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J. T. Jones House – Decatur
The J. T. Jones House was built in 1899 and was designed by renowned architect George F. Barber. This house has been commonly referred to as “The Gingerbread House”. It has been lovingly maintained by the same family for a long time, but is about to hit the market for the first time in half…
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The Smith House – Decatur
The skeletons are taking over!! This Decatur, Alabama house is known as the Smith House and was built in 1928. One of my favorite tudors in that town. 😍
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Cartwright House – Decatur
This minty beauty, in Decatur, is known as the Cartwright House and was built in 1890. I don’t know if I love that porch or the iron gate more!
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Borton-Chenault House, Decatur
It’s been a bit since I’ve featured an Alabama home, hasn’t it? This Queen Anne is The Borton-Chenault House in Decatur, Alabama. It was built in 1906 and is one of the finest examples of Queen Anne architecture in the city. It hasn’t always been white. It was painted a deep gray before it was…
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The Hamil House – Decatur
Tudor time! The Hamil House was built in 1929 by J. Y. Hamil. It’s one of several English tudors that contribute to the Old Decatur Historic District.
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R. P. McEntire House
Christmas cutie alert! This is the R. P. McEntire House in Decatur, Alabama. Circa 1912.
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Decatur’s Shadowlawn
Shadowlawn was built in 1874 for Dr. William Gill. It was named for several oaks that tower over the home. Dr. Gill was a prominent physician in town and practiced medicine here for over 50 years. He died caring for patients during the yellow fever outbreak in Decatur in 1888. I love the Christmas decorations…
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Sweet Decatur, AL Tudor
The perfect little 1937 tudor cottage in Decatur, Alabama. There are so many things to love about this house!
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Historic Bibb House in Decatur
The Bibb House in Decatur, Alabama was built in 1892. I’m not sure who built the home, but William Bibb (the grandson of Alabama’s first governor) bought the house at an auction for $2,500 in 1895. This was a favorite of mine when I took a stroll through Decatur!
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Historic Decatur Home, Or is it?
This home that looks historic was actually built in the 1990s to look historic!
