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PARADISE VALLEY, AZ Blaine Drake’s The Holcomb House, 1956. This 2,410 sq. ft. home is on a 33,525 sq. ft. lot with extensive mountain views. Located in the heart of Paradise Valley. Open, comfortable, well-maintained home with 3 bedrooms and 3 baths. Upscale shopping and resort dining nearby. Offered at $1,200,000. Gene, (602) 569-0258 or historicdiggs@yahoo.com, www.blainedrakehome4sale.com. Brokers Welcome.

VENTURA, CA This amazing one-of-a-kind handmade classic craftsman home was designed by Henry Greene of Greene & Greene Architects, Pasadena. The exterior has just been restored and repainted to national preservation standards and is in the National Register of Historic Places. Built between 1923 and 1924, this 5-bedroom home sits on 1.5-plus acres of serenity and solitude with ocean views from the second story. Visit www.gouldresidence.com for more details.

VICTOR, CO Pikes Peak Power Station No. 1. Electrical scientist Nikola Tesla (of the film The Prestige) was purportedly consulted in the original design of this early electric substation (1899). Renovated into 3 true industrial lofts, units feature 18 ft. ceilings with exposed Carnegie steel beams and wood plank ceilings. Original 12 ft. windows absorb expansive mountain views. In the heart of Victor’s National Historic District; $99,900-$119,900. www.victorcolorado.com/smitharchitects.htm or Jim at (303) 534-0123.

SEYMOUR, CT Renovated New England farmhouse, c. 1805, in move-in condition. With 2,400 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, living and dining rooms, kitchen, 2 fireplaces, and wide-board floors. Unfinished addition with cathedral ceiling. Attached greenhouse/sunroom surrounded by bluestone patio. Garage/studio, c. 1972, with 2,165 sq. ft., fieldstone gable, and 2 parking levels. Beautiful 1.25 acres with boxwoods and dogwoods. Additional land available. Just 1 1/2 hours to Manhattan; $499,000. (203) 231-6421.

ST. AUGUSTINE, FL Three-minute-walk from the bayfront, shops, and restaurants in the historic nation’s oldest city. Charming 1900 home is on a secluded double lot at the end of a unique little street. Lush gardens, fountains, and brick courtyard provide a peaceful refuge. A near-no-traffic location. Gates and privacy fencing complete this property with a flowing 3/2 floor plan. Total privacy within the historic district; $615,000. Jane M. Mathis, Olde Carriage Realty, Inc., (800) 555-6138, jmathis@oldecarriage.com.

TIFTON, GA Known as the Lennon-Sears Home, this 107-year-old Queen Anne Victorian has been lovingly restored to perfection. Original heart-pine floors and ceilings, 4 fireplaces, gourmet kitchen, original beveled and etched glass features, and more will enchant all who enter. Beautifully landscaped corner lot adjacent to Tifton’s 40-acre Fulwood Park. Watch the world from the wraparound porch; $435,500. Julie Smith, Advantage Realty Partners, LLC, (229) 386-2727, www.JulieSmithRealEstate.com.

HILLSBORO, IL Freeman-Brewer-Sawyer House. Classical and Greek revival in the National Register. Well-maintained home built in 1840. Three parlors, den, 5 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, 4 fireplaces, oak and cypress woodwork, pocket doors, dining room, beautiful staircase, 36 ft. front porch, and 14-x-20-ft. sunroom with brick floor. On 90-x-361-ft. lot with mature trees facing Main Street. One hour from St. Louis and Springfield, Ill. Recent updates; $299,000. Dunn’s Real Estate, (217) 532-2424, dunnsrealestate.com.

WINNETKA, IL The Lola Maverick Lloyd House, on the National Register, was constructed in 1920 by Swedish sculptor Charles Haag. The 1920 eclectic bungalow combines Arts and Crafts, Swedish, and Texas influences. Featuring many carved wooden items and a variety of whimsical details. Set in a 3/4 of an acre native hardwood grove near the center of town. It is absolutely one-of-a-kind; $1,494,000. Howard Meyers, Baird & Warner, (847) 881-2313, howard.meyers@bairdwarner.com.

