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c. 1838

The DeWolf-Guiteras Home

Bristol, Rhode Island

$1,839,000

This home has had many lives! Built in the Greek Revival style by William Henry DeWolf, in 1880 it was enlarged/remodeled by the Guiteras’, who years later left it to the Congregational Church to be their rectory. It later returned to residential use, the painted granite exterior restored and the grounds beautifully landscaped. Today, fresh from a two year restoration, the interior once again celebrates its Greek Revival style - while embracing modern living.

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c. 1891

Bay Area Queen Anne Beauty

Vallejo, California

$950,000

The Commodore Potts home, a two-story Queen Anne with Eastlake ornamentation, is Vallejo’s finest example of Victorian architecture. The home is located in the Architectural Heritage District, near the Napa River and two blocks from the historic downtown. It is walking distance to a dozen restaurants, two pubs, one bar, and three coffee shops. With 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, and 4 fireplaces, it features: carved doors with beveled crystal, 5 stained glass windows, 6 original chandeliers, Lincrusta Walton wainscoting, inlaid hardwood floors, and 11-foot ceilings. There is a 2 car garage & a basement for workspace and storage.

c. 1911

The Antoinette: Live in a Landmark!

Mobile, Alabama

$599,000

”The Antoinette,” is an extraordinary residence that encapsulates Southern architectural elegance and historical charm. Built by Louis Forcheimer, this 4 unit home was inspired by the grandeur of a New Orleans structure. The home’s structural integrity remains unmatched, constructed with concrete and tile to ensure lasting durability. As you step through the front door of #C, you are immediately greeted by the beauty of a mahogany and marble staircase, leading to a large, open foyer. The detailed woodworking in this space is truly a sight to behold. The home’s 9-inch original parquet floors are a recurring theme throughout. In addition, the elaborate crown molding in the formal living room, foyer, and den is a testament to the craftsmanship of its era.