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c. 1850

Timeless Elegance & Pastoral Charm

Rome, Ohio

$775,000

Artful, grand, and steeped in history, this extraordinary Rome estate spans 3 lush acres and offers a rare blend of timeless elegance and pastoral charm. Behind the gardens and mature trees, you’ll find two residences, a stable, a 4+ car garage, a pond, and multiple patios designed for quiet moments and grand entertaining alike. Once known as Station 13 on the Underground Railroad, the main residence dates to 1850 and brims with original character—tin ceilings, intricate millwork, and elegant architectural details throughout.

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c. 1860

Ulster Landing

Kingston, New York

$8,350,000

Ulster Landing is a storied and magnificent former Livingston estate established in the early 1800s, perched on 34 acres above the Hudson River with far-reaching views and more than half a mile of river frontage. The property was sold to the Livingston’s at the turn of the 19th century, shortly after which a fire burned down the original house they had constructed. By the mid-1800s, Charles Livingston had a sprawling, exquisitely detailed house built in its stead, which remains the seat of the estate today. Down a long, winding driveway, bordered by immense Catalpa trees and rippling wildflower meadows, lies the historic main house, which has been remarkably well-preserved down to the scrolling of the woodwork and its distinctive facade.

c. 1907

Downtown Doctor’s Residence

Franklin, Ohio

$349,900

Step inside this thoughtfully restored 1907 home in the heart of Franklin, Ohio — a unique blend of preserved historic character and modern updates. Originally built as a doctor’s office and private residence, this home now offers nearly 2,800 sq ft of finished space, perfect for a modern family or anyone who appreciates a home with a story. Located on Main Street in Franklin’s historic district, you’re within walking distance of shops, dining, and community events. It’s a rare opportunity to own a piece of local history, fully updated for modern living. This home also has a bit of local lore — it was previously owned by Luke Kennard’s family, where the NBA player spent time growing up.