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Blue Door Tudor in Murfreesboro
Another blue door Tudor! This little Murfreesboro cutie was built in 1927.
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Very Old Huntland, TN House
I knew this gorgeous house in the tiny town of Huntland, Tennessee had to be pretty old, but I didn’t expect it to be as old as it is! It was built sometime around 1788 and was in the same family up until it sold in 2018. It still has the original smokehouse in the…
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Impressive Porch in Russellville
Will you get a load of the porch on this one! I just love when the entrance is in a unique place like this. This house was built in 1905 and is located in historic Russellville, Kentucky. This is another city that makes for a lovely stroll!
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Historic Huntingdon House
This old place is quite the spectacle! I could hardly believe my eyes when I came across this mansion in little Huntingdon, Tennessee. I couldn’t find much about it’s story, but it was built in 1850 and has been kept well over the years. It’s for sale now for $1.3 mil!
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Swirly Gables in Louisville
This old house, with the swirls in the gables, is another one in the Crescent Hill neighborhood of Louisville. It was built for Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company Executive, Henry Wilken in 1875.
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Minty Fresh Columbia Beauty
Check out this beautiful mint beauty in rural Columbia!ย
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1870 Franklin Farmhouse
This old Franklin house sits on a little hill as you come into town from Brentwood. It’s nestled among newer homes, but holds its own with those skinny windows and that porch detail. It was here when all the “new” was built. In fact, it’s been here since the year 1870 just watching things go…
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Midway’s Piper House
Check out this little gothic cottage in Midway. It’s called the Piper House and was built in 1849. The porch used to go all the way across. Where you see the discolored bricks is where the columns for the porch came down. I’m not sure when those changes were made, but it’s still so beautiful!
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Phineas Kent House
This Italianate Tuscan Villa house is the Phineas Kent House in New Albany. It was built around 1855. Phineas Kent was a lawyer by profession, but made most of his money in the printing business. The home was later owned by Captain John B. Ford who is known as the American father of the plate…
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Semple House, Louisville, KY
How about a castle? Well not exactly, but close! The Semple House was built in 1890. Check out the picture from 1973.
