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$2,900,000 560 Grand Avenue, Newburgh, New York, 12550 Property Website Realtor Information: Tina M Townsend ¦ BHHS Hudson Valley Properties ¦ 845-896-9000 About This 1856 Mansion For Sale In Newburgh New York Offering a unique opportunity to own a piece of architectural history, “The Rest,” a High Victorian Gothic-style home ...

$5,350,000 1409 E Prospect Street, Seattle, Washington, 98112 Property Website Realtor Information: Betsy Q. Terry ¦ Ewing & Clark, Inc. About This 1909 Neoclassical For Sale In Seattle Washington Long recognized among Seattle’s most significant homes, this Capitol Hill Mansion embodies sophistication & formality of an earlier era blended w/ ...

Off market $990,000 1250 W 3rd Ave, Corsicana, Texas, 75110 Property Website Realtor Information: Laura Smith ¦ Keller Williams Lonestar DFW ¦ 817-795-2500 About This 1890 Halbert House For Sale In Corsicana Texas Visit 1250 W 3rd Avenue to see the grandeur and restored beauty of the historic Halbert House. ...

This magnificent George F. Barber Victorian home, located in Wisconsin, is a true architectural gem. Spanning over 5,000 square feet, the residence has been extensively renovated while preserving its historical charm. Original features like leaded glass windows, intricate woodwork, grand fireplaces, and ornate door hardware remain intact. The elegant foyer ...

Located in Muscatine, Iowa, this beautifully restored 1907 Victorian, designed by famed architect George Barber, showcases timeless elegance and modern upgrades. Featuring a grand foyer with a gas fireplace, stunning original stained glass windows appraised at $12,800, and intricate inlaid wood floors, the home also retains classic Victorian elements like ...

Known as the “Crisco House,” the MacCaw-Massee Estate at Macon, GA is a meticulously restored brick mansion steeped in history. From its grand foyer with a unique built-in fireplace and an extraordinary staircase to its speakeasy-style bar and state-of-the-art kitchen, this home is an architectural marvel. Famous for its ties ...

Construction on the historic Cooper House, home of Mr. and Mrs. Madison Alexander Cooper Sr., began in 1905 and was completed in 1907. The house has both Victorian proportion and Greek revival detailing which represented the finest turn-of-the-century architecture. The Cooper House serves as the foundation’s headquarters and is available ...