Historic Chestnut Hill Home That Served as Studio to Celebrated Modernist Painter Undergoes Major Price Chop
A quaint estate that is tucked inside Philadelphia's storybook Chestnut Hill neighborhood—and boasts an incredible artistic and historic legacy—has undergone a significant price chop after hitting the market for a second time. The historic home at 191 E. Evergreen Avenue was originally built in 1885
1790 Kentucky Estate That Is Older Than Bourbon Hits the Market for $1.1 Million in the Heart of the Beverage’s Birthplace
In a Kentucky county known as the “Birthplace of Bourbon” stands a home that predates both the state and the drink. The historic five-bedroom farmstead at 315 Heritage Road, which is currently on the market for $1.1 million, was built in 1790—when the land known as Woodford County was still part of
I’ve Been Sleeping on the Floor for 2 Years as Part of Slow Decorating Trend—but I Still Think It’s the Best Way To Design a Home
Peek into the primary suite of my 1927 Tudor-style house, and the mattress laying bare on the floor beside moving boxes that still need unpacking would appear to signal a recent move. Yet, I actually made the change of address two years ago and have essentially been sleeping on the floor of an empty
Buyers Are Flocking to a Once-Overlooked Florida Enclave for a Simple Reason
If you've got millions to drop on a Miami house, you want to be on the beach, right? Not necessarily, say experts. The elite are beginning to shun beach towns for a neighborhood that offers an increasingly in-demand perk—walkability. "Walkability is the biggest selling tool right now," Lourdes Alatr
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