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California, La Jolla


 Location, location, location! Bed & Breakfast Inn in La Jolla, www.innlajolla.com. An intimate, luxury 13-guest room and 2 suite bed-and-breakfast inn in operation since 1984. Located just blocks from the ocean in one of the most renowned vacation destinations in the world, the Village of La Jolla by the Sea in San Diego. The property is listed on the National Register. Turnkey. Please contact Marilouise Micuda, (760) 602-7836, marvelme_7@hotmail.com.

Price: $ 5,500,000


California, La Jolla


Three houses, all historically designated, plus caretaker apartment, form 0.4-acre enclave, renovated, operating as vacation rentals. Awarded "Best Historic Renovation" by San Diego Home/Garden Feb 2008. See www.yellowcottage.com. Owner-occupied or not. 7-plus bedrooms, 7 baths, 4 kitchens. Landscaping with Jacuzzi and picnic areas. Blocks to beaches, cafes, shopping, ­La Jolla Cove. Looking for buyer or partner; Terry Bichell, (615) 495-5450, tjbichell@yahoo.com.

Price: $ 4,800,000


California, Somis


Restored Somis School House, c. 1890. Queen Anne style with detached guest house on more than 1 1/2 acres. Freshly painted exterior, beautiful stained-glass windows, and 12-ft. ceilings on first floor. Bell tower can be third bedroom/den with great views. Re-roofed and copper plumbing. Dozens of fruit and nut trees. Potential ­historic Mills Act designation for substantial tax benefits. Visit www.CenterSchoolRoad.com. Fred  Evans, RE/MAX Gold Coast Realtors, (805) 339-3502.

Price: $ 1,199,000


Connecticut, Seymour


Renovated New England farmhouse, c. 1805, in move-in condition. Has 2,400 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, 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. 1 1/2 hours to NYC. (203) 231-6421, www.aspacecenter.com/realestate.

Price: $ 499,000


Florida, St. Augustine


What?!? An early 1900s house in new condition? Yes, that's right. Pristine restoration in 1999-2000 transformed old to totally new and modern. One beautiful historic residence with a detached oversized double garage with studio apartment above caters to your 21st-century needs and demands. Located on corner lot just 5 blocks south of historic downtown on pristine, prestigious, and quiet St. George Street. Please call Arnold R. DeLorenzo, Olde Carriage Realty at (800) 555-6138.

Price: $ Not Listed


Georgia, Carnesville


Pre-Civil War, c. 1810, Federal style home features 2,400 sq. ft., 5 bedrooms, 1 bath, 5 fireplaces, basement, and many originals. Very few alterations! ­Home is located on 1 3/4 acres. On the National Register. United Country, (800) 999-1020, ext. 326, www.unitedcountry.com/preserve

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Price: $ 199,000


Georgia, Moultrie


Historic southern plantation home, c. 1911, features 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, 10 ft. ceilings, unique ­marble and wood mantels, and old pine floors. Great lighting fixtures. All upgrades have been made. Guest house with 1 bedroom and 1 bath. Maid quarters with half bath used as an office, smokehouse used for storage. Terraced gardens with live oak trees. Beautiful in-ground pool. Contact Wayne Cooper, Mattco Realtors at (229) 891-6439.

Price: $ 389,900


Georgia, St. Marys


Archibald Clark House, c. 1801. Aaron Burr, Gen. Winfield Scott among famous visitors. Savannah ­native, Clark, attended Litchfield Law School, first in country. Married Rhoda Wadsworth, daughter of Gen. Elijah Wadsworth. Clark appointed collector, Port of St. Mary's by Thomas Jefferson. Home beautifully restored by Clarks' great, great, great grandson, Thomas Nesbitt. Won three national preservation awards. Has 5,400 sq. ft. on 1-acre lot. Suitable for B&B. (912) 882-1802.

