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c. 1802

Historic Estate with World Class Appeal

Camden, Maine | $3,250,000

Set in one of Camden’s most coveted neighborhoods, 22 High Street is a distinguished Federal-style mansion surrounded by sweeping gardens and a lively, mountain-fed brook. Built in 1802 and lovingly restored and cared for over generations, this iconic property offers an extraordinary opportunity to acquire a legacy estate that functions today as one of the world’s most highly regarded inns attracting visitors from around the globe. This prized property has the unique scope and flexibility to continue serving as a premier lodging destination or to be once again a spectacular private residence.

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c. 1881

The Pierce House

Little Rock, Arkansas | $499,900

Beautifully restored and completely updated home in the Governor’s Mansion District! The Pierce house is a fully restored Victorian-Italianate style home and is on the National Registry of Historic Places. It has all of the historic charm with all of the modern updates throughout. This exceptional residence has been thoughtfully updated while preserving the home’s original character. It has been enhanced with high-end finishes and amenities. Enjoy the charm of Southern living from the expansive wraparound front porch-ideal for outdoor dining, relaxing in a rocking chair, or unwinding on a porch swing. European style clipping flower garden with fruit trees!

c. 1892

The Bliss House

Denver, Colorado | $1,889,000

A Denver Landmark of Historic Significance Rarely does an opportunity arise to own a property as distinctive as The Bliss House, named for its original owner, Dr. Gerald Bliss, the first Surgeon General of the Colorado Territory. This residence was designed by renowned architects William Lang & Pugh, celebrated for their blend of Victorian styles. One of only five remaining William Lang homes on Stuart Street, the Bliss House retains exceptional original features, including stained-glass windows, rich woodwork, operable transoms, pocket doors, & French doors. Classified as a Queen Anne Victorian, it showcases a two-story bay front elevation & two-story turret with open balcony. Inside, the home is beautifully preserved with a vaulted carved-wood staircase, original tile fireplace, stained wood trim, mullioned windows, & period detailing throughout.