The property is positioned in what is described as a "sought-after town central location," within walking distance of local ...

This Georgian house for sale outside Cork City will make you feel like you've taken a step back in time. Lota Beg House, located just four kilometers from Cork City center, is steeped in history and ...

This Georgian house in the Woodland Normanstone neighborhood of Northwest Washington has had a long line of notable owners. The 1929 house was designed by architect T.J.D. Fuller and built by Davis, ...

The Hampstead neighborhood was a rural village when the painter John Constable lived at 40 Well Walk. His residence there, from 1827 to 1837, earned the Georgian house a blue plaque bearing his name.

Don Wenzel and Ron Darnell have renovated multiple historic homes. Their latest project — and current residence — is an 1845 Federal Georgian abode in eastern Jefferson County. “When this (house) ...

A Grade II listed Georgian home overlooking a 'tranquil' lake in Wootton on the Isle of Wight is on the market for £850,000.

For more than 25 years visitors to Dublin – and many residents too – enjoyed the unique experience of seeing how life was lived in a typical Georgian house during the 1790s. Lavishly decorated and ...

This elegant, graceful 18th-century house would look right at home on the Main Line, or amidst the new-money mansions of turn-of-the-century Cheltenham Township. However: This isn’t an 18th-century ...

A Georgian house in the village of Croy, Highlands, Scotland, that was home to Lord Campbell of Croy who served as secretary of state of Scotland in the early 1970s, has come onto the market for £2.35 ...

A Grade II-listed Georgian house has hit the market for £2,750,000. The Old Rectory is described by selling agent Strutt & Parker as being "set within stunning parkland extending over 40 acres".

This stately Georgian house that faces Lake St. Clair is 111 years old. It was built to be so grand in 1909 that one very large room on the main floor is called the ballroom. But most of what you see ...