I was looking at that drive-through banking line on the "street-view" too Dianne, I'm really surprised that the bank was not held responsible for putting up a privacy fence between them & this home. I've seen that be part of the deal before when a business gets too close for comfort. If I was thinking of buying here I'd look into that.

What a handsome exterior! They have done a nice job here. I like the way they built the hutch area that houses the kitchen sink and a small working area, it fits in nicely. I hope someone with a great vision finds it. I think the coffee house is a neat idea with folk music. Whatever happened to those spots!? 🤔

A beautiful old Southern Belle! She just needs a bit of help, but has lots of charm. I'm fascinated by the windows in the front room that go out to the porch, they slide open from the very bottom of the floor up. Can anyone shead some light on those for me? I've seen them before, but have never known the point of that? The upstairs ones that go out to the porch are the same also. Would it allow more airflow?

I wondered what was behind that lovely stone fence across the street, Nicole. Thank you for the peek! This is a beautiful home with so much of the original charm intact. The history and romance to me here, is the fact it has had only three owners since 1875! I just love thinking about that!

I love the outside of the house and all the woodwork inside. Is photo #19 the breakfast nook? If so, why is there a drain in the floor? It looks barely big enough to put any kind of table and chairs in there. I'm not in love with that L-shaped kitchen, especially the stove shoved in the corner. But I have never liked a stove right up against a wall where I'm banging my elbow while trying to cook. Also, is there only one room upstairs? Wish I could figure out the floor plan. Oh, and a private geothermal well? So I never have to worry about heating water or the house? Yes! I have a cousin in Klamath Falls. I think I'll send her the listing to see what she knows about it.

A fairytale home! Stone homes are on the top of my lists! This one is gorgeous! The tile roof makes it pop even more along with the well maintained windows! Such wonderful old pine trees out front and lining the street. Very pretty neighborhood! I noted the comment about the "private geothermal well" - I had to do some reading about that, and will continue to read about the system. That is one thing about OHD's: There are always new things to learn about the homes we love and the interesting ideas and systems homeowners have put in place. And all this learning right at our fingertips!

In pic #34, what is that? I love this house! ❣️

There is a wonderful online magazine named "Incollect," which is well written, generally fascinating, and beautifully illustrated. One recent article was titled "Aesthetic Era Anew." https://www.incollect.com/articles/aesthetic-era-anew_2 It is concerned with an absolutely dazzling restoration-reconstruction of a New York townhouse, focused on the Aesthetic Movement interiors of the 1880s. The work and style is unbelievable, and the article covers the project well. I could live in interiors this intense without a problem. Although the atmosphere might forced me into dressing like Oscar Wilde, and quoting lines from "The Importance of Being Earnest." Particularly Lady Bracknell. Great magazine! The rooms, in order of appearance: The Parlor, two views. The Dining Room, once the back parlor. The cabinetwork is original to the house. The bath was once a nursery The Stair Hall. The Kitchen.

I almost feel like we've seen this one before? But not that great stove, it is truly a keeper! I've never seen one quite like it, the floral designs etc. It really is beautiful. What a sweet home you could have here. Nice woods to hide in, but still good access to the main road during the wintery months.

1886 confection, Galveston, TX, $1.4M. Sharing for the parquet floors and stained glass: https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/1826-Sealy-St_Galveston_TX_77550_M86756-08388?from=srp-list-card

Wow is right! Did you check out the 3D tour?

Right? If they do I have a feeling we will be seeing a lot of white painted woodwork with grey walls.

Great pictures MJG. Thanks for the trip into the past!

I love me a stone house!

Great word, even better definition.

I've seen many old homes but have never seen this above pocket doors. Would someone more experienced please let me know if this is rare? Thanks

I saw this pic years ago somewhere. I am guessing since the cabin is so small, they had to put the stairway outside the cabin leading to the second floor. I love this.

No, no, no. It's none of those. Doesn't anyone remember the not so long ago days, when a young couple wanted to marry but her father wouldn't hear of it? And they had to elope? Here's a song commemorating those days, when the future groom snuck over with a ladder: --Carol Deene - James (Hold The Ladder Steady) - 1962 45rpm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOXo1cmC1T8 Would I lie to you?  😕 

I love this word.