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Some homes follow a mold. This one inspires you to break it. Welcome to Verdant Muse at 81 Center Street, a captivating Italianate Revival residence on 3.6 acres in historic Franklin, where architectural beauty, artistry, and imagination meet. Ornate brackets, a charming second-story balcony, graceful arched windows, and beautiful wood floors recall another era. Inside, four bedrooms and distinctive living spaces unfold, each with its own personality. A grand upper-level sitting room, currently used as a bedroom, features a sweeping archway, tall windows, and abundant natural light. A spiral staircase leads to a tucked-away room ideal for an artist's studio, writing retreat, or private office, while a cozy library nook with built-in shelves invites you to lose yourself in a favorite book. Much of the wallpaper has been removed, offering an opportunity to restore and reimagine these storied spaces. Fireplaces lend warmth and character, while an unfinished attic accessed through the green bedroom provides storage and possibilities for the future. Beyond the residence, a spacious covered porch invites unhurried mornings. A greenhouse with an adjoining workshop-like space invites the gardener, painter, or maker to find inspiration in every season. The detached four-car garage offers generous space for vehicles, hobbies, and collections, with a loft above that once served as a bookstore. Old livestock stanchions hint at the property's working past. Set in the picturesque western Catskills, Verdant Muse offers the breathing room of an Upstate retreat and the charm of village life. For the artist, dreamer, or preservationist, this is a place with a past worth honoring and a future waiting to unfold. Perhaps its next chapter is yours.

Nestled within Gables Estates, one of Miami's most prestigious and exclusive guard-gated communities, this extraordinary waterfront residence offers a rare combination of architectural sophistication, absolute privacy, and an exceptional lifestyle on Biscayne Bay. Offering nearly 13,000 sq ft (1,208 sqm) of residential living space, this exceptional estate features 7 bedrooms, including a magnificent primary suite, and 8 full bathrooms, combining remarkable proportions with the finest standards of luxury living. Set on approximately 1.12 acres (4,530 sqm) of lush tropical grounds, this remarkable contemporary estate, scheduled for completion in Spring 2027, has been thoughtfully designed to blend timeless elegance with modern luxury. Created for the most discerning international buyers, the residence features seven bedrooms, including an exceptional primary suite with a private balcony, and a separate guest wing offering two beautifully appointed suites. Expansive living and entertaining areas flow seamlessly onto covered terraces, landscaped gardens, and a spectacular swimming pool, creating the perfect setting for both intimate family gatherings and grand-scale entertaining. A formal living room, sophisticated lounge and bar, private library, offices, cinema and game room, fitness studio, and a beautifully appointed MiaCucina kitchen complete this exceptional living environment. For yachting enthusiasts, approximately 200 feet (61 meters) of waterfront frontage, private dockage, and direct, no-fixed-bridge access to Biscayne Bay provide an extraordinary gateway to South Florida's waterways. Just minutes from Miami's vibrant cultural and financial districts, Gables Estates offers an unparalleled sense of security, tranquility, and discretion. More than a residence, this is a legacy estate — an extraordinary opportunity to own one of Miami's most distinguished waterfront addresses. Private presentation and further details available upon request.

Welcome to The Coral House, a rare opportunity to own a charming historic home built in 1910, located in the heart of Edgartown, Fort Pierce. Situated on 1 and 1/2 spacious lots, this fully furnished 2 story family home offers a unique opportunity for both family living and Airbnb hosting. With 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and a generous 1,880 square feet of living space, The Coral House is a piece of history with modern comforts. The Coral House is not just a historic gem but also a rare opportunity to own a turnkey Airbnb business with guaranteed rental income.