HARRODSBURG, KY A National Register and Kentucky Landmark, Clay Hill is one of the most important houses in the Commonwealth. Built in 1813, this frontier mansion is famous for its intricately carved woodwork, beautiful interior spaces, and secluded rear porch arcade. Sited on 2.5 acres 32 miles west of Lexington, the property includes a period guest house and smoke house; $425,000. Call (859) 583-1989. View at www.kyselectproperties.com, MLS#1143657.

ANNAPOLIS, MD area on the South River. This very special waterfront home was built just after the Civil War by Secretary of the Navy James Hamleton as a wedding present for his daughter. It has been meticulously cared for with custom cabinetry, renovated kitchen and baths, forged antique hinges, and hardware. Water views from every room, professionally landscaped grounds, 125 ft. waterfront, and pier with electric lift; $1,750,000. Sue Schanz, Coldwell Banker, (443) 223-6736, sschanz@cbmove.com.

EASTERN SHORE, MD Beaudley, c. 1795. Stately historic home nestled on almost 6 acres in a private setting at the end of a tree-lined driveway. This home is in the National Register and features a lot of the original floors, woodwork, and window glass. The telescopic styling is a true Eastern Shore distinction. With 4 bedrooms and 2 1/2 baths. This home is a treasure and has been well cared for. Has small barn, outbuildings, and screened rear porch; $349,000. Hursey Porter, Long & Foster Realtors, (410) 726-0755.

EASTERN SHORE, TALBOT COUNTY, MD Dayspring, a Greek revival, c. 1870, featuring 5 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, 2 fireplaces, and wood-paneled library. Tranquil, private setting on one-plus acre in village of Queen Anne. With 5 outbuildings including 19th-century one-room schoolhouse, ice house, and barns. Old magnolias and boxwood. 70 miles to Washington. First-time on market in 30 years. Repairs and updated systems needed. Tax credit eligible. Reasonably priced. (410) 364-5919, owlhollowva@aol.com.

ST PAUL, MN This 1886 Queen Anne/Richardson Romanesque double mansion has been meticulously restored, while meeting historical standards, into 4 elegant condominiums: 2 side-by-side, 2-story units; a third floor penthouse; and a lower-level garden suite. You can make this National Register property your home. The property will be sold at auction October 4, 2007 at 6 p.m. Contact Mike at (800) 457-2967, Auction@SchultzAuctioneers. For more information visit schultzauctioneers.com.

GLASGOW, MO Overlooking the Missouri River, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath brick home, built around 1840, has been totally restored. Original floors, woodwork, and beautiful winding staircase. A steal at $120,000. United Country, (800) 999-1020, ext. 326, www.unitedcountry.com/preserve
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MERIDIAN, MS Eastlake Victorian. Grand historic home with almost 5,000 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, 10 fireplaces, grand staircase, stained-glass, arched pocket doors, ornate woodwork, granite counters and much more. Remote entry gate and 3-car garage. In the National Register; $249,000. United Country, (800) 999-1020, ext. 326, www.unitedcountry.com/preserve
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CHARLOTTE, NC Built c. 1905, the Tharpe House was an early property in Dilworth neighborhood. Suburb of Charlotte, Dilworth was part of the New South development. Pedestrian friendly with nearby amenities. One-story house on corner lot with T-gable roof and front gable dormer. Requires complete rehabilitation; contributing structure in Dilworth National Register HD; tax credits available; $410,000. Preservation NC, (919) 832-1651. www.PreservationNC.org for more properties available.

BOONTON, NJ The ambiance of old and new come together in this one-of-a-kind home. Rich in tradition, including a built-in window seat, hardwood floors, chestnut trim, lemonade porch, terraced yard and patio. Updated kitchen and bath complete the picture; $374,900. Weichert, Realtors, (973) 316-5600.

