Old townhouse interior

Name: Francina and Joe Baldi Location: Frederick, Maryland Size: 1,800 square feet Years lived in: 34 years; Owned Built around 1900, Francina and Joe Baldi’s townhouse has no doubt been through many transformations over the years. The couple have been through a few renovations themselves, but they have been careful to preserve as many of the original features of the house as they could, from the second stair in the kitchen to the thoughtfully embellished door hardware.

Recognising that the family home needed refreshing, Roland & Fred Woodward called upon their skills to give the building a new lease of life.

This fine Grade II*-listed early Georgian townhouse is set in the heart of Clapham’s much-coveted Old Town in south London.

Royal physicians, royal wine merchants, and the namesake of Earl Grey tea—there might not be a more historic home in London. This elegant terraced Queen Anne townhouse in the heart of London’s Chelsea neighborhood is for sale for the first time in 40 years. With its stucco columned portico, decorative cornicing and long windows spanning almost ceiling to floor, the home’s historical architecture is complemented by the notable figures who have called it home over the centuries.

The Victorian semi in Toronto had great bones and the perfect location on a tree-lined avenue. See the results of this dramatic renovation by Joel Bray!

Once owned by Henry Austen — and where his sister Jane wrote parts of Sense and Sensibility — Henry’s Townhouse in Marylebone proffers Georgian splendour and a real home-from-home in the heart of the capital, says Paula Lester.

A 200 year-old home undergoes a striking transformation at the hands of White Arrow to accommodate a family of six.