If bringing an historic, early American home back to life is on your radar, the Tindall-Lanning House offers the kind of opportunity that rarely comes along—especially at a price in the low $300s. This circa 1790 farmhouse is believed to be the earliest surviving house in the historic hamlet once known as Cross Keys, now part of Ewing. It was likely built by Joseph Tindall after he acquired a portion of his uncle Stephen Lanning’s farm following Lanning’s death in 1781. Tindall was a second cousin of John Hart, a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Inside, the passage of more than two centuries remains visible in original flooring, doors, hardware and other period details. Make no mistake, this is a project. The house needs significant restoration and updating, but its bones, history and remarkably useful floor plan provide plenty to work with. The first floor includes a generously sized living room, dining room, kitchen and a parlor or keeping room, with the intimate proportions and character that make early houses so appealing. Upstairs are three good-sized bedrooms, an office nook and a large hall bathroom. Rather than a tiny antique house that must be dramatically reconfigured to suit modern life, there is already enough space here to imagine a thoughtful renovation that preserves what matters while introducing the amenities a 21st-century house requires. And then there is the property itself. A deep, level lot provides an unusually broad stretch of grassy land, with room for gardens, outdoor games and gatherings. A substantial barn with a loft adds another dimension entirely. Its scale makes it practical for equipment, machinery and serious workshop needs, while its rustic volume also holds intriguing potential as an entertaining space.The location makes the proposition even more compelling. Princeton and Route One are close at hand, as are I-295 and mass transportation, putting this 18th-century farmhouse within reach of the places and connections that matter today. “Fezziwig”, home to well-known historical preservationist, Elric Endersby, is an appealing purchase for an old-house enthusiast willing to continue the work.

Introducing 434 on Main, a distinctive hospitality and investment opportunity in the heart of Amagansett. Set on .66 acre along coveted Main Street and just 0.36 miles from the ocean, this historic 1905 property is currently zoned and operated as an inn, offering an exceptional opportunity to establish or continue a boutique hospitality concept in one of the Hamptons' most sought-after destinations. Originally known as Sunset View Lodge, the property was meticulously restored in 2013-2014, undergoing extensive structural and mechanical improvements that reinforced its exceptional bones while preserving the character and craftsmanship of its turn-of-the-century origins. The main building features four beautifully appointed guest rooms, each with its own private ensuite bath, complemented by gracious common areas including formal living and dining rooms, a chef's kitchen, and a first-floor powder room. Front and rear staircases provide excellent circulation and separation between spaces-particularly well suited to an inn or bed-and-breakfast operation. A welcoming wraparound porch creates an immediate sense of arrival and offers an inviting setting for guests to enjoy the atmosphere of Amagansett. A newly finished lower level with approximately 9-foot ceilings provides substantial additional space and flexibility for storage, operations, amenities, or other permitted uses. The property's expansive grounds further distinguish the offering. Mature landscaping, sun-filled gardens, and intimate outdoor seating areas create the type of private, experiential setting increasingly sought after in boutique hospitality. An early barn structure, currently utilized as a studio and garage, adds another compelling dimension to the property and speaks to its deep connection to Amagansett's history. The barn also carries its own cultural provenance, having once served as the studio of acclaimed artist Bill Durham, a 1998 Pollock-Krasner grant recipient whose work is represented in collections including Guild Hall. With prominent Main Street presence, four ensuite accommodations, generous grounds, historic character, and exceptional proximity to Amagansett's shops, restaurants, transportation, and ocean beaches, 434 on Main presents a compelling opportunity for an owner-operator, hospitality entrepreneur, or investor seeking a distinctive presence in the Hamptons. Minutes from Amagansett Village, moments from the LIRR and Hampton Jitney, and less than a half mile from the ocean, 434 on Main offers the setting, history, and infrastructure for a truly special East End hospitality experience.