LITTLE YORK, NJ Dual mills. The mill to the left was built c. 1804 as a linseed-oil mill and is now a 6-room cottage. The grist mill on the right was added in 1835 and has been used most recently as an antiques shop. The mills sit on +/- 2 acres including 2 unused ponds and a 1/3-mile mill race; $489,000. Stan Lipson, (908) 447-0245, www.LittleYorkMills.com.

MIDDLETOWN, NJ Historic white shingled farmhouse built 1740 and known as Mounts Tavern. Stagecoaches and the Lenni Lenape Indians passed by the tavern room on their way to the surrounding rivers. Hand-hewn beams, wide-plank pumpkin floors, exposed brick walls, and 4 brick fireplaces. Lovingly updated with forced hot-air heat and central air. 3 bedrooms, attic loft, 2 1/2 baths, detached 2-car garage, and shed. On more than 1 acre. Heritage House Sotheby’s Realty, (732) 784-1416, Robininrumson.com.

MOUNT LAUREL, NJ Amazingly original 1850 property built as a Friends school, converted to a residence about 1906. Recently completed, ten-year restoration has yielded a perfectly preserved and intact 1850 home with the livability of new construction. House has 3,000 sq. ft., 9 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, enclosed wraparound porch, all original features, new systems, new 4-5 car carriage house barn; $649,000. Call (856) 866-7409. Full details at historicproperties.com.

CHATHAM CENTER, NY Greek revival manse, c. 1840, in the Hudson Valley. Features wide-floor boards, exposed beams, and the perfect party kitchen. With 3 bedrooms and 2 1/2 baths. Outdoors has a small deck and beautiful enclosed garden. Two hours by car or train to NYC and 1/2 hour to Tanglewood. Walk to indoor tennis, river swimming, and kayaking. Decorator owned. Call Chatham Properties at (518) 392-5906.

KINDERHOOK, NY Federal style home, c. 1820, with 4,500-plus sq. ft., brick exterior with slate roof, 7 fireplaces, plaster moldings, interior shutters, wood and tiled floors, and a full, dry English basement. Two formal parlors, dining room, office, kitchen, bath, and laundry area on first floor. Second-floor master bedroom suite, 2 guest rooms, and private guest wing. Has carriage barn with space for 4 cars. Historic Kinderhook Village; $875,000. Century 21 Lynn M. Strunk Realty, (518) 758-1921, www.c21lynnstrunk.com.

LITTLE FALLS, NY Brick Greek revival, c. 1825, with 4-columned portico, original front door, beautifully proportioned light-filled rooms. Fireplaces in living and dining rooms, modern kitchen with hickory cabinets and corian counters, 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, large attic, full cellar. Recent wiring, plumbing, roof. Two-car heated garage, new 24-x-36-ft. pavilion with view of stream on 2.1 acres. Fire and security monitors. A unique residence; $289,000. Nan Ressue, Bruce Ward and Co., (315) 823-3551.

MADISON COUNTY, NY 72 Madison, a renovated Italianate Victorian, c. 1865, with all of the high-end amenities, location, and quiet enjoyment that you’ve been searching for. On 2-plus acres in the charming Village of Hamilton. ?Features 2,450 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 5 baths, living and dining rooms, and fabulous kitchen. Large garage with storage. Great local schools. A minute to Colgate University, 1 hour to Cooperstown; $395,000. Susie Gustafson, Broker, (315) 824-HOME (4663), www.susiegustafsonre.com.

STATEN ISLAND, NYC Commanding the Manhattan harborfront, this 3-story, wide-board-sided Greek revival, c. 1840s, has 3,803 sq. ft., 10 rooms including 3 greatrooms 25-x-17-ft., 4 1/2 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, darkroom, and 3 offices. Marble fireplace after Danish sculptor Thorwaldsen. Waterfront, street-to-street 50-x-152-ft. 1850s carriage house/garage. Lushly terraced gardens. One- or two-family, your choice; $691,840. NormaSue, Gateway Arms Realty Corp, (718) 273-3800, x16. Virtual at www.sibor.com.

