901 and is approximately 387
ft. long. Bridge available only for reuse with preservation
covenants. For more information, contact Tim Forbes
at (816) 360-2700 or Todd Riley at (402) 399-1000.
FLAT ROCK, NC Historic Flat Rock. Own a piece
of history! Built c. 1836 for French consul to Charleston
and Savannah. Located on 8 acres near the Carl Sandburg
estate and in the National Register. Many unique features
include open columnar stairwell, wrought-iron roof
crestings, and porte-cochere with Corinthian columns.
Conservation and tax benefits possible for purchaser;
$2,750,000. For details contact Sherri Metzger, (828)
697-3373 or Ann Skoglund, (828) 681-2057 MLS 334628.
HENDERSON, NC Whitten-Cooper House, beautiful
turn-of-the-century home with late Victorian/colonial
revival details. Built 1896, remodeled 1907. Remarkable
second-floor bath with period fixtures, 1950s kitchen
with outstanding vintage cabinetry and details. Half-acre
lot, garage, and shop 2 blocks from downtown historic
district, 1 hour from Research Triangle Park. $89,000.
Preservation NC, (919) 832-1651, visit www.PreservationNC.org
for this and other properties available for restoration
in all price ranges.
CANAAN, NH Beautifully maintained and restored colonial.
This historic 15-room home, named Broadview, with
80-ft. frontage on Canaan Street Lake has had only
2 owners, which is evident by its pristine condition.
Long Lo Lodge, an English 3-bedroom guest cottage,
further enhances the property along with a barn with
loft and a 2-level storage building; $1,195,000. McLaughry
Real Estate, (603) 643-6400 #1304.
SWANZEY, NH Major historic restoration with
many original features and period detailing preserved.
Each room radiates quiet charm, and only Egyptian
queens had baths more pampering. Features granite,
tile, and cherry eat-in kitchen, first-floor laundry,
attic, porch, screened porch, deck, cable, and fireplace.
Two-car attached garage. Well-landscaped corner lot
on 1.12 acres with views; $429,000, MLS#231225. Nancy
Panza, (800) 892-0991, x225, ERA The Masiello Group
Real Estate, www.masiello.com.
CAPE MAY, NJ The Fairthorne Bed & Breakfast
Inn is located in the heart of the historic district,
1 block from the beach. Inn consists of 2 homes: a
Colonial revival with 6 guest rooms, and an adjacent
Victorian with 3 guest rooms plus spacious owner's
quarters. Impeccably maintained, fully restored, and
beautifully decorated. A prestigious Select Registry
Inn with established clientele and excellent income.
Chris Clemans & Co., Inc., Realtors, (800) 828-9751,
www.chrisclemans.com, www.capemayinnsforsale.com.
CAPE MAY, NJ The beautifully restored Majestic
Star Inn is licensed for 7 rooms. The inn has modern
amenities, beautiful décor, and a warm, friendly
ambiance. This original "seaside cottage"
was built in the 1870s and is located in the heart
of the historic district, just a short stroll to the
beach. Offered as a turnkey bed-and-breakfast inn
or gracious private residence. Chris Clemans &
Co., Inc., Realtors, (800) 828-9751, www.chrisclemans.com,
www.capemayinnsforsale.com.
DELAWARE VALLEY, NJ The 1754 John and Mary
Dickinson House is the most ornate patterned-brick
house in the U.S. In the National Register, documented
by the Historic American Buildings Survey, and highlighted
in numerous publications, the house is situated on
24 rolling and wooded acres in southern New Jersey.
Just an hour to Philadelphia, 30 minutes to Wilmington,
Del., and 15 minutes to interstates and public transportation.
Ron Magill, Century 21 Weaver Realty, (856) 935-6922.
LAWRENCEVILLE, NJ Historic Smith-Ribsam House
with 6 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, meticulously maintained
with modern amenities. On 4 1/2 landscaped acres with
pond, specimen trees, gardens, pool, pool-house, and
4-car garage/barn. In the state and National registers,
built in several stages beginning c. 1740. With 18th-and
19th-century features: wide-pine floors, hand-hewn
oak beam ceilings, and 78-in. fireplace. Donna M.
Murray, Burgdorff ERA Princeton, (609) 252-2329, www.burgdorff.com.
TENAFLY, NJ Own a gracious historic property
in a prestigious N.J. suburb. This National Register
landmark, adapted to professional office/commercial
use, is in a parklike setting, minutes away from NYC.
