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1896 Victorian: Queen Anne Hartwell, Georgia For Sale The Bailey House $565,000 4774 Sq.

Ft.$3,500,000 101 Marine St, St Augustine 5 Beds 5 Baths 3,698 Sq, Ft Single Family Home MLS # 1141518 PONTE VEDRA CLUB REAL ESTATE, INC.

Historic Kentucky Homes and Land For Sale Call 859-379-LAND (5263) workplace - for a private showing - United States Department of the Interior National Park Service NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES EXTENSION SHEET Section_7 __ Page_1 _ 7. Richland Farm (LI-813) is a Greek Revival, 10-room house built in 1850 in Lincoln County, Kentucky.

It has a stone structure. The whole location proposed for listing is less than one acre, limited to the location of your home's footprint and a 10-foot margin surrounding. More Discussion Posted Here sits within a 12. 5-acre residential or commercial property. The main entryway to the house faces North and a secondary entrance to the West.

There are numerous various sort of evergreens, such as Blue Spruce, and Austrian Pine. The 12. 5-acre farm is surrounded by Bluegrass farmland on three sides and cornfields on the fourth side. Your house was constructed in an ell-plan, typical for the duration and for convenience. Your house's portico is a classical temple form, which is set over the two-story deck.

The house has double entry doors. The entry doors, front and side, have horizontal transoms over the doors and the front doors, very first and 2nd floorings, have sidelights too. Out in the yard from the front entryway is located a "hopping stone" for getting on horses and into carriages.

The 4 square columns are Doric design with strong, simple wood cornices. A patio on the South side of the ell wing offers entry to the first flooring. According to narrative history a back entrance on the ell wing apparently opened to a backyard pump, and another structure, now gone, and the door is now a full length, ceiling to flooring window, (Iva Stull.

All the doors and windows are trabeated. The windows are 6/6 double-hung sash windows. The windows on the East side of the home are closed in with wood shutters and are actually blind windows, likewise typical for the period. The West side of your home has no windows and never did have them, again a common practice.