Price: $ 1,999,500


Illinois, Elmhurst


Frank Lloyd Wright's F.B. Henderson House, 1901, restored to its original elegance. One of his most beautiful homes, featuring more than 80 original ­restored stained-glass windows designed by Wright, stunning woodwork, 3 brick fireplaces, and deck. Central air, master bath, and finished basement with family room, wine cellar, guest/nanny quarters. On landscaped half acre, 15 miles from Chicago's Loop. Historic Homes Realty, (708) 288-9957, HistoricHomesRealty.com.     

Price: $ 2,300,000


Illinois, Ottawa


Historic home, c. 1918, on 1-plus acre overlooking the city and confluence of Illinois and Fox rivers. All the modern conveniences within minutes of the scenic beauty of 4 state parks and wildlife refuges. Has 4,500 sq. ft., 6 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 2 half baths, 2 fireplaces, music room, and original woodwork. Updated roof, windows, electric plumbing, and HVAC. With gated entry, circular drive, 2-car attached garage, and 2-car detached garage. Realtor.com (MLS#06369317) virtual tour.

Price: $ 695,000


Maine, Easternmost USA


Unique Greek revival home, c. 1840, on the National Register and located in coastal town. Area has ferries, islands, and 30 ft. tides. Ship chandler's 11-room house, woodshed, and barn on 3 city lots. Lived in by the same family. Original period furnishings. Unique hand-molded ceilings and staircase by famous Maine ­artisan. First running water and bathroom in town with original fixtures still used. (910) 692-5231, (207) 733-7314, bajspencer@juno.com.

Price: $ 475,000


Maryland, Annapolis


The Griffith-Worthington House, c. 1776, historic Revolutionary War townhouse. Rare opportunity for ownership of one of the best preserved, privately owned houses in downtown. Pristine historic details. Respectfully and well modernized, 4-5 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, gas heat and c/a. Two-car brick garage. Located in the heart of history. Walk to marinas. The Tower Team, Coldwell Banker, (410) 991-0903. Photo essay with historic documentation on www.barbaratower.com.

Price: $ 2,450,000


Maryland, Glyndon


Melinda, a 33-acre farm in the heart of horse country, dating to 1707. Brick Georgian colonial approximately 5,400 sq. ft. with 7 fireplaces, exquisite moldings, large windows, and custom cabinetry. Brick and stone barn with 5 stalls, tenant home, and other outbuildings. Property in preservation trust. Located across from Sagamore Farm. Convenient to several interstates. Joanne Archibald or Sisi Willis, Chase Fitzgerald & Company, Inc., (410) 323-6000, joannearchibald@comcast.net.

Price: $ Not Listed


Maryland, Prince Anne


 MD, Princess Anne, 1740

Almodington, c. 1740, National Register historic waterfront plantation on 203 acres with 4,400 ft. of shoreline. The award-winning restored brick mansion is recognized by New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art. Features shell cabinets, raised wall panels and window reveals, deep moldings, marble master bath, chef's kitchen with stone counters. Guest quarters, kennels, barn, and dependencies. #SO6655435. Alice Fisher, Long and Foster, RE, Inc., (410) 430-1739, (410) 546-3211.

Price: $ 5,300,000


Massachusetts, Nantucket


In 1831, Henry Coffin commissioned master mason Christopher Capen to construct 75 Main St. One of the very first brick residences constructed on Main Street, it remains in much of its original state, on an ­extraordinary large lot. This property has never been transferred outside the Coffin family and awaits a restoration-minded owner to carry on the stewardship of this important monument. Jeanne Hicks and Nicole Bousquet, Windwalker Real Estate, (508) 228-9117.

Price: $ Not Listed


Massachusetts, Sheffield


Grist Mill, c. 1737. Spectacular restoration of this magical 4,500 sq. ft. home includes reconstruction of 2 waterfalls and pristine pond. Mill contains 4-plus bedrooms and baths, professional kitchen, wine cellar, exposed beams, central air, and details galore. Includes original gears and turbines. Restored for conversion to hydroelectric generation. Rooms have excellent proportions and flooded with light. For more info call Howard Chezar at (917) 559-4961 or hmchezar@mindspring.com.

