Fuel for Hardcore Historical Home Fantasies

Fuel for Hardcore Historical Home Fantasies
Hampton National Historic Site

Friday, February 19, 2010

"Exeter": Circa 1838 Italianate in Montecello GA





Featured in The Architectural History of Middle Georgia the early 19th century Jordan-Bellew home is nestled on 2.29 lush acres. It features soaring 12 ft. ceilings, Mahogany spiral staircase imported from England, plaster walls, floors, structure in excellent condition. Additional rear staircase. This spectacular home is on the National Historic Registry. It features 6 bedrooms, 10 fireplaces, dining room to seat 12+. The home still features the original 10 foot pocket doors between living room and dining room, heavy moulding, wide plank floors,and pristine plaster walls. The newly updated master bath takes on the 20's era with its black and white tiled walls. The manicured grounds with lush foliage and fountains make for the perfect setting for outdoor entertaining. The property is in excellent condition both inside and out. Down to $575k from $695k -- wow. View more photos at www.mcginnisrealtyga.com

Friday, February 5, 2010

1700's Stone Barn on the Monacacy River





Rustic stone architecture. Almost 14 acres. Two ponds. River frontage on the Monocacy River. This 3,500 square foot Emmitsburg country home is just 2 hours from Washington D.C. and close to Frederick. Kitchen looks great as do the other rugged rooms. Four stone fireplaces -- one in the master bedroom to keep you cozy. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths. Says it's energy efficient with low utility. 3 car garage. Really nice kitchen. $825,000.