Welcome to the iconic Sherley Mansion at 2106 Homewood Drive, a one-of-a-kind estate situated on 5 breathtaking acres in one of Anchorage's most desirable locations and within the renowned Anchorage School District. Known for its timeless elegance and thoughtful renovations, this historic property seamlessly blends classic architecture with modern luxury. The main residence features 5 spacious bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, and 2 half baths, along with a 4-car garage and a stunning 2024 addition. The new wing includes a luxurious primary suite, spa-inspired bathroom, handsome home office, cozy sitting area, and a cutting-edge golf simulator—ideal for today's lifestyle. The lower level of the addition includes garage entry, a media/theater room, and a mudroom with built-in cubbies and organizational space. At the heart of the home lies a gourmet kitchen with an oversized island, stainless steel appliances, and a striking brick-encased stove, perfect for entertaining. Additionally, the scullery adjacent to the kitchen offers ample space for meal preparation and a sizable farmhouse sink. The home also offers a formal dining room, an inviting study, a grand living room, ornate staircases, and hardwood floors throughout. The estate's outdoor living is just as impressive. The 5-acre setting is beautifully landscaped and incredibly private, complete with a full-size tennis court and a custom tennis pavilion. The pavilion offers a living room, bathroom, and a versatile lower level that can function as a guest bedroom, yoga studio, home gym, or entertaining lounge. Combining historic charm with every modern amenity, 2106 Homewood Drive is a true Anchorage treasure perfectly suited for both refined living and unforgettable entertaining.

Property Description: This remarkable estate is recognized as the first and oldest residence in Eastland, originally constructed in 1876 by C.U. Connellee, widely known as the “Father of Eastland.” The original home was built with lumber hauled by wagon from Dallas, and a second story was added in 1924, further enhancing its stature and prominence within the community. Rich in Southern charm and historic significance, the home is distinguished by its grand columns and expansive balconied façade. Perched atop the historic Connellee Hill, the estate encompasses nearly an entire city block in the heart of Eastland, just steps from the courthouse and downtown square. The property spans approximately 2.33 acres and is anchored by the impressive 5,387-square-foot main residence. Complementing the estate are three additional structures, including a three-bedroom guest cottage. The most recent major renovation occurred in 1972 when the renowned Judge Austin McCloud relocated to Eastland after being elected Chief Justice of the 11th Court of Appeals. Eastland serves as the county seat and is home to the county’s only hospital, the 11th Court of Appeals, the historic movie theater dating back to the 1920s, and the famous “Old Rip” horned frog legend—one of Texas’ most fascinating and enduring stories. Property History: Eastland County was created in 1858 and officially organized in 1873. The town of Eastland was established shortly thereafter when C.U. Connellee and Jack Daugherty purchased 320 acres and relocated the county seat, laying out the public square in January 1875. Known as the “Father of Eastland,” C.U. Connellee constructed the original portion of this home in 1876 using lumber transported by wagon from Dallas. In 1924, he added the second floor, and he remained in residence for 56 years until his death in 1930. The home was intended to serve as a welcoming gathering place for travelers and settlers journeying westward across Texas. Following Connellee’s passing, the property changed hands several times and underwent renovations in 1956 and 1963. In 1972, Judge Austin McCloud moved to Eastland after being elected Chief Justice of the 11th Court of Appeals. He and his wife, Mary Anne, extensively renovated the residence, and it has remained in the McCloud family ever since. Judge McCloud was widely respected for his legal acumen, integrity, and fairness, qualities that extended beyond the courtroom and into his home. Today, a museum located across from the courthouse bears its name and celebrates both the history of the appellate court and Judge McCloud’s lasting contributions to the region. Location: The property is located at 515 South Lamar Street, just a few blocks west of the Eastland County Courthouse and the historic downtown square. Conveniently situated along Interstate 20, Eastland is less than 90 minutes west of Fort Worth and under one hour east of Abilene. The city is approximately 56 miles east of Abilene, 94 miles west of Fort Worth, and 120 miles west of Dallas, providing excellent accessibility while maintaining its small-town charm and rich heritage. Land: The property encompasses approximately 2.33 acres atop historic Connellee Hill and occupies the majority of the city block bounded by South Lamar Street, West Valley Street, West Hill Street, and South Mulberry Street. The primary homesite totals approximately 1.83 acres and features roughly 400 feet of frontage along South Lamar Street, approximately 200 feet along West Hill Street, and nearly 400 feet of frontage along South Mulberry Street. An additional one-half-acre tract located directly across South Lamar Street was acquired by the McCloud family to preserve the view corridor from the front of the residence. This parcel measures approximately 100 feet by 200 feet and also fronts South Seaman Street.