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Historic Self House in Cherryville Enters Market for $269,999

By PremierSIR - June 26, 2019
The historical Self House in Cherryville has recently been listed for sale at $269,999. Located at 214 West Academy Street in Cherryville, this luxury home near Charlotte is marketed exclusively by Susan Ambrosio of Premier Sotheby’s International Realty’s Charlotte office. Listing details can be viewed here. A wraparound porch with plantation-style columns welcomes guests to this historical prop
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Historic Ocala Home Once Owned By Pioneering Physician Enters Market For $329,000

By premiersir - April 30, 2019
A turn-of-the-century historic home in Ocala has entered the market for $329,000. Built in 1903, its original owner was the town’s pioneer physician, Dr. Walter Hood, who is also credited with driving Ocala’s first motorized car, circa 1906. The storied Vernacular Victorian residence is located at 613 East Fort King Street. Listed exclusively by Tasha Osbourne and Sheila Hartley of Premier Soth
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Historic Sarasota Home Enters Market for $750,000

By premiersir - April 24, 2019
A historic Laurel Park luxury Sarasota home with an illustrious past has entered the market for $750,000. Built in 1926 on Sarasota’s north side, the two-story Dutch colonial was relocated to its present address, 1841 Oak Street, in 1933 by its original owners, John and Maebelle Early. A civil attorney who counted John Ringling among his clients, John L. Early was Sarasota’s first municipal judge
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LIVE | Historic

By premiersir - March 15, 2019
Live the life of bygone times with these exceptional properties, whether it's a mansion in Sarasota or a luxury home near Asheville, North Carolina. From Sarasota’s iconic Van Wezel home and a notable Laurel Park residence to a significant equestrian estate and a Georgian-style retreat in North Carolina, these historic properties are as unique and diverse as the owners they attract. For those who
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Historic Dona Bay Waterfront Home Enters Market for $2.489 Million

By premiersir - October 24, 2018
Villa Terra Mar, a waterfront Mediterranean estate listed on the National Register of Historic Places, has entered the market for $2.489 million. Built in 1927, the home is situated on 2.8 acres on Dona Bay. Located at 218 Pocono Trail East, Nokomis, the residence offers 156 feet of water frontage with direct boating access to the Gulf of Mexico. Marketed exclusively by Joel Schemmel and Sharon C
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A Historic and Renovated Former Inn

By premiersir - August 25, 2017
Completely renovated to modern standards, this 160-year-old historic home is a must-see. This residence was finished in 1857 and was built by Colonel William Shannon, a prominent Camden, South Carolina lawyer. It was originally called, “Pine Flat.” Colonel Shannon was killed in the last “legal” duel in the country on July 5, 1880. The duel caused a national outrage and his wife sold the house in 1
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Historic Homes | The Ralph John Ramer House

By Public Relations and Communications - July 27, 2016
Located in the downtown area of Anderson, South Carolina, this early 20th-century home is on the National Register of Historic Places. Designed by Henry Irven Gaines and exemplary of the Tudor Revival style popular at that time, the home was built in 1930 by European artisans who contributed to the Biltmore House. Exquisitely maintained, while remaining true to the original design and finishes of
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Community Highlight | Grove Park Historic District

By Public Relations and Communications - May 18, 2016
Located in North Asheville, the Grove Park Historic District adjoins the Grove Park Country Club golf course. This celebrated district also includes part of Kimberly Avenue, which runs alongside the golf course in a northerly direction and is presided over by the majestic Grove Park Inn. The Grove Park neighborhood was designed and developed by St. Louis entrepreneur Edwin Wiley Grove with the he
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Historic Property: Charles A. Hobbs House

By Public Relations and Communications - April 20, 2016
Constructed in 1920, for Appalachian Mountain Club member Charles A. Hobbs, this colonial revival home in Hendersonville, North Carolina is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Located at 1230 5th Avenue West, the residence is less than one mile from Hendersonville’s historic and thriving downtown. Designed by prolific North Carolina architect and Hendersonville resident Erle G.
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Historic Property Profile | The Mill at Traphill, North Carolina

By Public Relations and Communications - December 10, 2015
452 Traphill Mill Road | Traphill, North Carolina The Mill at Traphill is one of Wilkes County's oldest structures. Built in 1777, it was the area’s first gristmill. Reportedly used to produce cornmeal for moonshine, the Mill continued to convert grain to food until 1955. A fixture of Traphill's Downtown District — which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places — generations of resi
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Property of the Week | North Carolina's Historic Glendale Springs Inn

By Public Relations and Communications - August 28, 2015
7414 North Carolina Highway 16 | Glendale, North Carolina Glendale Springs Inn is an icon of the Ashe County community. Built in 1892 by Colonel Daniel W. Adams, a conservationist who invented the world's first forest fire tower, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Current owners Larry and Amanda Smith purchased the Inn in 1995, updating the amenities while maintaining i
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Market Spotlight | Historic St. Petersburg

By Public Relations and Communications - May 22, 2015
773 4th Avenue North | St. Petersburg, Florida This beautifully restored 1925 craftsman-style bungalow is right in the heart of historic St. Petersburg, an area experiencing a renaissance of its vintage charm and eclectic lifestyle. The home was built by Thomas and Ann Glover, who first came to St. Petersburg in 1903. The couple bought and sold adjacent property in the neighborhood in 1912 be
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