BECAUSE YOU CAN NEVER HAVE TOO MANY HOMES!
historic homes
Los Angeles is a treasure trove of historic charmers and these two Jefferson Park beauties are giving us all the Desert Chic vibes. What is Desert Chic? Think adobe-style architecture, colorful cacti, and earth-toned interiors that exude a state of calm. From a jaw-dropping adobe splurge to a clever craftsman steal, Desert Chic is in! […]
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The Saint Louis real estate market is full of opportunity, and that includes the two palatial stunners we feature here! Both of our Splurge vs. Steal picks have stately architecture and abundant outdoor spaces, but with price points that are miles apart. Which listing is more you? Be sure to share your favorite in the […]
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It only takes a short 30 minute drive from San Antonio to get you to comfort – Comfort, Texas, that is. And once you’re here, all your troubles will melt away. That’s because this Hill Country gem is filled with scenic drives, small town charms, and one of the most well-preserved business districts in the […]
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Need something to break up the boredom? Why not take a tour of Galveston’s most historic homes! That’s right, the Galveston Historical Foundation’s (GHF) Annual Historic Homes Tour is still on, despite the pandemic. And this year it’s virtual! The best part? The tour will have exceptional haunts you can enjoy right from your laptop, […]
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What can you get for $7.45 million in Fairhope, Alabama? How about a historic family compound right on the water, just four driveways south of The Grand Hotel and The Julep Point of Mobile Bay! Yes, this Fairhope beauty was originally built in the 1800s but is just as grand today. Let’s take a look […]
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Take me to Church! This historic Charleston beauty is what we all need right now. Get your mind off the media and dive into the dreamy Capers-Motte House at 69 Church Street in Charleston’s desirable South of Broad neighborhood. Let’s peek inside, shall we? A Charleston Prize Backing To Ford Court First off, we are […]
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