The Hollingsworth-Lee House, built in 1805 and constructed of stone and masonry, showcases the distinctive Colonial architecture that defines Waterford's streetscape, featuring the characteristic dog-tooth cornice and jack arches over the openings.

Nestled on over 25 pristine acres in Keymar, Maryland, Wood's Mill Farm represents far more than an exceptional real estate opportunity—it's a chance to become the steward of a property that has witnessed nearly three centuries of American history.

Nestled on 3.21 picturesque acres in Purcellville, Virginia, Chamblin Mill Estate tells a story that spans over two centuries.

Nestled at the confluence of the Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers, the district offers breathtaking scenery, well-preserved 19th-century architecture, and a peaceful atmosphere that attracts history lovers, outdoor enthusiasts, and those seeking a quieter pace of life.

Why should you a hire a niche historic REALTOR®? These folks specialize and have a unique understanding of historical homes.

Romanticized ideas of living in an old house vs the day-to-day realities can be a shocking wake-up call for some buyers.

Selling an inherited house can result in a substantial financial gain for heirs, but there are several items to take into consideration.

This week we’re going to talk about the bathroom projects in this historic home for sale near Harpers Ferry.

As soon as you cross the threshold of Mount Ellen you feel as though you have transported back in time.

For the third feature article on the renovations at Mount Ellen, we’re going to focus on the new pool situated in the backyard of this histo