CINCINNATI, OH The John Baker House, Woodburn, c. 1854, in the National Register. Rare Gothic revival villa designed by James Keys Wilson. On 1.232 secluded acres with picturesque Ohio River views. With 5 bedrooms, 4 full baths, in-ground pool, and formal rooms for entertaining. Maintains the original architectural detailing in pristine condition. Once in a lifetime opportunity. Offered at $2,750,000. For information contact Karen Laurens, Sibcy Cline Realtors, (513) 607-2251, www.sibcycline.com.

FRANKLIN COUNTY, HORSE VALLEY, PA Skinner Tavern and Inn. c. 1788 stone, c. 1850s brick section. In Pennsylvania and national registers. With 14 rooms, original ornate woodwork, paneled doors, sash windows on back, thick plaster walls, 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; $195,000. Fred Bull, (717) 262-2906, fbull@wcnproperties.com.

CHARLESTON, SC This 18th-century brick Georgian is the oldest surviving structure built by the French Huguenot Church. It served as the church parsonage until 1871 and has been meticulously restored. Architecturally and historically important, home may predate the American Revolution. A majority of woodwork remains intact. The fireplace surrounds, chair rails, and heart-pine floors appear to be early 18th-century; $2,895,000. Diana Goff, Daniel Ravenel Sotheby’s International Realty, (843) 442-0850.

CHARLESTON, SC The Stephen Shrewsbury House, c. 1809, has been beautifully restored. Georgian style with 5 full stories and 2 piazzas that overlook garden, fountain, and brick courtyard. The original Adamesque woodwork and mantels are extraordinary. Ground floor apartment, off-street parking, and sweeping views of Charleston Harbor and historic rooftops. Exterior easement with Historic Charleston Foundation; $1,995,000. Beth McCrabb, Daniel Ravenel Sotheby’s International Realty, (843) 670-0296.

CHARLESTON, SC The revitalization project to which all others should be compared. Just 2 blocks from the historic district’s High Battery, it has been transformed into a Gite or French holiday cottage. Iron gates and stucco walls lead through the garden to brick and limestone terrace. Has 2,500 sq. ft., 20 ft. ceilings with exposed beams in dining room, chef’s style kitchen, and library. Gated entry, carport, off-street parking. $2,385,000. Barbara Fredericks, Disher Hamrick & Myers, (843) 577-4115, dhmrealestate.com.

FLORENCE, SC The Claussen House, c. 1830, is a beautiful Greek revival on more than 2 acres. With 5 fully restored support buildings: 4-bay carriage house with storage, servants’ quarters, smokehouse, chicken coop, equipment shed and coldframe hothouse. Inside the main house, the front double parlors have high ceilings, a fireplace with mantel and French doors to the porch. A very special home, full of history and charm; $495,000. Dan Ravenel, Daniel Ravenel Sotheby’s International Realty, (843) 723-7150.

FLORENCE, SC Roseville Plantation, c. 1771, fully restored home listed in the National Register with 5,000 sq. ft., 6 bedrooms, 4 baths, and 1,800 sq. ft. of wraparound porches and balconies. Its “Gone With the Wind” avenue is 400 yards off I-95 exit and 5 miles from the city. Perfectly located for a private residence, restaurant, special events, bed-and-breakfast. Former home of famous Confederate nurse and diarist. On 13.53 acres; $1,750,000. Carl Tucker Real Estate, (843) 678-9900, ctucker543@joimail.com.

MARION COUNTY, SC Historic Victorian plantation house on 13 acres with access to 5-acre lake. Built late 1890s and completely restored in 2000. Has 5,335 sq. ft., detached garage, outbuildings, and asphalt drive. With oversized rooms, 2 front parlors with bay windows, high ceilings, 5 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, 45-x-35-ft. great room/gourmet kitchen, covered porches, screened back porch and deck. Just 3 miles from Marion and 40 miles from Myrtle Beach. Wilks Robinson, (843) 431-7050, wrc209@aol.com.