Price: $ Not Listed


Mississippi, Vicksburg


To be auctioned Saturday, June 21, 2008 at 11:00 a.m. Balfour House, built in 1835, a Vicksburg ­landmark and on the National Register. Featuring many ­architectural details, walnut and chestnut parquet floors, elliptical spiral staircase, double parlors, 6 fireplaces, 6 bedrooms, ­and 4 1/2 baths. Verandas on back of house. Beautiful crape myrtles and landscaped lawn. Call for a­ private showing. Head Auctions, (601) 991-2111. For more history about Balfour House visit www.HeadAuctions.com.

Price: $ Not Listed


Missouri, Hermann


Historic Meyer House, c. 1883, on the National Register. Carefully restored to retain its original features and updated to modern standards and living styles. Constructed by Judge August Meyer and built from locally fired brick. Brick summer kitchen and enclosed back courtyard. The 2-car garage offers level access from back. Second-floor view of Missouri River. ­Contact Judy Warden Real ­Estate, Inc., (573) 486-3127, judywardenre@ktis.net, judywarden.com, MLS#747066.

Price: $ 268,900


New Hampshire, Wilton


Historic water-powered mill complex listed on the National Register. Frye's Measure Mill has been making colonial and Shaker boxes since 1858. Included are business, mill, original machinery, museum shop, ­residence in converted barn, second studio/gallery ­residence, blacksmith shop, 3-bay garage, and 6-bay ­carriage barn. All on 8 acres with 2 mill ponds. A rare business opportunity. Call (603) 924-3321, www.PetersonsRealEstate.com.

Price: $ 1,700,000


New Mexico, Silver City


Built in 1881, brick with stucco veneer, ­2 stories with full basement plus an enclosed courtyard. Major renovation in 2005. Building winner of state of New Mexico Main Street awards for historic building renovation. Isaac's Bar & Grill occupies the ground floor. The second floor has 10 office/studio spaces. Priced at $879,000. Isaac's sold separately. Century 21 Thompson Realty, (575) 538-0021, (800) 358-0021, www.silver-nm.com.  

Price: $ 879,000


New York, Essex


This graciously restored Georgian stonehouse, 1826, is situated on a quiet tree-lined street in town, just a two-minute walk from the Charlotte-Essex ferry and Essex marina. Take a walking tour of the hamlet and browse through fine art galleries, antiques emporiums, pottery, craft and gift shops. Indulge yourself at the local ice cream parlor or take afternoon tea in a delightful lakeside garden setting. Adirondack Country Homes Realty, Inc., (800) 238-8106, x1087 for free, recorded information.

Price: $ 699,500


New York, Granville


Bryn Hyfryd (Welsh "Delightful Hill") built 1896, atop its own mountain on 8.7 acres, magnificent view of Green Mountains and Adirondack Mountains. ­Historically preserved, only red-slate-sided house in the world, with original mantels, woodwork, moldings, oak and cypress floors. Bright interior, porch, gardens, outbuildings, and a quarter-mile trotter track. Easy drive to Saratoga Springs, Lake George, and Vermont. Judy Collins, Century 21 Boyle Realty, (518) 727-6355.

Price: $ 375,000


New York, Kinderhook


Museum quality Hudson Valley Dutch Colonial, c. 1728-1765, in historic district. Has 3,630 sq. ft. and 6 bedrooms. Authentic gambrel featuring historic brick facade and clapboard sides. Federal interior elegance and early American ambience with wide-board pine floors, original moldings, pitch pine beams. Walk to village amenities. NYC and Boston 2 1/2 hours, Albany 30 minutes, Berkshires 40 minutes. Allen Schaefer, Prudential Manor Homes, (518) 758-8337, www.AllenSchaefer.com.

Price: $ 649,000


North Carolina, Chapel Hill


Rare opportunity to live next to picturesque University of North Carolina campus. Highly significant Edward Kidder Graham House, 1908, home to 2 university presidents. Shingle-style, +/- 3,200-sq.-ft. home on large lot in quiet, desirable National Register neighborhood. Walk to chic downtown. Eligible for state homeowner tax credits. Requires rehabilitation. Preservation NC, (919) 832-1651, visit www.PreservationNC.org for numerous properties available for restoration.

