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c. 1924

The Miami Stone House

Miami, Florida | $2,200,000

The Miami Stone House offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Miami’s history. This Mediterranean Revival masterpiece, clad in oolitic limestone, stands as one of the city’s few remaining homes from its formative era. As Miami celebrates its centennial in 2026, this property represents an irreplaceable piece of architectural heritage. The main residence showcases 1920s grandeur: soaring 10 to 16-foot ceilings, stained and leaded glass interior glazing, marble floors, and a working fireplace. Meticulously renovated in 2004, the home was restored from foundation to roof, while preserving its architectural soul. The walled garden compound evokes old Miami romance—a raised terrace (700 SF) beneath a lush tropical canopy, pool and patio spaces, mature tropical fruit trees, and the original stone entrance still standing sentinel. The 624-square-foot poolside cottage, redesigned in 2021, offers a full kitchen, bath, living area, and spacious bedroom.

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c. 1895

Laughing House Manor

Brunswick, Georgia | $925,000

This historic Brunswick treasure is nestled beneath ancient live oaks draped in Spanish moss. LaughingHouse Manor is a lovingly restored 1895 farmhouse set on 3.48 private, gated acres. This enchanting estate offers a rare blend of Southern charm, timeless elegance, and modern comfort, making it equally suited as a private residence, event venue, or short-term rental retreat. Arrival begins along a brick-lined drive, where double front porches offer an inviting glimpse of the warmth within. Inside, original heart pine floors set the tone, complemented by a cozy family room with a fireplace, a formal dining room with its own fireplace, and a sunroom ideal for morning coffee or quiet afternoons with a book. 

c. 1857

Edward G. McQuie Home

Louisiana, Missouri | $799,000

Built during the town’s first period of affluence, the brick home and wrought iron fence showcase timeless architecture. From the rooftop widow’s walk, you can enjoy views of the Mighty Mississippi and Illinois beyond. The main floor features formal living areas, including a living room, parlor, and dining room, while the kitchen boasts abundant cabinetry, a SubZero refrigerator, and Gaggenau appliances. The second floor features four bedrooms, including a spacious primary suite with dual sinks, a soaking tub, and a separate shower with multiple body sprays. An adjoining bedroom serves as a sitting room. Two additional bedrooms share a hall bath, while a fourth enjoys its own en-suite bath. A conveniently located second-floor laundry adds modern functionality. The renovated third-floor attic provides a stylish bonus living space. Enhancing the property is a three-car carriage house with guest quarters and a full bath, plus a charming greenhouse.