MCCOLL, SC At auction September 15, 2007: Greek revival built 1903-06. Enter from portico to formal parlor/foyer with winding staircase, formal living, dining, sitting room, study, kitchen with fireplace, 5 bedrooms, and 3 baths. Side entrance from carriage porch adjoins wraparound porch. Fine moldings and mantels. Has guesthouse, stable, and other dependencies. On 2 acres with hardwood shade trees, garden path, and circle drive. Shortt Auction & Realty Co, (800) 599-7188, www.shorttauctions.com.

MURFREESBORO, TN Collier-Lane-Crichlow House was the residence to 4 Murfreesboro mayors. Built in 1850, this 4,960 sq. ft. pre-Civil War brick mansion is in the National Register. Owner meticulous about historic accuracy of colors and fixtures and has much supporting documentation. Uses include residential, mixed-use. With 8 fireplaces, 3-car garage, and guest house. Active historic preservation community; $439,900. Trish Woolwine, Fridrich & Clark, Realty, LLC, (615) 327-4800. Info: houseofmayors.com.

ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA Fair Oaks, late-19th-century Virginia farmhouse on 620 acres. Renovated with 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, original heart-pine floors, and 7 woodburning fireplaces with period mantels. Surrounded by towering oaks overlooking countryside. Two-bedroom cottage, pool with poolhouse, spectacular 360-degree views. $6,950,000 for house on +/- 620 acres or $4,650,000 for house on +/- 356 acres. Steve McLean, McLean Faulconer Inc., (434) 295-1131, smclean@mcleanfaulconer.com.

ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA Maxfield is a 37-plus-acre estate located in the renowned Keswick Hunt Country, featuring a renovated historic manor home, c. 1767, with handsome interior woodwork, hardwood floors, and 5 working fireplaces. The property includes a 1 1/2-story guesthouse, 6-stall stable, kennels, bank barn, and machine sheds; $1,695,000. Steve McLean, McLean Faulconer Inc., (434) 295-1131 or 981-1863, smclean@mcleanfaulconer.com.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA Woodland, c. 1810, built by John Dunkum, who worked for Thomas Jefferson and helped build Monticello and the University of Virginia. Property is 4 miles from Charlottesville on 76.9 acres. House offers spacious rooms, high ceilings, and heart-pine floors. Includes guest cottage and large barn. Needs work, but given character of home, history, and acreage, Woodland could be restored to a fine estate. Jim Faulconer, McLean Faulconer Inc., (434) 295-1131, www.mcleanfaulconer.com.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA Tuckedaway embodies timeless character and charm. Original stone cabin, c. 1775 with a log section added in the 1800s. Property has been lovingly maintained and first time on the market in 40-plus years. Located in an idyllic private valley on 9 acres with a meandering stream and beautiful rock outcroppings. Just west of Charlottesville; $725,000. Charlotte Dammann, McLean Faulconer Inc., (434) 981-1250, cdammann@aol.com.

CULPEPER COUNTY, VA Maple Lawn, c. 1799, is an exceptional country estate with beautiful views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. No dollar amount spared in the meticulous renovation of the main house and additional +/- 5,000 sq. ft. of dependencies. Pool, tennis court, and pond. Perfect family home or executive retreat. Located between Orange and Culpeper in the historic Cedar Mountain area. Easy access to D.C., Charlottesville, or Richmond. Charlotte Dammann, (434) 981-1250, cdammann@aol.com.

GLOUCESTER, VA On North River in one of Tidewater Virginia’s most sought after historic areas. Exchange, c. 1720, beautifully restored Georgian manor with English basement on 8 acres. Updated kitchen, river room, 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, 8 fireplaces, original floors, and portrait windows. Smokehouse, guest cottage, houseboy’s residence, 6-bay garage, pier/covered boatlift; $2,950,000. Elizabeth Johnson (804) 240-5909 or Pat Zima, owner/co-agent (804) 693-0202, Frank Hardy, Inc., www.WaterfrontandEstate.com.