Price: $ 900,000


North Carolina, Rockford


Historic village: 117-year-old general store, canoe and kayak rental business, 100-plus seat ­amphitheater. 1790s tavern and ice cream shop under renovation. On 9-plus acres with Yadkin River frontage. Host to festivals, Civil War reenactments, clubs, and more. United Country, (800) 999-1020, ext. 326, www.unitedcountry.com/preserve

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Price: $ 600,000


North Carolina, Salisbury


Classic colonial revival built by surgeon and lived in for 59 years by prominent Snider family. ­Located in NRHD. Light and bright with 4,700 sq. ft., large windows, and commanding site. Leaded-glass double doors open from living room and library to large enclosed porch. Master suite with living room. Quarter-sawn oak floors. Ready to enjoy. Protected by preservation covenants. Historic Salisbury Foundation, (704) 636-0103, www.historicsalisbury.org. Other historic properties available.

Price: $ Not Listed


North Carolina, Wilmington


Built in 1914, this historic mansion district home is totally restored and boasts 4,300 sq. ft. with 5 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, original slate roof, and original leaded glass in all of the windows. Kitchen features granite counters and stainless appliances. The home has full basement and carriage house for storage. Has heated pool for outdoor entertaining. One block from the Cape Fear ­River. Michelle Clark, (910) 367-9767, mclark@intracoastalrealty.com  www.colllinsandclark.com.

Price: $ 1,475,000


Pennsylvania, Birdsboro


Historic Brooke Mansion is featured as one of 21 notable homes in the Queen Anne tradition in a new book published by Abrams Press. The editors of Architectural Digest chose it for their prestigious Estates for Sale. Designed by renowned architect Frank Furness. Featuring hand-carved European woodwork, 10 fireplaces, and 42 rooms. Price upon request. Jim Pappas, (717) 314-4099; Diane C. Al-Habieli, (484) 769-4478; Coldwell Banker HomeSale Services Group, (717) 295-HOME.

Price: $ Upon Request


Pennsylvania, Wyndmoor


Landis Cottage! This 1865 stone carriage house was built by Henry D. Landis, a wealthy Philadelphia hardware merchant, as part of his country estate near Chestnut Hill. Sited on private 1/2-acre lot with in-ground pool. The 2,500 sq. ft. residence offers wonderful architectural details, 4 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, central a/c, fireplace, Gothic windows and new family room addition. Scott Laughlin, Prudential Fox & Roach, Realtors, (215) 248-6529, www.classic-neighborhoods.com.

Price: $ 899,900


South Carolina, Aiken


Kellsboro House. Considered one of Aiken's most important winter colony estates, this wonderful Georgian residence was built in 1927. Encompassing 8,500 sq. ft., the main residence has been carefully restored to preserve the integrity of the original structure. Beautiful stable with 8 stalls and upstairs apartment and separate carriage house with apartment and 3 stalls. Located on 7 acres in historic horse district. Courtney Conger, The Carolina Real Estate Co., (800) 880-0108.

 

Price: $ 4,500,000


South Carolina, Aiken


Designed by Scroggs & Ewing in 1928, Pine Grove features a welcoming portico, hardwood floors and crown moldings, an 800 sq. ft. bedroom usite, elevator, and pool. The estate is on more than 3 gated acres adjacent to the historic Palmetto Golf Club and just steps away from Hitchcock Woods to enjoy on foot or astride. Has more than 7,400 sq. ft. of elegant living space and endless possibilities. Jane Page Thompson, The ­Carolina Real Estate Company, (800) 880-0108.

