Featured Listing Feed http://www.historicalproperties.com/index.php?action=rss_featured_listings Steamboat Springs, Dream Farmhouse on 35 Acres http://www.historicalproperties.com/156-steamboat-springs-dream-farmhouse-on-35-acres MTU2LTIwMTAtMDYtMDUgMTI6NTE6MDI= <span class="field_caption">Full Description</span>:&nbsp;<p> This historic 1912 farmhouse located in the beautiful Elk River Valley rests on 35 lush pasture and hay producing acres, with Smith Creek running the length of the property, it is surrounded by high mountain cattle ranches, but just a 20 minute scenic drive along the Elk River to Colorado's world renowned Steamboat Springs Ski Resort. <p> The home was built by a local German craftsman for a prominent Steamboat family and it had the distinction of being the first house in the valley to have indoor plumbing. The lady of the house served daily meals in the large dining room to the ranch hands working for the family. The house was moved in 1988, approximately 6 miles west to the 35 acre parcel on Smith Creek and seated on a new full concrete basement foundation. The location offers privacy and serenity, a wonderful getaway from the hustle and bustle of town. <p> The house has a total of 6 bedrooms and 2 baths. Living room with gas fireplace, large formal dining room, galley style kitchen with eating area, and one bedroom are on the first floor. The 2nd floor has 4 bedrooms, one of which could easily be converted to a large bathroom since the preliminary plumbing work has been done. The original 2 story floor plan is still intact, it is bright and open with stunning views to be enjoyed from the large windows in every room. The house has been completely restored and redecorated in a sophisticated country style, with rustic wide pine plank wood floors. The newly finished 900 sq.ft. basement can be used as guest quarters or kids' hangout, it has kitchenette, bath, bedroom and large living area with gas stove. <p> The beautiful circa 1898 barn on the property has a unique history, it was also moved from a location on a mountain just to the west, called Pilots Knob where it was used near a turn of the century sawmill. After being moved in 1938 it became home to the mare, Bonnie, who produced one of the first champions of the Quarterhorse breed in Colorado. The barn was awarded "Historical Barn" status by "Historical Routt County" in 1996 and remains intact with its bronze plaque over the entrance. <p> Other Amenities:<br> * 2 car attached heated garage<br> * 2 decks with overhead pergolas<br> * Large fenced and landscaped yard surrounding house<br> * Great quality spring water<br> * Hot water baseboard heat<br> * Hilltop location with 360 degree views for artist studio/meditation hut<br> * Corrals and fencing in place for horses or livestock<br> * Creek provides habitat for wildlife and secluded spots for tepee or camping<br> * 2 snow blowers, plow truck and lawn tractor included<br> * 2 outbuildings and antique farm quipment<br> * Hunting, fishing, skiing, snowmobiling, biking, hiking and more<br> * Lakes and rivers for boating and fishing and kayaking just minutes away<br> * Year around easy access from well maintained county roads<br> * Agricultural status for property taxes<br> <p> Steamboat Springs, Colorado - "Ski Town USA"<br> Elevation 6992 feet<br> Population 11,000<br> <P> The historical significance of the area includes major coal mining facilities, moving coal by rail to the western and midwest states, sheep and cattle ranching, farming and skiing! The valley's rich history is exhibited throughout "The Tread Of Pioneers" museum located in downtown Steamboat Springs. It starts with the Ute Indians who populated the area before the first pioneers arrived in 1875 to settle in this beautiful valley. Summers were sublime in this rich and fertile valley, but in the winter, skiing was a way of life for children and adults with the valley blanketed in 3 to 4 feet of snow. Kids went to school on skis almost twice the size of conventional skis today. In 1913 Norwegian Carl Howelson came to Steamboat and introduced ski jumping and skiing as recreation. Skiing became so popular it drew crowds of people traveling by train to watch the events and also to enjoy the health benefits of the many hot springs, for which Steamboat was known. Today Steamboat is a destination for outdoor enthusiasts from all over the world. Besides the skiing, there are so many activities to enjoy year around, such as 6 week ProRodeo circuit in summer and 4 day Winter Carnival events in winter. The down to earth Steamboat, however, is still a ranching town with a charming western feel, with ranching activities a part of every day life.]]