Historical homes

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Amazing, uncomparable piece of architectural history! Italiante stlye home built in the late 1800s, this home's hand hewn stairway is on the National Historic Registry. In the 1970s, a huge 2 story addition was built which added another full bath, living space, eat in kitchen and 2 bedrooms. Detached, oversize 3 car garage with parking for 6+ and massive 3 city lots! Central heating and a spiral staircase leading to a 3rd story cupola with 360° view, perfect for finishing for a reading room…

Tour designer James Davie's home.

Sworders Fine Art Auctioneers are hosting a sale of Guinness family heirlooms, ranging from furniture and textiles to art and clothing, at the magnificent Elveden Hall in Suffolk.

These five beautiful houses were all built in the 1600s. Feast your eyes on these historic standouts—and pick your favorite.

Are you thinking of buying a historic home? The pros and cons of a historic home purchase seem to be evenly split, but you should certainly know your reno/rehab personality before digging in.

This home in south Wayne historic district recieved a complete renovaiton and included the addition of a two story, two car garage.

Designed by architects Frank Longstaff and Henry Nelson Black, the Roland G. Gamwell House was built in 1892 in what is now the Fairhaven Historic District in Bellingham, Washington.