Captivated by the stories embedded in a historic structure.

  • Step Back in Time in Reading

    Step Back in Time in Reading

    203 E Michigan St, Reading, MI 49274 Walking distance to downtown shops. Step back in time with this beautiful Victorian home located on a corner lot in the…

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  • Bramlitt House

    Bramlitt House

    1125 Cruise St, Corinth, MS 38834 Located close to Downtown Corinth Built in the 1800’s, this is one of Corinth’s most historic homes. Known as the Bramlitt House,…

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  • Rare Architectural Detail in Alabama

    Rare Architectural Detail in Alabama

    100 E Jackson St, Demopolis, AL 36732 An old house with old train station flooring. Historic 1908 Home with Rare Architectural Detail – Demopolis, AL Built in 1908,…

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  • Fannie Riche Plantation House, New Roads LA

    Fannie Riche Plantation House, New Roads LA

    10826 Pointe Coupee Rd, New Roads, LA 70760 Authentic and charming details. Home on National Registry of Historical Homes. On 1.16 acres, circa 1825 of West Indian influence…

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  • A Piece of History in Clinton

    A Piece of History in Clinton

    12415 St Helena St, Clinton, LA 70722 Authentic and charming details. Welcome to a piece of history in the heart of downtown Clinton. This stunning 3 bedroom, 3…

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  • The Schwing / Middleton House

    The Schwing / Middleton House

    57845 Plaquemine St, Plaquemine, LA 70764 Home possibly built in 1700s. Amazing opportunity to purchase one of the oldest homes in Plaquemine. This property is located in 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 They are not intimidated by the sagging floors or outdated systems but instead are inspired by the home’s history and potential for restoration.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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