Built in 1790, the original sandstone house has been
impeccably restored to its original charm and complemented
by a contemporary 2-story addition with all modern
amenities for today's professionals; $3,125,000. Negest
Araya, Friedberg Properties, (201) 894-1234, cell
(201) 314-9580, negest@yahoo.com.
DOUGLAS MANOR, NY Allen-Beville House, c.
1848. The best of both worlds! Experience Manhattan's
nightlife, Broadway, the Met, and Carnegie Hall. Return
in 20 minutes by railroad to your Greek revival mansion
in an exclusive waterfront community with top-rated
schools. Luxuriate beside 2 fireplaces in your 40-ft.
double parlor with breathtaking views and sunsets!
A rare opportunity to raise your family in this historic
setting with Old World charm; $2,600,000. (718) 279-4800,
www.stationrealty.com.
MANHATTAN, NY Classic 1929 apartment. Well-preserved
architectural details. Grand, distinctive, comfortable.
Sunny south-facing 31-ft. living room, oversized windows,
11-ft. ceilings, hardwood floors, fireplace, exceptional
storage space, numerous corner rooms, 4 exposures,
3 bedrooms, and 4 baths. Layout provides a 70-ft.
flow across living room, through reception hall into
formal dining room. Perfect for large-scale entertaining.
Well-managed co-op. Fifth Ave., 80s; $4,695,000. McClintic/Smith,
(212) 996-3292.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OH Boutique hotel and restaurant
opportunity at one of the oldest operating hotels
on the National Road, a designated scenic byway. Restoration
underway. Can yield 20 rooms and 110-seat restaurant
in a historic district with 97% first-floor and 76%
upper-floor occupancy. Near 3 I-70 interchanges at
the retail center of the Wheeling, WV, metro area.
Redevelopment/operating partner sought. Major public
sector assistance available. Call (740) 695-0156,
www.theclarendonhotel.com.
FRANKLIN COUNTY, HORSE VALLEY, PA Skinner
Tavern and Inn, c. 1788 stone, 1850s brick section.
In PA and National registers. With 14 rooms, original
features: ornate woodwork, paneled doors, sash windows
on back, thick walls (plaster), plank floors, bead-board
ceilings, 1800s grained doors, stenciled room numbers,
7 fireplaces (2 false). Spectacular views. Verified
Washington visit during the Whisky Rebellion in 1794;
$395,000. C. Nitterhouse, (717) 264-8820, craignit@franklinstorage.com.
GLENMOORE, PA Charming 1800s Victorian farmhouse.
Completely restored by the current owners: reproduction
cabinetry, wood floors, Victorian faucets, gourmet
kitchen, 3 fireplaces, and master suite with balcony.
On 1 acre of beautifully landscaped property with
gardens surrounding most of the house. C/A and updated
systems. Close to Philadelphia, NYC, and Delaware.
Christine Suhadolnik, Long & Foster Realtors,
(610) 431-8554, HistoricHomesInPa.com, Christine@HistoricHomesInPa.com.
NEWBURG, PA Captivating 1843 stone farmhouse on 13-plus
acres. Property ends on banks of Conodoguinet at 19th-century
covered bridge in National Register. Original floors,
walls, hardware, molding, renovated to period. Updated
kitchen with 2 full baths and 3 bedrooms. History
of property on request. Between Carlisle and Chambersburg
with easy drive to D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia,
NYC, and Pittsburgh; $350,000. Kay Hock, Coldwell
Banker Homesale Service Group, (717) 245-2100, ext.
107, nhkh@aol.com.
STATE COLLEGE, PA Vicinity. Listed in the
National Register, the Oyer Manor is an 1830 Federal
stuccoed stone house, carefully restored on 2-plus
rural acres. It has 7 fireplaces, one in the kitchen,
and a central hall and staircase. There are 5 bedrooms
and 3 1/2 baths. Exceptional original stenciling covers
one room, and all major doors, chimney cabinets, and
baseboards have period decorative paint and intact
antique hardware. Only a half hour to Penn State University;
$525,000. (814) 667-2043.
CHARLESTON, SC A classic brick Charleston
single, c. 1837, which has been modified over the
years, is in a historic row with incredible double
piazzas. The property includes a large stone driveway
with a charming brick patio. The interior of this
beautifully restored home features grand formal rooms
with elegant mantels and gleaming heart-pine floors,
and comfortable living spaces including a den, updated
kitchen, and beautiful master suite; $1,175,000. Dan
Ravenel, Daniel Ravenel Real Estate, (843) 723-7150.
CHARLESTON, SC This c. 1826 residence is
a single house on a palatial scale and is one of the
premier examples of Italianate architecture in America.