GLOUCESTER, VA Lands End, c. 1796, 35-acre riverfront estate. Beautifully restored, home to Revolutionary War hero Captain John Sinclair. Sympathetic addition, tasteful conveniences. +/- 5,712 sq. ft., 6 bedrooms, 5 baths, 10 fireplaces, and 4 porches overlooking +/- 1,000 ft. waterfront off Chesapeake Bay. Caretaker’s apartment above 2-car garage, 4-stall horse barn, riding trails. National and VA historic landmark; $2,600,000. Elizabeth Johnson, Frank Hardy, Inc., (804) 240-5909, www.WaterfrontandEstate.com.

LAKE OF THE WOODS, VA The White House, c. 1929, a charming colonial revival sits under huge trees with view of the lake in gated community. Features a gourmet kitchen, big lakeside sunroom, large front porch, and patio. Includes a 3-car garage with 14-x-9-ft. office. Two additional lots available. Clubhouse with dining, swimming, stables, tennis, and golf. $397,000. Dave Johnston, “Old House Man®,” (804) 633-7123, AntiqueProperties.com.

LEXINGTON, VA This charming historic home has been meticulously restored with great attention to detail. Features include 6 bedrooms, 4-zone heating and cooling systems, and original pine flooring. More than 5,000 sq. ft. of living space and beautifully landscaped. Located in the heart of historic Lexington; $1,350,000. James Wm. Moore Real Estate Co., (540) 463-7080, www.jwmre.com.

LEXINGTON, VA The Ivy Tower, c. 1891, a 3-story brick residence. Second Empire style. Now a church with its late 1950s chapel addition. The extra height of its mansard roof permits a full-height third floor and gives the home its magnificent proportions. Priced well below assessed value, this is an exceptional opportunity to own a unique piece of Lexington history and restore it to its former elegance; $695,000. Betsey Badgett, Barbara Trandel, Mead Associates, (540) 463-7168, www.meadproperties.com.

LEXINGTON, VA Among the earliest brick homesteads in Rockbridge County, Shenandoah Valley, Belle Vue is on a road fondly known as the “enchanted forest.” This beautiful +/- 7-acre setting encompasses the 8-room manor house, 2-room frame guest house, another frame dependency, and handsome flora in fox-hunting country. Within minutes of Virginia Horse Center, Washington & Lee University, Virginia Military Institute; $775,000. Otis Mead, Mead Assoc., (540) 463-7168, www.meadproperties.com.

LEXINGTON, VA The Homeplace, a charming original chestnut log home in the woods across Shenandoah Valley’s Brushy Hill from quaint downtown Lexington, home of Washington & Lee University, Virginia Military Institute, and the Virginia Horse Center. Logged rooms: gathering/dining, living, new kitchen, and master suite. Tasteful addition includes gallery, 2 bedrooms and workshop/studio. Includes pond and 11 acres; $520,000. Otis Mead, Mead Assoc., (540) 463-7168, www.meadproperties.com.

LEXINGTON, VA The Pines, a beautifully restored and meticulously maintained 15-room residence in the historic district of this college town in the Shenandoah Valley. Originally a Flemish bond “I” house built in 1819; extensive Victorian additions date from 1885. Features 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, 8 fireplaces, period mantels, heart-pine floors. On nearly 1 acre with mature trees. The ultimate in privacy and convenience; $1,500,000. Betsey Badgett, Mead Associates, (540) 460-0783, www.meadproperties.com.

LOUISA COUNTY, VA Oakleigh is a meticulously restored residence, c. 1880, on a 838-acre farming estate in protected Green Springs Historic District. Features a gourmet kitchen and spacious master suite. Property includes a guest cottage/studio and beautiful 8-stall stable; $4,250,000. Stephen T. McLean, McLean Faulconer Inc., (434) 295-1131, smclean@mcleanfaulconer.com.

LOUISA COUNTY, VA Boswell’s Tavern, c. 1735, residence and outbuildings on 75-plus acres in the Green Spring Historic District. 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. With 3,052 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, many original interior details, 6 original mantels. Virginia Historic Landmark; $1,295,000. Steve McLean, McLean Faulconer Inc., (434) 295-1131 or 981-1863, smclean@mcleanfaulconer.com.

