Built in 1940, the home sits on approximately 0.65 acres, with a rectangular 165-by-107-foot lot that provides plenty of outdoor space. The property features wood-frame construction on a stone foundation, a shingle roof, portions of original wood flooring, a porch, dirt driveway, and natural water features. While the property requires extensive attention, its existing structure … Read more
One of the home’s most memorable features is its beautiful stone detailing, which gives the property a distinctive sense of craftsmanship and personality. Inside, the living room makes an especially strong impression with its exposed wood trusses, adding warmth and architectural interest rarely found in newer construction. These details provide a unique foundation for … Read more
Imagine owning a piece of Osage County history—a remarkable stone schoolhouse transformed into an extraordinary country residence filled with character, possibility, and timeless charm. At 5040 E 141st Street, the past and the future come together in a truly distinctive property, offering an opportunity to create something unlike anything else in the area. At … Read more
Some homes offer comfort. Others offer character. And a rare few become part of a community’s enduring story. Welcome to an extraordinary Tudor estate in the heart of Ishpeming, a distinguished residence built in 1943 by Sam Cohodas, one of the Upper Peninsula’s most successful and philanthropic entrepreneurs. Steeped in history, architectural charm, and … Read more
Nestled along Willow Creek within the secluded Plumas National Forest at 10 Willow Way in Chester, California, this unique mountain retreat offers an idyllic off-the-grid escape for $69,000 ($67 per square foot). Spanning 1,023 square feet of rustic living space on U.S. Forest Service leased land, the seasonal cabin combines whimsical exterior details—such as … Read more