The imposing 4-story property with dependencies is
situated on almost half an acre of land in the historic
area of downtown. Beautiful ironwork and wonderful
details. The enormous side garden and 3 piazzas are
perfect for entertaining or simply relaxing in the
atmosphere of Charleston; $3,250,000. Dan Ravenel,
Daniel Ravenel Real Estate, (843) 732-7150.
CHARLESTON, SC The Stephen Shewsburg House,
c. 1809, has been fully restored. With 4 stories of
stucco-over-brick exterior and 2 piazzas that overlook
brick courtyard. Landscaping with mature shade trees,
native palms, and azaleas. Features heart-pine floors,
built-in shutters, 7 fireplaces with carved mantels,
security system, and elevator. Beautiful curved staircase
with wrought-iron railing. Off-street parking; $2,395,000.
Thomas Nipper, Disher Hamrick & Myers, (800) 577-4118,
www.dhmrealestate.com.
PAWLEYS ISLAND, SC The Pelican Inn was completed
in 1858 as a summer retreat for a large plantation
owner in Georgetown County. Located on a 0.69-acre
oceanfront lot, the property includes a large dock
on Pawleys Creek and a 10-bedroom, 6-bath inn with
approximately 5,600 interior sq. ft. and 1,800 sq.
ft. of porches. The Pelican Inn continues to house
guests throughout the vacation season; $6,200,000.
Contact Pawleys Island Realty, (800) 937-7352 or www.pawleysislandrealty.com.
HICKORY VALLEY, TN This Victorian home with
its shingled turret and wraparound porches was built
in 1898 by James Avent, founder of the National Bird
Dog Field Trails. Elaborate trim work and the 6 fireplaces
enhance the 4-bedroom, 3-bath home. It was formerly
a bed-and-breakfast. Approximately 1 hour east of
Memphis. Offered at $297,500. Mary Jean Smith, Banyan
Tree Realtors, 1162 W. Poplar, Collierville, TN 38017,
(901) 359-2520.
PULASKI, TN The Flournoy-Ballentine House,
c. 1830, with the addition of Italianate features,
c. 1867, is in the National Register and 2 blocks
from one of the town's historic districts. Features
4,600 sq. ft., 5 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, 8 fireplaces
with original mantels and ornamentation, 12-ft. ceilings,
original ash and poplar floors, elaborate woodwork,
and grand staircase. 75 miles south of Nashville,
this home was renovated in 1981; $225,000. Pamela
Gaines, Century 21 Realty, (931) 638-9121 or (931)
363-7616.
 ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA Belmont, historic c. 1735 manor
home on 23 private acres in the heart of Keswick hunt
country, 6 miles from Charlottesville and UVA. Four-bedroom
residence has many upgrades (new kitchen, master suite,
copper roof) yet retains its traditional charm with
heart-pine floors, spacious rooms, high ceilings.
Complete with guest cottage and panoramic views of
the southwestern mountains and Monticello; $2,950,000.
Steve McLean, (434) 295-1131, smclean@mcleanfaulconer.com.
ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA Fox Horn Farm, a +/-128-acre
farm at the base of the Blue Ridge overlooking the
Rockfish Valley. Brick manor house, c. 1952, features
4,538 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 4 1/2 baths, spacious rooms,
high ceilings, hardwood floors, slate roof, and pool.
Complete equestrian facilities including indoor arena,
outdoor riding ring, stable complex, kennel, and garage.
Has beautiful pastoral and Blue Ridge views; $4,750,000.
Steve McLean, (434) 295-1131, smclean@mcleanfaulconer.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. With 6 porches and
verandas overlooking pastures and a 14-acre lake.
Currently a bed-and-breakfast, this National Register
and Virginia Landmark property offers endless possibilities.
Hank Cosby, Hank Cosby Real Estate, (804) 598-2875,
www.HankCosby.com.
ARLINGTON, VA Barksdale-DeHart House, c.
1899, a lovingly restored 4-5-bedroom, 3 1/2-bath
Victorian minutes to Washington, D.C., and a block
to Metro. Features 3,500 sq. ft., grand rooms, original
heart-pine floors and moldings, pocket doors, 10-ft.
ceilings, 2 staircases, walk-up attic. The expert
restoration includes kitchen and baths that evoke
timeless quality. New lower level, 2-zone HVAC, shed,
patio, and cedar/stone privacy walls. Lewis, (703)
582-6689, http://thecolonnadegroup.home.comcast.net.