Price: $ 3,775,000


South Carolina, Bluffton


The Pritchard House is listed on the National Register. Built in 1890 on the banks of the beautiful May River in Bluffton, this home was lovingly restored by the current owners in 1996 and has remained a private ­residence since that date. The attention to every detail has preserved the integrity of the original home, but also achieved a balance with the comfort requirements for a modern-day family. For additional information please ­visit www.131PritchardSt.com for details

Price: $ Not Listed


South Carolina, Charleston


9 Limehouse Street. The William Pinckney Shingler House, c. 1856, is a late Greek revival style residence on large lot. Protected by exterior easements. Fabulous columned piazzas overlook the exquisite grounds, providing perfect entertaining spaces. The interior details are one-of-a-kind, with rarely seen intricate molding, unique double parlors, and a large number of bedrooms and baths. Dan Ravenel, Daniel Ravenel Sotheby's International Realty, (843) 723-7150.

Price: $ 3,900,000


South Carolina, Charleston


History meets green building technology. The c. 1870 home has 9-ft.-wide piazzas, 11-ft. ceilings, original heart-pine floors, and gourmet kitchen. A number of energy efficient renovations from eco-friendly insulation to on-demand water heater. Eight sets of original French doors, Spanish cedar shutters, brick and scallop shell tabby driveway, iron gate and railings, professional landscaping, off-street parking. Fred Willis, Disher, Hamrick & Myers, (843) 577-4115, dhmrealestate.com.

Price: $ 1,150,000


South Carolina, Charleston


4 Atlantic Street. This charming, quintessential Charleston single, c. 1840, is in the historic residential district just one block from The Battery and White Point Gardens. Enjoy harbor views from the living room and master bedroom. Features well-proportioned rooms and lots of charm. The large walled garden is a tranquil oasis with mature plantings, raised brick patio, grilling area, and wonderful piazza. Casey Murphey, Daniel Ravenel Sotheby's International Realty, (843) 200-2121.

Price: $ 2,125,000


South Carolina, Charleston


40 Laurens Street has been transformed from a beautiful historic home to designer showcase. Completely refurbished and turn-key magnificent. With heart-pine floors, mahogany library, 7 fireplaces, elevator, and original Adamesque woodwork and mantels. Ground floor apartment, off-street parking, and sweeping views of the harbor. Exterior easement with Historic Charleston Foundation. Beth McCrabb, Daniel Ravenel Sotheby's International Realty, (843) 670-0296.

Price: $ 1,995,000


Texas, Jefferson


Sagamore House, c. 1852, a stunning example of the Texas ranch built in the Greek revival style impeccably restored with 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, and kitchen. Original heart-pine floors, rich crown moldings, and old brick fireplaces adorn each end of the 15-x-39-ft. living/dining room, with 12-ft. ceilings. A 2-story guesthouse has living room with fireplace, 1 bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, and kitchen. Great community with exciting future. www.SagamoreHouse.net, www.marioncountycoc.org.

Price: $ 349,000


Virginia, Albemarle County


Castle Hill, a rare colonial American landmark, c. 1764, located on original King George II land grant, 600 acres, in the Keswick Hunt Country. Exquisite manor home with full estate dependencies and formal gardens. Complete privacy. Near the University of Virginia and Washington, D.C. Steve McLean, McLean Faulconer, Inc., (434) 981-1863 and ­Andrew ­Middleditch, (434) 981-1410.

Price: $ 14,500,000


Virginia, Albemarle County


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. Contact Steve McLean, McLean Faulconer Inc., (434) 295-1131 or (434) 981-1863, ­smclean@mcleanfaulconer.com.

Price: $ 1,695,000


Virginia, Bena, Gloucester County


Little England, c. 1716, is one of the most significant, least altered, and best­preserved plantation homes in the state of Virginia. The house sits prominently on 58 manicured acres on a point bounded by the York River and Sarah's Creek with approximately one mile of water frontage. Includes numerous ­dependencies. Access to 8 ft. of MLW on Sarah's Creek. Frank Hardy, Inc., Realtors, (540) 219-3771, www.farmandestate.com.

Price: $ 8,250,000


Virginia, Bowling Green


Bowling Green Farm, c. 1741, is one of the oldest original homes in Virginia. Nestled among 126 acres, this pre-Georgian brick colonial has 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, 9 fireplaces, and two 40-ft. porches. Two-acre front lawn lined with ancient cedar trees, 265-year-old English boxwoods, colonial gardens and terraces, pastures, and woods. Just one hour from Washington Beltway, 40 minutes from Richmond, and 10 minutes off I-95. Frank Hardy, Inc. Realtors, (434) 296-0134, www.farmandestate.com.

