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c. 1736

A Storied Early American Residence

Princeton, New Jersey | $1,750,000

Just beyond Princeton, set amid deep, storied grounds, Glencairn is a rare and enduring private residence—one shaped by centuries of craftsmanship and careful stewardship. With origins dating to 1697, the house offers a quiet confidence that comes only from time, authenticity, and thoughtful evolution. Anchored by an early stone foundation, the residence reveals hand-laid masonry, original timber framing, and rooms of graceful proportion. Outside, the grounds feel quietly cinematic. Three historic outbuildings enrich the setting: a relocated 19th-century barn offering versatile utility—whether garaging, recreation, or creative use—alongside an original stone smokehouse and the evocative remains of former stone stables that lend texture and depth to the landscape.

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c. 1884

Lafayette Square Victorian Manse

St. Louis, Missouri | $1,399,000

Built for Civil War Major Leo Rassieur, this property includes the main residence, a two-story carriage house, and a garage, all set on beautifully landscaped grounds. The gracious living room overlooks the tree-lined street and showcases a large stained-glass window and one of many original tiled fireplaces. Hardwood floors, intricate millwork, pocket doors, and multiple fireplaces continue throughout. Formal living, parlor, and dining rooms offer effortless flow for entertaining.

c. 1926

Cecil F. Stonecipher House

Hendersonville, North Carolina | $1,175,000

Historic Colonial Revival Loving restored to its previous glory located in Hendersonville’s West Side Historic District. Property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Two Fireplaces- Gas Logs and Wood Burning. Formal Living room graciously opens through original beveled glass French doors to rear decking. Stately Great Room features vaulted ceilings and custom made stained glass windows. Enjoy established landscaping, stonework and perennial gardens. Relax in Gazebo or brick Patio in rear. Shed for additional storage. Blocks to the popular Ecusta Trail.  Home was in the same family for over 94 years - this will be the second time it has been offered for sale!