Historic Queen Anne: c. 1880–1890 “Peck House” Landmark | $229,900

Some old houses announce their importance immediately; others reveal it one detail at a time, and The Peck House belongs to the latter.   Built between 1880 and 1890 by Earl M. Peck and once regarded as “one of the finest houses in Carbondale,” this Queen Anne Victorian still carries the visual language of its … Read more

The Goodman–Stark House: An 1894 Queen Anne Landmark for Just $125,000

Overlooking the Mississippi River in Louisiana, Missouri, the remarkable Goodman–Stark House is now offered for just $125,000, presenting a rare opportunity to take ownership of a nationally recognized piece of architectural history. Associated with Clarence McDowell Stark, co-founder and first president of Stark Brothers Nurseries and Orchards Company, the residence carries an important connection to … Read more

The Wilson-Craig House: 1889 Queen Anne, Original Oak Woodwork

559 N Chambers St, Galesburg, IL 61401 — $405,000 5 Bedrooms | 4 Bathrooms | 4,542 Sq. Ft. | Built in 1889 | 1.06 Acres | Coming Soon   A Distinguished Piece of Galesburg History Coming soon, the remarkable Wilson-Craig House offers a rare opportunity to own one of Galesburg’s most distinguished historic residences. Built … Read more

Queen Anne: 1900 Historic District Landmark | $65,000

  The home immediately captures attention with its welcoming front porch, beautifully adorned with intricate fretwork. These decorative details reflect the craftsmanship and ornamental character that made Queen Anne architecture so distinctive at the turn of the twentieth century. Built in 1900, the property stands as a piece of Bay City’s architectural heritage and offers … 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