 

Price: $ Not Listed


Virginia, Charlottesville


Oak Grove, c. 1854. Elegant estate with original 2-over-2 residence featuring grand center hall, heart-pine floors, 10-ft. ceilings, English basement, 6 fireplaces, and 3-story wing added in 1912. Lovingly restored on 123 acres 30 minutes south of Charlottesville; near Jefferson's University of Virginia and Monticello. ­Dependencies include a barn, equipment shed, and large shop. For brochure, contact Frank Hardy, Inc., Realtors, (434) 296-0134, www.farmandestate.com.

Price: $ 2,300,000


Virginia, Charlottesville


Historic Virginia Plantation, c. 1732 on 40-plus acres with historic home having 5 bedroom suites, commercial kitchen, and 2 dining rooms. Numerous dependencies, including the Boy's Cabin, c. 1699. ­Ideal as corporate retreat or family compound with additional lodging in the period dependencies. Beautiful landscaped grounds in quiet, protected historic district. Contact Beth Powell, Frank Hardy, Inc., Realtors, (434) 296-0134, www.farmandestate.com.

Price: $ 1,950,000


Virginia, Chase City


CHASE CITY, VA The Columns, a beautiful home, c. 1839, featuring 2,967 sq. ft. and many originals including ­double front doors, 2-story portico, mantels, and wainscoting. ­Located on 10 acres. Additional land available. United Country, (800) 999-1020, ext. 326, www.unitedcountry.com/preserve

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Price: $ 169,000


Virginia, Clarksville


Sunnyside Plantation, c. 1833, restored elegant Federal and Greek revival on 23 lovely acres with mature boxwoods and trees. High ceilings with original woodwork, doors, floors, mantels. Has 3-4 bedrooms, 4 baths, 6 fireplaces, and large deck. Many outbuildings including 2 garages, cook's house, kitchen, workshop, and 3 tobacco barns. Minutes from town. Dave Johnston, "The Old House Man®," (804) 343-7123, ­AntiqueProperties.com.

Price: $ 599,000


Virginia, Farmville


Oakland, antebellum home, c. 1820 on 55.74 acres of fenced pastures. The 5,200 sq. ft. plantation home has English basement, 4 bedrooms—one on first floor and one 700 sq. ft. master suite—3 baths, heart-pine floors, and 8 fireplaces. Early owners a treasurer and governor of Virginia and a cousin of Thomas Jefferson. Includes Morton barn and pond. With gorgeous views. Contact Vacelo Moore, (434) 607-0122, www.yoderproperties.net.

Price: $ 849,000


Virginia, Fredericksburg


The Senator Hugh Scott House, ­­c. 1902, located in the historic district. Lovely Queen Anne-style Victorian on a picture-perfect street. Featuring 10-ft. ceilings, maple and pine floors, pocket doors, and gracious appointments. With mature gardens. All in excellent ­condition. Susan Pates, Johnson & Glazebrook, (540) 809-9443, Susanpates@aol.com.

Price: $ Not Listed


Virginia, Lexington


National Register Stone House. First public offering in 210 years. Zachariah Johnston's 1797 family home on Woods Creek at town's edge. Updated by descendant Matthew Paxton, Jr. family under the guidance of noted restoration architect Charles Craven, preserving the original flooring, stone fireplaces, Georgian woodwork, and detailing. Epitome of country entertaining with modern family living. Otis Mead or Robin Eddy, Mead Assoc., (540) 463-7168, www.meadproperties.com.

Price: $ 1,750,000


Virginia, Lexington


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. James Wm. Moore Real Estate Co., (540) 463-7080, www.jwmre.com.