> Pristine Antebellum Property http://www.historicalproperties.com/84-pristine-antebellum-property ODQtMjAwOS0wOC0yMyAwOTozNzo0MA== <span class="field_caption">Full Description</span>:&nbsp;Linwood Lawn, a 26-room 1853 Italianate, is the most intact antebellum mansion on the Western Border. It is thought to be the first house west of the Mississippi River to offer zoned heating and cooling, hot and cold running water, and a gas lighting system. The estate includes 224 acres with a five acre vineyard and ten acres zoned commercial. This phenomenal museum-quality Italianate plantation home is extremely well-preserved and intact. Among its many original architectural details, it features elaborate light fixtures, carved mahogany woodwork, marble fireplaces, and an elegant curved staircase. The property includes two new water structures and an eleven acre chestnut grove. Several potential pre-Civil War archeological sites have been discovered. House and ten commercial ares may be purchased separately - call Welcome Home Realty for more information. ]]> Savannah Renovation http://www.historicalproperties.com/91-savannah-renovation OTEtMjAxMC0wMy0wMiAwOTo1Njo1OQ== <span class="field_caption">Full Description</span>:&nbsp;Meticulously renovated 4-story home located on famous Jones Street in the heart of the Historic District of downtown Savannah. This spacious home features 10 fireplaces, formal living and dining rooms separated by beautiful wood pocket doors, wonderful light filled kitchen with huge center island/breakfast bar, granite countertops, storage galore and roomy breakfast area that overlooks the courtyard. An office/guest room and Master suite including a large dressing room and luxurious Master bath are on the third story. The fourth floor features three additional bedrooms. The center bedroom would make a wonderful sitting room or game room. The laundry room is conveniently located on this level. There are 2 porches, one on the parlor level and one on the third level that run the whole length of the house, ideal for outdoor dining and morning coffee. The garden level features a brand new kitchen, wine room, 1.5 baths as well as a living area that leads to the fabulous courtyard complete with an in ground pool and lovely garden. The garden level could be used as guest quarters or easily converted to an apartment. Details abound in this extraordinary 5-bedroom 5 full and 2 half-bath home. Please visit www.20WJonesSt.com Co-listed with Celia Dunn. ]]> Beautiful Luxury Home for Sale in New England http://www.historicalproperties.com/114-beautiful-luxury-home-for-sale-in-new-england MTE0LTIwMTAtMDgtMDIgMTI6MzI6NTk= <span class="field_caption">Full Description</span>:&nbsp;It has been called New England’s “FallingWater” by those who knew Frank Lloyd Wright intimately. Each building has been renovated keeping the historic architecture and charm. The property sits on 2.5 +/- acres consisting of the Mill River with 100 feet of spectacular waterfalls and naturally carved private swimming holes and consists of the Grist Mill itself; the largest of the four main buildings, the original Kingsley Homestead, the Horse Barn and the Grainery/Artsist Studio, all converted into residences. Just a half mile from the Applachain trail and local airport. This quintessential Vermont property has been captured in numerous magazines and newspapers. ***Three Additional Buildings*** #1) Restored Horse Barn The horse barn was built in 1885 and is a two and a half story gable front Queen Anne style structure which has been converted into two separate apartments. Clad with original wood clapboards , the wood frame sits on a modern reinforced concrete foundation with a shingle roof. On the north elevation is a large, interior mounted sliding barn door. The first level features five small fixed windows with molded hoods that originally opened into the horse stalls inside the barn. * 3 Bedrooms * 2 Baths * 2,100 Sq. Ft. #2) Grain Storage Repair Shop / Artist Studio The grain storage and repair shop was built in 1885 and has been renovated into a one bedroom with loft apartment keeping the historic value of the structure. The two story building was built into the steep hillside between the Mill on the lower level and the horse barn and Crary House on the upper level. The wood clapboard building sits on a stone foundation and is pinned to the bedrock with iron rods. * 1 + loft bedroom * 1 Bath * 1,248 Sq Ft. #3) The Crary Kinsley house Built in 1778 with a large addition to the east elevation added on in 1835. It is a two and half story, side gable, federal style residence. Clad with wood clapboards, the post and beam structure rests on a stone foundation with an asphalt shingle roof. The first story of the house has hardwood floors and hemlock ceiling beams . Interior walls are wood lathe and horsehair plaster construction. Birch log rafters with the bark still on them support the roof. * 4 Bedrooms * 2 Baths * 3,675 Sq. Ft. ]]> UPDATED HISTORIC http://www.historicalproperties.com/154-updated-historic MTU0LTIwMTAtMDYtMDEgMTI6MzU6Mjk= Front<span class="field_caption">Full Description</span>:&nbsp;Historical traditional with modern conveniences. In the National Historic Register. Updated kitchen. New roof, wiring, and plumbing. Lots of hardwoods. All formal areas. Gorgeous yard with mature landscaping. Private patio. Heated sunroom.]]