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c. 1924

Gatsby-Level Glamour

Moorestown, New Jersey

$3,050,000

Step into timeless elegance at this extraordinary estate, where Great Gatsby-level glamour meets modern comfort and functionality. Gracefully situated on just over an acre in the heart of town, this stately residence is more than just a home—it’s a legacy. With walkable access to Main Street, top-tier schools, and easy proximity to Philadelphia and the shore points, it offers a rare blend of prestige and convenience. Unlike many homes of its era, which leaned into Art Deco or Neo-Gothic styles, this residence draws from the more refined Federal style. Its classic architecture—double-hung windows, covered entry, and symmetry—exudes grace, while the scale and layout feel warm, welcoming, and entirely livable for today’s lifestyle.

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c. 1695

Historic Gem on 8+ Acres

Germantown, New York

$2,499,000

This historic house is a timeless beauty. Ice skate on the pond, garden in the greenhouse, and fish and swim in the creek, which borders the property on its south side. Looking for a meditative practice? Stroll the orchard, practice your art in one of the many outbuildings perfect for a studio, or read a book in your very own library. The kitchen, with its huge picture window, is always sunny, and the bedrooms are well-sized, each with their own view of lush garden beds, stone walls, gravel paths, and hedges. Enjoy Old-World charm (wide floorboards; stacked-stone exterior; an enormous brick fireplace) while being comforted by modern luxuries.

c. 1845

Sparkler Constructed with Historic Salvage!

Hannibal, Missouri

$475,000

Introducing the ”Historically Designed Infill House,” an exquisite two-story ”Steamboat Carpenter Gothic Revival” home crafted by the nationally recognized historic preservationist Bob Yapp. This brand new home is a testament to historic preservation, combining high energy efficiency with salvaged materials and historic styling, making it one of the most unique houses in America. Located on a corner lot that once housed a large brick duplex built circa 1845 by a religious order, this home holds a rich history. The original structure, poorly constructed and neglected for over a century, was beyond repair and demolished in September 2022. For three months, Bob and his crew salvaged as much of the original materials as possible, which have been thoughtfully integrated into the new construction.