Price: $ 1,350,000


Virginia, Louisa County


Fair Oaks is located on +/- 162.8 acres of lush pastureland and gently rolling countryside with exquisitely renovated, late-19th-century Virginia farmhouse. Ideal setting for horses in protected Historic Green Springs area. Includes a guest cottage, pool and pool house. Complete privacy. Near Charlottesville, Richmond, and Washington, D.C. Additional acreage available. Steve McLean, McLean Faulconer, Inc., (434) 295-1131, smclean@mcleanfaulconer.com.

Price: $ 2,750,000


Virginia, Madison County


Woodbourne, in a secluded vale, preserves the image of a prosperous 19th-century Piedmont farmstead. Main house, c. 1810, with 3,006 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, hardwood floors, and 4 additions to original house. On 52 acres with stone summer kitchen, barns, farm outbuildings, lush rolling land, streams, pond site, and beautiful pastoral and distant Blue Ridge Mountain views. Steve McLean, McLean Faulconer Inc., (434) 295-1131, smclean@mcleanfaulconer.com.

Price: $ 1,395,000


Virginia, Mannboro


The Old Quarles House, c. 1839, on 23.1 acres. Has 1,890-sq.-ft. including English basement. Original, needs restoration. Outbuildings: summer-kitchen, smokehouse, shed, and large barn. Separate 1,046-sq.-ft. 2-bedroom guesthouse with 12-x-22-ft. living room, kitchen, and bath in excellent condition. Could live in while restoring house. Private country setting, only 25 minutes from Richmond. Max Semposwki, Antique Properties, (434) 391-4855, www.oldhouseproperties.com.

Price: $ 269,000


Virginia, Rockbridge Baths


On the edge of the village along the banks of the fabled whitewater Maury River, a 19th- and 20th-century family vacation compound consisting of 2 quaint old homes with lots of room and porches, lawns, and shade trees. Enjoy cool evenings and pleasant mountain air days near Goshen Pass between Lexington and Hot Springs. A rare collector's item. Call Otis Mead, Mead Associates, (540) 463-7168, www.meadproperties.com.

Price: $ Not Listed


Virginia, Rockbridge Baths


Grace Hill, a meticulously restored Federal brick 2-over-2 with an elegant new addition housing a high-end kitchen/great room and master bedroom. A perfect marriage of historic architecture and modern convenience. House sits on 40 rolling acres of productive pasture with stable, guesthouse, 2 offices, and a renovated barn for entertaining. Very close to Lexington and the Virginia Horse Center. Frank Hardy, Inc., Realtors, (540) 219-3771, www.farmandestate.com.

Price: $ 1,900,000


Virginia, Shenandoah County, Mt. Jackson


Grandeur, charm and plenty of graceful living illuminate this grand home of 1805. So many possibilities: an inn, bed-and-breakfast, office, antiques shop; you decide with B-1 zoning. With 4,488 sq. ft., 3 1/2 baths, 5 bedrooms, and 2 open staircases. Located on a large town lot with detached garage. Call Shirley French, Holler Realty, (540) 325-4444, shir@shentel.net.

Price: $ 350,000


Virginia, Staunton


301 E. Beverley Street, an impeccably renovated 5,400-plus sq.-ft. home in the heart of the highly sought-after Gospel Hill historic district. The house has an elegant Tudor revival/Arts and Crafts exterior with a grand Colonial revival interior featuring large rooms, high ceilings, period woodwork, architectural elements including Doric columns, pocket doors, Georgian motif mantels, and original chandeliers and sconces. Frank Hardy, Inc., Realtor, (540) 219-3771, www.farmandestate.com.

Price: $ 995,000


West Virginia, Buckhannon


Major J.W. Heavner Mansion, c. 1865, on the Buckhannon River, a simple-to-elegant early Victorian. Updated with 3,000 sq. ft., 5 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, and 900-plus ft. of deck. River views front and back. On 3 acres with mature oak, walnut, hickory, and other hardwood trees. With 3-story unique features and original carriage house. The home is ready to move into with all upgrades. In one of the top-rated 100 cities in the U.S. Joni Nelson-Howard, (304) 613-7755, jhcruise@aol.com.

Price: $ Not Listed


 

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