CREWE, VA Exquisitely renovated, yet maintaining
the charm and original craftsmanship in this turn-of-the-century
historic home. Features 3,200 sq. ft., 15-by-14-ft.
entrance foyer with fireplace, formal living and dining
rooms, 9-ft. ceilings, modern kitchen, 3 spacious
bedrooms, 2 full baths, Florida room, laundry, and
game room. Located on a dead-end street in a sleepy
town in central Virginia; $225,000. Baxter Carter,
Long & Foster, (800) 583-8673.
FARMVILLE, VA Brooklyn Plantation, c. 1813,
4-story colonial impeccably restored in every detail.
Very private setting on 83 acres with pond and streams.
Operating bed-and-breakfast with additional 3-room
kitchen cabin and 4-bedroom/bath log cabin. Large
workshop/bankbarn. Copper roofs, central HVAC, formal
gardens, and much more. Great bed-and-breakfast or
family estate. Must see to believe; $799,000. Max
Sempowski, Antique Properties, (434) 391-4855, www.oldhouseproperties.com.
GOOCHLAND COUNTY, VA Historic Tanglewood
Ordinary (approximately 5,000 sq. ft.) and adjacent
cottage (approximately 1,500 sq. ft.) are both listed
in the Virginia and National registers. Tanglewood
Ordinary is operated as a family-style restaurant
and the sale includes all equipment and fixtures.
The cottage is currently used as offices. Explore
all of the possibilities: commercial, restaurant,
or residential; $879,000. David Feibish and Karen
Berkness, Joyner Fine Properties, (804) 270-9440.
LEXINGTON, VA 108 Lee Avenue, in the historic
district, is a well-maintained, finely decorated 1883
high Victorian Gothic home with 8 rooms, 3 bedrooms,
2 1/2 baths. Features an oriel window extending from
the second floor bedroom, pine-paneled wainscoting,
2 four-window bay extensions, 2 coal-burning fireplaces,
and a high gabled roof. Minutes' walk to restaurants,
theater, Washington and Lee University, library, and
shopping; $685,000. Lucy Turner, Mead Assoc., (540)
463-7168, www.meadproperties.com.
LEXINGTON, VA Roberson-Phalen House. Historic
Lexington Foundation offers restoration opportunity
in downtown area near Washington and 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 residential or commercial.
Spacious lot for expansion and/or additions for many
uses; $297,500. Otis Mead, Mead Assoc., (540) 463-7168,
www.meadproperties.com.
LEXINGTON, VA Early 19th-century 2-story
clapboard farmhouse overlooking bold, year-round creek
on 46 acres of meadows and woods. Impeccably maintained
home features outstanding areas for comfortable living:
formal dining room, parlor, den/media room, 3 bedrooms,
2 baths, 4 fireplaces, and classic original woodwork
and detail. Landscaped with detached car storage/workshop
area. Frame barn; $849,000. Jeri G. Moore, GRI, James
Wm. Moore Real Estate Co., (540) 463-7080, www.jwmre.com
LYNCHBURG, VA Beautifully restored, magnificent
c. 1909 brick Georgian mansion with 5 bedrooms, paneled
dining room, 8 fireplaces, and 11-ft. ceilings. With
4,400 sq. ft. plus basement with apartment. Has oak
columned foyer with inglenook. Located high up on
Diamond Hill within walking distance to downtown;
$575,000. James Tracey, Broker, Lynchburg HOME Real
Estate & Assoc., (434) 455-4336, jimtracey@ntelos.com[.
MILLERS TAVERN, VA Mt. Rescue, c. 1820, restored
on 2.15 acres with large trees and mature plantings.
Has 2,200-plus sq. ft., up to 5 fireplaces with lovely
period mantels, 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, eat-in kitchen,
and family room. Three nice porches, one screened.
Potential guest house. High efficiency HVAC system.
Large shed with space for 3 cars. Dog run. Two hours
from D.C., 45 minutes from Richmond. Dave Johnston,
"The Old House Man®," (804) 633-7123,
www.AntiqueProperties.com.
MOUNT HOLLY, VA Waterfront estate, Westmoreland
Co. home of George Washington's brother, John Augustine,
birthplace of Supreme Court Justice Bushrod Washington.
Four acres, 250-ft. water frontage on deep-water protected
cove overlooking Potomac River. In National and Virginia
registers. Major 1917 renovation/additions by architect
Waddy Butler Wood: 22 rooms, 3 stairways, 8,000-plus
sq. ft., 3-bay garage. B&B permit; $2,400,000.
Brokers welcome. Owner (804) 472-4171, www.bushfieldmanor.com.
