I don?t know about you, but posting these properties sure got me daydreaming at my desk this morning. Head into the weekend with some historic home eye candy today.
Front view of the 1889 Victorian house in Marine City.
1889 Victorian custom built by Great Lakes Shipping Captain Keonig ? Marine City, Michigan
This nearly 6,000 square foot house may be on a fairly small lot, but the view of the international shipping channel from the balcony on the third floor in the master suite makes the property feel endless. The beautiful house has been meticulously renovated and offers a retreat back to the late 19th century, while providing all the modern comforts of home. Price tag: $449,900
Front elevation of Cobb Island Station.
Cobb Island Station ? Oyster, Virginia
The luxuriously restored Cobb Island Station was originally built for the Coast Guard in 1936. Today, the property features a commercial grade kitchen, seven bedrooms and just as many bathrooms, and a separate, additional cottage on the 32 acres, the Keeper?s Cottage. (Looks like a gorgeous setting for a bed and breakfast to me.) Price tag: $4,850,000
Front view of The Snowden House.
The Snowden House ? Horseshoe Lake, Arkansas
30 miles from Memphis, Tennessee, surround yourself with southern charm at this 1919 Louisiana-style riverfront plantation home. Plus, you can look straight out to Horseshoe Lake from the sunroom, or go fishing from the pier on the property. Price tag: $1,200,000
Historic Property Extra: Looking to buy a bridge? The 1901 Ash Creek Bridge in Siskiyou County, California is for sale! Check out the listing here.
Emily Rose is a copywriter at the National Trust. She enjoys writing about places of all kinds, the stories that make them special, and the people who love them enough to save them.
Source: http://blog.preservationnation.org/2012/10/26/historic-real-estate-homes-with-a-water-view-edition/
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