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c. 1913

Charles A. Goodyear House

Pasadena, California | $12,000,000

Built in 1913 for lumber baron Charles Goodyear and his wife, Henrietta, Knollcrest occupies 2.5 acres within the original Oak Knoll subdivision. Widely regarded as one of the finest homesites in the development, its commanding position atop a gentle knoll–overlooking a sweeping front lawn–earned the estate its enduring name. The residence was designed by prominent architect G. Lawrence Stimson, best known for the Wrigley Mansion. True to Stimson’s architectural language, the main residence features stately mahogany-paneled public rooms w/10’ ceilings, upper-level bedrooms w/9’ ceilings, hand-carved moldings, marble flooring and staircase, and living room w/restored Caucasian walnut floors accented by ebony inlay. Remarkably, much of the original woodwork and artisan-crafted built-ins remain intact and in exceptional condition.

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c. 1929

Extraordinary Tudor Estate

Oil City, Pennsylvania | $1,200,000

This extraordinary estate, set on a sprawling ~8 acre lot, offers unmatched privacy & grandeur. With its historic charm & lush grounds, this oil mansion boasts 6 bds & 5.5 ba. Discover a world of elegance: a grand foyer w handcrafted tiles by Henry Chapman Mercer, a sweeping curved staircase, & high ceilings adorned w/crown moulding creating an atmosphere of refined sophistication. Designed for both lavish entertaining & serene retreats, it features a formal dining room with original murals, a breakfast nook, & a family room with vaulted ceilings. Built by Pennzoil Heiress Elizabeth Suhr Black and her husband, opera singer James Cuyler Black between 1927-1929, this steel and concrete home has long been known as the Black Castle.

c. 1910

Tucked-Away Craftsman Dream

Halfway, Oregon | $445,000

This rare and turnkey opportunity offers sustainable living, income potential, and timeless beauty all in one extraordinary package.The property features a well-established farm operation already selling at local stores and farmers markets. Spanning one acre of orchard and berry production, three acres of hay fields and pastures, plus several small produce plots, it also includes a large barn, a dedicated packing and production building, a high tunnel for season extension, and potential access to eight leased acres of rotational produce fields. It’s also cross-fenced for stock – goats, chickens, horses, pigs and more. At the heart of the farm stands a stunning 1910 Craftsman/Farmhouse. Lovingly maintained, the home showcases original woodwork and vintage charm throughout.

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