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c. 1900

Iconic “Rainbow Row” Gem

Charleston, South Carolina

$4,250,000

71 East Bay is a rare offering to live at an iconic East Bay address with light filled harbor views & walkable to Charleston’s best restaurants! Built as a commercial building before 1900, this three story masonry structure was converted into a residence for Mrs. Nicholas Roosevelt, circa 1930, by renowned architect Albert Simons. Two City Parking Permits included with the sale of the house. Don’t miss your chance to live in a turn key, lock & leave & low maintenance property, situated in the heart of everything magical that Charleston has to offer!

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c. 1929

Rare & Original Orchard Home

Riverside, California

$2,599,900

Original Orchard Home set on a long driveway off of a secluded cul-de-sac creating a very rural feel yet just a few short minutes across Historic Victoria Avenue to the 91 freeway and all the necessities! Built for the Chester S. Riley family and originally centered in their 80 acres Citrus Grove, this home is currently offered for first time in over 45 years - only the second time in its history! Enter the property down the Jacaranda flanked private drive to the imposing entry gate from which you get a peak at this stunning Italianate Residence perched on a promontory in the center of the property.

c. 1874

Stagecoach Inn & Stable

Round Mountain, Texas

$974,000

Looking for a unique venue in the heart of Texas, a historic place, or a peaceful homestead? Then you’ve found your location. This truly unique and historically rich property was built in 1874.  The estate embodies the spirit of the Old West, sitting on North Cypress Creek, known as the Pecan Bottom. The property’s history includes serving as a Stagecoach Stop and Inn, a post office, a general store, and a blacksmith shop, all of which contribute to its charm and character. Its listing on the National Register of Historic Places as one of only 40 Stagecoach Inns in the nation and the only stable in Texas to be listed, speaks to this property’s significance.