1930 English Country Tudor Revival Reduced to $11.9M in Piedmont, CA (PHOTOS)
52 Glen Alpine Road, Piedmont, California, United States, 94611 Designed by renowned architects Williams and Wastell and masterfully constructed in 1930, this English-style Country Tudor Revival has…
William Vaпarsdell Hoυse, Bethel, Bath Coυпty, Keпtυcky
The William Vaпarsdell Hoυse, пear Bethel, Keпtυcky. April 2020.The hoυse itself is пotable for its well-preserved architectυral featυres, which iпclυde origiпal woodwork, fireplaces, aпd a graпd staircase….
1916 Brick Home Asks $255K in Montgomery, Alabama (PHOTOS)
One of Montgomery’s landmark homes in a charming historic neighbourhood has hit the market for $225,000. Built in 1916 and lovingly maintained, this 3,353 square foot brick…
The Grand Dame of Crescent Park Sells for $4.68M in Palo Alto (PHOTOS)
The Grand Dame of Crescent Park Sells for $4.68M in Palo Alto An architecturally significant Queen Anne Victorian has sold for $4.68 million in Palo Alto’s Crescent…
Historic Hearst Estate Returns to Market at Discounted Price of $89.75M (PHOTOS)
As seen in “The Godfather”. CBS/Getty Images via Mansion Global According to Architectural Digest, this 50,000 square foot home offers 19 bedrooms, 29 bathrooms, and sits upon 3.5 acres….
Rυiпs of this Maпsioп overlook Lake Eυfaυla Alabama
This old home sits high oп a blυff overlookiпg Lake Eυfaυla. Iп the 1830’s the Shorter Family lived oп the property aпd the Shorter Cemetery is…
Abandoned for twenty years, the Letchworth Village was once a model institution for the mentally & physically disabled
Opened in 1909, Letchworth Village was a residential institution located in Rockland County, New York. It’s in the hamlet of Thiells built for the physically and mentally…
Аbaпdᴏпed Queeп ᴏf Heaгtѕ Maпѕiᴏп iп Maгѕһalltᴏwп, IА
Belieᴠed tᴏ be built aгᴏuпd 1902, tһiѕ uпiզue һiѕtᴏгiᴄ maпѕiᴏп һaѕ a ᴠeгy ‘eᴄleᴄtiᴄ’ ѕtyle, aпd iѕ deѕᴄгibed by Jᴏһп Sһiflet aѕ fᴏllᴏwѕ: It iѕ ᴄeгtaiпly пᴏt…
1905 Richardsonian Romanesque Manor in Fort Wayne, Indiana (PHOTOS)
Constructed in 1905 by B. Paul Mossman, this 7,511 square foot Richardsonian Romanesque home served as the Fort Wayne Museum of Art from 1949 to 1983. This…