> Gorgeous Restored Colonial http://www.historicalproperties.com/131-gorgeous-restored-colonial MTMxLTIwMTAtMDItMDQgMTQ6MDc6MDM= <span class="field_caption">Full Description</span>:&nbsp;Gorgeous restored colonial overlooking the green with four bedrooms, beautiful new granite counter kitchen with pantry, spacious dining room with builtins, oversized living room with fireplace and bay window, tasteful new bathrooms, moldings, high ceilings, extensive trim, hardwood floors, wraparound porch plus screened back porch,patio, two car garage plus separate barn.]]> Historic Home on Main http://www.historicalproperties.com/132-historic-home-on-main MTMyLTIwMTAtMDItMTAgMTE6NDA6MDE= <span class="field_caption">Full Description</span>:&nbsp;Location, Location - Only the best design and quality went into this beautiful historic Main Street building with focus on design and detail. Currently the home of Moisan Architects, this vintage home was impeccably restored by the late Rick Moisan. Over 3700 square feet of space including first floor office, gorgeous lower level conference room with fireplace, built ins and limestone floor and second floor two bedroom apartment. Fenced yard, professionally landscaped gardens with established plantings and detached garage. ]]> Vintage Sayville Victorian http://www.historicalproperties.com/142-vintage-sayville-victorian MTQyLTIwMTAtMDMtMTUgMDg6MzE6NTU= Sea Captains Home circa 1884<span class="field_caption">Full Description</span>:&nbsp;Chance of a lifetime. This Victorian built by Sea Captain Floyd Terry circa 1884 sits on a picturesque shy acre in South Sayville. 12 Rooms, orig. mouldings, 14 ft ceilings,plaster center molds,teak,mahogony inlaid floors. Maids quarters, trunk room, tower room. Must see for yourself. A true Vintage Gem.]]> The Porter-Kerrigan Mansion http://www.historicalproperties.com/152-the-porter-kerrigan-mansion MTUyLTIwMTAtMDYtMDMgMDY6NTQ6MDQ= <span class="field_caption">Full Description</span>:&nbsp;<p> $429,999 or best offer. <p> So many fireplaces...so little time! The Porter-Kerrigan mansion is such a prime example of Romanesque Revival architecture that it has been mentioned in magazines since it was built in 1890. Current owner has restored the home to its original splendour. Enter from a wrap-around veranda through massive frame doors into an antechamber. The interior doors are zipper glass, rare enough to be priced by the inch. Central hall has a sitting room, music room, library & formal dining room off to either side. Kitchen (w/larder & 'icebox' room) is at the end of the hall & connects to the dining room through the butler's pantry. 7 bedrooms include maid & cook's room; 5 fireplaces & original hand sinks decorate parlours & bedrooms. Front stairway leading to the 2nd floor is exquisite! 1st landing holds bench seat that catches light from a stained glass window. 3rd floor has original servants' quarters, with a great room for contemporary relaxation. Updates in attached documents. Make an offer! ]]> Historical Home on Acreage in Texas http://www.historicalproperties.com/157-historical-home-on-acreage-in-texas MTU3LTIwMTAtMDgtMjkgMDk6MDQ6MDk= <span class="field_caption">Full Description</span>:&nbsp;<p> OPEN HOUSE 8-28-2010 1:00 - 5:00 Listing Price is $285,000. <p> The Victorian period was a remarkable time in American architecture. No other period produced so many definitive styles and this is a amazing house. This nice two story Historical home on acreage with renovations in progress. Rare to find this Unique of a property. Original front door, Pocket doors, Rich original hardwoods & stairs is featured throughout this home, 3 Fireplace mantles that are original French Imported & stain glass windows. Abundance of room in every room with typical Victorian style bay windows with such character. The craftsman that is restoring this home is retired in Cabinetry/Woodworking & detail is his expertise. Entire acreage with fencing and some iron fencing. Home is located on a corner lot and is ready to be the towns Bed and Breakfast if you have a desire. You will enjoy this wrap around porch. INSULATED WORKSHOP • Electrical outlets w/110 & 120 • Extra Concrete Pad in front of overhead doors FEATURES • Ceiling Fans • City Water • Access to Hwy. 35 & 45 • Updates Fencing & Entire Property is Fenced • Dog Run • Beautiful Shade Trees on Acreage • Updates Electrical, Foundation & Glass French Doors Too much to list........ Please call or email if you any questions Agents: 214.604.5080, 214.542.7457, 214.683.5355 Owner: 661.886.1234 Email: jlarss@verizon.net APPOINTMENT REQUIRED to view the property. ]]>