MIDDLESEX COUNTY, VA LaGrange. Your rural paradise, planter home, c. 1749, with 4 fireplaces. On 65 acres of privacy offering fantastic dependencies; soaring screened pavilion that encloses pool, summer kitchen, and fireplace; attached pool house with full bath, cedar sauna, and upstairs office. Appalachian-style guest cabin with loft, timber frame low-country building for winery, gift shop, meeting room; and more; $785,000. Jane Ludwig, (804) 436-6341.

NATURAL BRIDGE, VA Forest Oaks, c. 1806-10, one of Rockbridge County’s most spectacular historic homes on 45 beautiful acres. In the National Register with 10,000 sq. ft. of exceptional living area, 24-plus rooms, 10 fireplaces, and rich English walnut trim. Magnificent views overlook pond, meadows, and beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains. Large guest cottage and stable. Twelve miles from the historic college town of Lexington; $1,700,000. James Wm. Moore Real Estate Co., (540) 463-7080, www.jwmre.com.

NATURAL BRIDGE, VA White House, c. 1850, built by Francis T. Anderson, who established the Glenwood Iron Furnace in Arnolds Valley. Restored to modern-day living while retaining the wood floors and much of the original woodwork. With 4 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, formal and informal living areas. On 13 acres with Blue Ridge Mountain vistas, pasture, fruit trees, berry bushes, and gardens. Bordered by Jefferson National Forest; $549,500. Alice Strecker, Mead Assoc., (540) 463-7168, www.meadproperties.com.

RICHMOND, VA The real gem of Historic Bon Air! The Gilliam House, an 1881 Victorian with 1910 colonial revival changes. Second oldest home in famous former Victorian-era summer resort community. With 4,700 sq. ft., 5 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, and 65-ft. veranda with French doors opening from formal rooms. Sits on 1.6 acres with butler’s house, carriage house, and garden folly; $989,500. Chris Small, Small & Associates Realtors, (804) 343-6860, chris@smallrealestate.com, www.smallrealestate.com.

SOUTH HILL, VA The Ryland Homestead, a Gothic style, c. 1902, 2,684-sq.-ft.-house on 2.7 acres. Four fireplaces with original mantels, period moldings, and heart-pine floors. Hasn’t been compromised. Original outbuildings: smoke house (active), ice house, 4-stall barn with loft, corn crib, log chicken coop, and run-in shed with loft. Set in serene country setting surrounded by hundreds of acres. Great for horses; $249,000. Max Sempowski, Antique Properties, (434) 391-4855, www.oldhouseproperties.com.

SOUTH HILL, VA A totally restored, impeccable antebellum home built in 1854 on 21 acres. Hand-sawn original heart-pine, and put together with wooden pegs and shopmade nails. House features beautiful woodwork throughout, a U-shaped staircase, 11-ft. ceilings, antique chandelier, pressed copper cornice in parlor, and original doors and hardware. With 4 bedrooms and 3 baths. A historic gem; $595,000. Max Sempowski, Antique Properties, (434) 391-4855, www.oldhouseproperties.com.

CAVENDISH, VT Brook Farm, in the foothills of southern Vermont’s Green Mountains, is a 20-room 10,000-sq.-ft.-colonial revival on 60 acres. Seven bedrooms, 4 with fireplaces, 3 with private baths. Ten-ft. ceilings with moldings, grand entry staircase, 8 fireplaces, paneled doors, wainscoting, and period fixtures. In the National Register. Has 4-bedroom guesthouse, studio, horse barn, cow barn, outbuildings, and pond; $2,495,000. Robert McLeish, LandVest Inc., (802) 362-0996, bmcleish@landvest.com.

MILWAUKEE, WI Downtown historic brewhouse building. Great location, high visibility. Other historic buildings from 14,000 to 245,000 sq. ft. Fully abated clean-shell buildings under $25 per sq. ft. Zoning approved for office, housing, and retail. Part of master-planned historic, sustainable redevelopment of 20-plus-acre Pabst Brewery site built in late 1800s. Two- and 3-acre land sites also available. Own a piece of history. Contact (414) 274-2880, or visit www.thebrewerymke.com.