Captivated by the stories embedded in a historic structure.

  • Your Downtown Selma Oasis

    Your Downtown Selma Oasis

    401 N Massey St, Selma, NC 27576 Walkable Living in Selma INVESTOR OPPORTUNITY! Endless potential meets prime location in this historic home district opportunity! This spacious 4 bedroom,…

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  • The 1700s Roots of Harvey Point Road

    The 1700s Roots of Harvey Point Road

    2083 Harvey Point Rd, Hertford, NC 27944 From Dairy House to Workshop First time offered in nearly a century; this rare property features nearly 11 acres and a…

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  • Wheeler Thompson Hooper McGowan House

    Wheeler Thompson Hooper McGowan House

    334 Sanford Ave, Eufaula, AL 36027 The Porch of Our Dreams A rare opportunity to restore a captivating piece of Eufaula’s historic charm. Believed to date to the…

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  •  Woodland Trails to Pecan Trees

     Woodland Trails to Pecan Trees

    2045 Derrick Hollow Rd, Leesville, SC 29070 Finding Your Slower Pace of Life BACK IN TIME! Charming 1930s Farmhouse on 11.5 Wooded Acres on a Rural Country Road…

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  • Country Living with Character

    Country Living with Character

    880 Sellers Rd, Baxley, GA 31513 Room To Breath On Over 3 Acres. This home has so much character and can be renovated to show its true beauty.…

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  • Exploring The Peagler House

    Exploring The Peagler House

    1218 Frank Sessoms Memorial Hwy, Homerville, GA 31634 Uncovering the History of Homerville’s Distinguished Victorian Landmark One of South Georgia’s most distinguished historic residences is now on the…

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While others see rot, ruin, and insurmountable disrepair, an old house addict sees potential and possibility. They are not intimidated by the sagging floors or outdated systems but instead are inspired by the home’s history and potential for restoration. They are fascinated by the home’s past and often feel a sense of responsibility to be a “caretaker” of the history within its walls. They will research the previous owners, the home’s original design, and its place in the neighborhood’s history. An old house addict is a history buff at heart.

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An “old house addict” is a person with an intense and unyielding passion for historic homes, often to the point of obsession. This is not a clinical addiction but a colloquial term to describe their deep, often all-consuming, involvement with old houses. They are captivated by the character, craftsmanship, and history of these properties and are driven to rescue and restore them, no matter the cost in time, money, or effort.

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