ORANGE COUNTY, VA Rye Mountain Farm, c. 1932
farmhouse on 32-plus picturesque acres surrounded
by the farms and estates of Somerset. Private setting
with beautiful mountain vistas. Home features 3,502
sq. ft., 9-ft. ceilings, hardwood floors, formal living
and dining rooms, library, kitchen, and family room
on first floor; 4 bedrooms and 2 baths on second floor.
Complete with pool, artist's studio, and barn; $1,495,000.
Steve McLean, (434) 295-1131, smclean@mcleanfaulconer.com.
 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
POWHATAN COUNTY, VA Malvern, c. 1780, just west of
Richmond with easy access to Rt. 288 and major roadways.
Located on 106 acres on historic James River, the
manor house has beautiful original wood floors, and
exquisite trim and paneling, front porch, and screened
porch. English basement. Spacious guest house, caretaker's
cottage, and several outbuildings. Pool, tennis court,
and air strip with aluminum hangar. Hank Cosby, Hank
Cosby Real Estate, (804) 598-2875, www.HankCosby.com.
RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY, VA The Cabin on Mill
Run is one of the county's finest restorations. Crafted
by a master furniture maker, the restoration spares
no details, and newer additions meld perfectly with
a patina that matches the original. Two bedrooms,
2 baths, handmade cabinets, a large living/dining
area, and attached garage/workshop. Screened porch
and deck overlook pond and 25.6 private acres; $945,000.
Martin Woodward, Frank Hardy, Inc. Realtors, (540)
987-9080, mhwoodard@earthlink.net.
ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA Classic c. 1782 Flemish
bond 2-story brick home nestled among 24 acres of
beautifully rolling pasture and woods. Fireplace,
heart-pine floors, fenced paddocks, large barn with
electric and water. Located just north of the historic
college town of Lexington, home to Washington and
Lee University, the Virginia Military Institute, and
the Virginia Horse Center. Only minutes to I-81/64;
$695,000. Hunter McClung, James Wm. Moore Real Estate
Co., (540) 463-7080, www.jwmre.com.
ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA Liberty Hill Farm,
a 75-plus-acre equestrian farm, 20 minutes from the
Virginia Horse Center in Lexington. Featuring a historic
manor home, c. 1820, and main residence with 4 bedrooms
and 5 baths, c. 1900. Complete equestrian facilities
including a large bank barn with 10 stalls, wash stall,
3 tack rooms, office, classroom, bath, grain room,
and loft. Has riding arena, hay barn, other outbuildings,
7 paddocks; $1,650,000. Steve McLean, (434) 295-1131,
smclean@mcleanfaulconer.com.
SOUTH BOSTON, VAOffered via sealed bid, this
stunning boutique hotel-conference center is in Virginia's
South Central Piedmont region. The Greek revival plantation
home, 1842-1844, is a designated National Historic
Landmark. Set on +/-688 acres. More than $35 million
in meticulous renovations and new construction by
Fortune 100 company transformed this property into
an exquisite jewel. Offers due June 14, 5 pm EDT.
Transzon Fox, (800) 868-0458, http://www.tranzon.com/propertydetail.aspx?id=3873
STAUNTON, VA Vernacular arts-and-crafts style
home with a foursquare plan built in 1910 for the
owner of the Staunton Military Academy. It offers
4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 2,400 sq. ft., heart-pine
floors, and original 6-over-1 windows. All restored
and updated. Gorgeous mountain views, 2 blocks from
historic downtown Staunton, 30 minutes west of Charlottesville
in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley. Jenny McGuire,
RE/MAX Advantage, Staunton, VA (540) 294-2480.
TAPPAHANNOCK, ESSEX COUNTY, VA Customs House,
c. 1750, is a delightful in-town residence with loads
of charm and views of the Rappahannock River. It has
1,539 sq. ft. of living area on 3 floors including
English basement. Offering 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths,
multiple fireplaces, authentic pine flooring, and
much original woodwork. All in very good condition.
A real gem! $425,000. Skipper Garrett, Long &
Foster Real Estate, (804) 370-4080, agarrett7@aol.com.
MILWAUKEE, WI Historic Pabst Brewery Redevelopment.
Brewery built in late 1800s on 20-plus acres, more
than 1.5 million sq. ft. of buildings. Master planned
for residential, office, and retail. Buildings are
for sale on individual or combined basis. Spectacular
views, oak plank ceilings, huge open areas, brew kettles,
grain elevator, and bottling plant. Historic tax credits
and more. What's your dream? Video available. E-mail:
mike.mervis@zilber.com. Owner contact.
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