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c. 1903

Aspen Hill - Restored & Sold Furnished!

Fincastle, Virginia | $545,000

The Breckenridge House, known as Aspen Hill, has a rich history tied to one of Virginia’s prominent families. The property was originally built as the home of Captain Jim Figgatt in 1839 and was later acquired by the James Breckenridge family. The house was listed on the Botetourt County endangered historic sites list in 2023 but has since been restored. Detail throughout, original hardwood floors, gourmet kitchen, renovated bathrooms, large cleared flat lot and more.. Home is being sold furnished.

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c. 1903

Ponder Place Estate

Rutledge, Georgia | $989,000

Ponder Place Estate is an architecturally significant 1903 Colonial Revival mansion set on 2 parcels of nearly three private acres in the heart of lovely historic Rutledge, 45 minutes outside of Atlanta and minutes from Madison. Recognized with an official county historical plaque, this distinguished 5,000 sq ft 4BD / 3BA residence is characterized by its monumental two-story portico, 31 classical columns, and sweeping 2,000 sq ft wraparound veranda. Extensively restored and renovated within the past year, period craftsmanship has been preserved with care and respect. Hand-tooled wood ceilings, original heart pine floors, soaring 12–14 foot ceilings, and nine original ornate fireplace mantels create interiors of architectural depth and elegance.

c. 1842

Greek Revival Masterpiece

Boston, Massachusetts | $1,400,000

Step back into 1842 with this stately, detached Greek Revival, a rare survivor of mid-19th-century Bostonian architecture. Perched atop a rare glacial Puddingstone formation in the historic Tommy’s Rock neighborhood, 27 St James Street offers a commanding presence and an incredible sense of place. The interior is a testament to period preservation, featuring soaring 10-foot ceilings and grand room proportions that have remained remarkably intact for nearly two centuries. History buffs will appreciate the meticulously preserved details: original pumpkin-pine floors, a graceful curved staircase, and period-correct crown moldings. The formal entertaining spaces are anchored by original marble fireplaces and feature rare architectural gems like folding, hidden inlaid shutters and cornerstone inlays.