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c. 1910

The Reiley-Reeves House

Baton Rouge, Louisiana | $725,000

Set beneath mature oaks and magnolia at 810 Park Boulevard, this distinctive Queen Anne combines soaring ceilings, sweeping galleries and richly detailed interiors with meaningful system updates. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979, the home offers approximately 5,205 square feet, six bedrooms and five baths on a corner double lot in Roseland Terrace. The First House on Goldenrod Avenue Before Park Boulevard had its name, these grounds were home to the Magnolia Race Track, its fence covered in wild Cherokee roses. In August 1910, George Junkin Reiley purchased a lot, and by 1911 his house stood finished. According to its 1979 National Register nomination, it was the first home built in Roseland Terrace. The neighborhood grew around it. Today, the house remains a distinctive presence in Baton Rouge’s Garden District, with architecture and craftsmanship that give it a personality entirely its own.

c. 1685

The Hooper-Lee-Nichols House

Cambridge, Massachusetts | $4,950,000

The iconic Hooper-Lee-Nichols House, a landmark of extraordinary provenance, built circa 1685 and recognized as the second-oldest home in Cambridge, now seeks its next chapter. This remarkable residence has endured for more than three centuries and has evolved through successive architectural periods. Today it stands as the headquarters of History Cambridge and a living treasure a testament to early American design. The three-story Georgian structure, distinguished by its central chimney and balanced proportions, encompasses approximately 6,449± square feet. Set on an expansive 18,012± square foot corner parcel at Brattle Street and Kennedy Road, the house is positioned well back from the street with a detached carriage house/garage accessed from quiet Kennedy Road. Though it is currently configured for office use, future owners will have the opportunity to reimagine the interiors as a grand private home.

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c. 1870

Iconic Queen Anne

Tewksbury, New Jersey | $949,000

A rare opportunity to own one of Oldwick’s most recognizable historic homes. This iconic ”Painted Lady” showcases classic architecture and exceptional craftsmanship on 1.5 beautifully maintained acres, with sweeping views of farmland, rolling hills, and spectacular sunsets all within an hour to New York City. A quintessential front porch welcomes you to this five-bedroom, four-bath home, where beautifully preserved flooring, intricate trim work, and high ceilings reflect its’ timeless character. A variance permits up to six non-family employees, providing flexibility for a home-based business or professional practice. This home has had the same owners for over 50 years!

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