Turn-of-the-Century Craftsmanship: Historic Home 1897| $144,900

Offered at $144,900 ($64/sq ft), this 1897 two-story residence in Pekin, Illinois, provides an entry-level acquisition for buyers seeking turn-of-the-century craftsmanship at a sub-$150k price point.   Delivering 2,264 sq ft of living space, the home pairs classic architectural details—original millwork, built-in dining hutch, high ceilings, and hardwood floors—with practical family layout features. The main … Read more

The Manor Avenue Tudor: 1939 Brick Revival | $99,500

Priced under six figures at $99,500 ($42/sq ft), this 1939 Tudor Revival sits on a prominent corner lot in the Myer Park / Library district of McKeesport, Pennsylvania. Delivering 2,378 sq ft of substantial brick masonry construction, the home offers steep gabled rooflines, a prominent exterior brick chimney, copper entry accents, and an attached two-car … Read more

The Broadway Queen Anne: 1881 Victorian Landmark | $370,000

Priced at $370,000, this 1881 Queen Anne Victorian is a standout architectural masterpiece in Catlettsburg, Kentucky. Offering 4,245 sq ft of living space, the home delivers monumental 19th-century scale at a price point well below replacement cost. The residence retains museum-grade period details, including 10- to 12-foot ceilings, an ornate grand entry staircase, original millwork, … Read more

Classic Post-War Character: 1949 | $185,000

At $185,000 ($91/sq ft), this 1949 Cape Cod in Akron’s historic Firestone Park neighborhood provides an accessible entry point for buyers looking for classic post-war build quality paired with expansive square footage.   Unlike standard Cape Cods that hover around 1,200 sq ft, this home delivers 2,028 sq ft of finished living space spread across … Read more

1890 Brick Victorian & Live/Work Landmark | $159,999

At just $159,999 ($55/sq ft), this 1890 solid brick Queen Anne Victorian stands out as an exceptional value proposition in Southwestern Pennsylvania.   Positioned on a corner lot in downtown Waynesburg’s business district, this 2,912 sq ft property combines preserved 19th-century architecture with a flexible layout suited for commercial offices, multi-tenant residential, or a primary … Read more

1930: Mid-Renovation Investment on 0.42 Acres | $69,900

At $69,900 ($60/sq. ft.), this 1930 Cape Cod-style home sits on an oversized 0.42-acre lot in Bridgeport Township. Recently reduced from $89,000, the property presents a compelling entry point for contractors, handypeople, or investors seeking a high-upside renovation project.   The 1.5-story layout encompasses 1,160 square feet with 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms, including … Read more

White Pillars: Historic 1838 Greek Revival Residence| $360,000

Situated just off the historic square in Holly Springs, Mississippi, “White Pillars” (1838) is an iconic piece of Antebellum architecture.   Originally built as a frame cottage for Judge Thomas Falconer and later transformed into a grand two-story Greek Revival residence by master architect Spires Bolling in 1870, this home preserves nearly two centuries of … Read more

1900 Victorian Colonial with Sunroom & Fireplace | $550,000

Situated on nearly half an acre in the historic East Berlin area of Berlin, Connecticut, this 1900 Victorian-style Colonial captures classic New England charm combined with modern entertaining space.   From its welcoming front porch and stained-glass foyer accents to a sunroom equipped with its own fireplace, the 2,037 sq ft layout balances period character … Read more

Historic Mansion -1903 | $275,000

Known locally as the Cherry Mansion, this 1903 estate at 1412 State St is an ambitious restoration opportunity sitting on 3.09 acres. Spanning 5,333 sq ft in the main house—plus a separate 1,808 sq ft 1.5-story carriage house—this property offers the architectural footprint, grounds, and character for an estate restoration, event venue, or bed-and-breakfast vision. … Read more