Would you live here? Only $59K! Built in 1977 to combat energy costs, this earth-sheltered cave house in Armington, IL is certainly unique. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos courtesy of HomeSmart Realty Group.
Incredible stone and woodwork! 8 bedrooms and 12 baths in Branson, Missouri. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by Whitetail Properties Real Estate.
School is in session! Available for the first time in over 25 years, "The Taconic School House" in Salisbury, CT, features a magical wood-paneled living room with a massive fireplace and an impressive shingled exterior. You'll also love the incredible lower-level pool cabana and glass-enclosed sitting room that open up to a private, fenced gunite pool. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by Michael Bowman.
$63K in Okayama Prefecture unlocks a secluded hilltop sanctuary perched high above the Seto Inland Sea! Featuring soaring vaulted ceilings and panoramic coastal vistas, this private island retreat offers an unbelievable oceanfront lifestyle. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link.
Check out all of that GORGEOUS woodwork! If walls could talk, this beautifully preserved c.1900 Bainbridge Island Craftsman would have over a century of stories to tell. With its original box-beam ceilings, rich millwork, and timeless fir floors, this historic gem perfectly captures the enduring warmth and rare style of the Arts & Crafts movement. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by Andrew Picken of Clarity Northwest.
So many beautiful details. Who else is dreaming of small-town river views and soaring 10-foot ceilings? This beautifully preserved 1880 Victorian in Portland, PA, perfectly blends historic details like original stained glass with gorgeous modern updates. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by Todd LaBar Photography.
Very charming! Who says a century-old home has to be a fixer-upper? This $349K Rochester Colonial perfectly pairs stunning 1920s woodwork with brand-new mechanicals, delivering historic charm without the historic headaches. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by RealTogs.
Very stately! Treasured by just three families, this 1905 home on Millionaires' Row in New York is absolutely packed with breathtaking handcrafted woodwork, intricate stained glass, and jaw-dropping hand-painted coffered ceilings! If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by Jake LaPort of Clear Capture.
Designed by iconic architect Bernard Maybeck, the historic 1906 Rees House is an architectural masterpiece boasting panoramic Bay views! This award-winning Swiss Chalet effortlessly pairs exquisite vintage craftsmanship with lush tiered gardens and modern luxury. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by Marcus Hanschen Photography & Open Homes Photography.
The backyard paradise includes a 35-foot-tall waterfall crashing into the 30-foot-deep pool, a grotto with indoor pool, sauna, entertaining space and faux fossils throughout. It’s estimated that the estate cost as much as $30 million to build and sold for $2.55 million in 2021. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos courtesy of Crown Realty.
Alexandria Bay, New York is home to a spectacular 1905 private island estate completely surrounded by the majestic St. Lawrence River! Known as Longue Vue Island, this breathtaking arts and crafts masterpiece features unparalleled original woodwork and a massive deep-water stone boathouse. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by Chris Murray Photography.
One of the nicest Queen Anne's I have ever seen! $405K in Galesburg, IL! The historic 1889 Wilson-Craig House is a meticulously preserved masterpiece featuring a grand wraparound veranda, original oak woodwork, and fifty years of dedicated restoration! If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos courtesy of Ryan Cannon & Neil Larimore.
$259K in Danville, IL! So much stunning UNPAINTED woodwork! Tucked away in the Lincoln Park Historic District, this 1907 Colonial Foursquare is completely loaded with beautifully refinished original woodwork, elegant arched doorways, and stunning leaded glass windows. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by Lumen House Productions.
So much beautiful woodwork. For under $400K in Oxford, Indiana, this 1908 Queen Anne Victorian offers the chance to step inside a literal time capsule. Owned by the same family for over a century, the 4,500-square-foot residence features an intact upper-floor ballroom, a grand parlor, and beautifully preserved historic character. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by New Adventure Productions.
At $189K in Marion, Illinois, this 1896 brick Victorian is an absolute dream for historic architecture lovers. It perfectly preserves its 19th-century charm with a grand open foyer, gorgeous original pocket doors, and beautiful stained-glass windows. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by Matt Linsin Photography, LLC.
Can you imagine taking a meticulously restored Victorian-era elevator up to a modern entertainment lounge with 25-foot vaulted ceilings? This 1901 Gilded Era masterpiece in Pittsburgh flawlessly balances its original, hand-carved historic grandeur with incredible modern surprises, including a massive chef's kitchen and a backyard pizza oven. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by 360 Captures.
Is this the ultimate Greenwich dream estate? Originally built in 1911 and inspired by the grandeur of Newport's Gilded Age mansions, this historic masterpiece just underwent a stunning four-year transformation to seamlessly blend its architectural soul with modern luxury. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by James Gagliardi.
Prepare to be completely obsessed with the level of untouched architectural detail inside this 1914 historic survivor. With over 7,100 square feet of magnificent millwork, massive pocket doors, and soaring ceilings, this Norfolk, Virginia estate is the ultimate preservation project just waiting for its next steward. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos by Tony Greene Photography.
Built circa 1907, the Emil E. Lengnick House was taken down to the studs to honor its classic Queen Anne character while seamlessly blending in the comforts of modern living. It is currently looking for its next steward in Beaufort, South Carolina. If you'd like to see more photos, here's a link. Photos courtesy of Lowcountry Real Estate.