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c. 1921

Loft in Historic Citrus Soap Factory

San Diego, California | Inquire for Price

The Citrus / Pacific Soap Factory Building at CityFront Terrace was designed by local San Diego architect William Wheeler. Wheeler’s additional residential work can be seen in the historic San Diego neighborhoods of Burlingame and Kensington. He also designed the Balboa Theatre. Loft residence 1601 is in the original, historically designated Soap Factory building, and is part of the Mills Act (which offers substantial property tax incentives for preserving the historic architecture). The home features vaulted ceilings, hardwood flooring with original wood beams and brick accents throughout, and an open kitchen with premium brand appliances.

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c. 1889

Architectural Grandeur & Enduring Comfort

Johnstown, New York | $524,500

Steeped in history and timeless sophistication, this extraordinary 1889 Center Hall Colonial is a rare offering, gracefully set on a prominent corner lot within one of Johnstown’s most admired neighborhoods. Originally built during the Victorian era and thoughtfully transformed in the 1930s, the residence beautifully balances architectural grandeur with enduring comfort. Original blueprints remain with the home, offering a remarkable connection to its storied past. A charming entry vestibule opens to an impressive center hall where a grand staircase, leaded glass window, and classic French doors introduce the elegance carried throughout the home. 

c. 1935

Revived Craftsman Bungalow

Greensboro, North Carolina | $460,000

This beautifully restored 3-bedroom, 2-bath home in Greensboro’s Historic Dunleath neighborhood is more than just a renovation—it’s a revival. Once long neglected, we have carefully and conscientiously brought her back to life. Thoughtfully revived to feel warm, healthy, and enduring, this home welcomes you with sunlight streaming through restored original windows, highlighting reclaimed touches and restored trim and floors. Energy-saving insulation and air sealing details enhance year-round comfort. Enjoy a private backyard, then stroll to the downtown Greenway or farmers market. Move-in ready and restored to last for generations.