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1820 – Diktariškiai Manor – Lithuania – $305,390

Radviliškio r. sav., Diktariškių (Lithuania)

For sale exclusive building – Diktariškiai Manor. 1820. construction Šemeta mansion located Diktariškių village, 4 km from the town Šiaulėnų. House there were 22 rooms and halls, which was built in 15 heating tile stoves and fireplaces, some still in good condition, it was later equipped with a local boiler central heating system. The manor was installed during the Soviet school, which is considered the documents so far, loft equipped gym. 1591.48 sq. m area on the ground floor mansion has 28 rooms, with a total area of 587.79 sq. m, the second floor of the total area of 594.92 sq. m attic total area of 340.91 sq. m., some of the walls could be restored by the previous projects, and create a larger room, which was in the beginning. Manor facade is decorated with 6 massive columns, entrance to the estate goes through a long avenue of trees, which this year was cleared. Plot area of 1.4712 ha, and has a large park, 170 sq. m. brick warehouse and two wooden warehouses. One of the most beautiful estates in Radviliškis district falls into the cultural heritage, it is possible to renovate, taking advantage of EU funding, priority object. The estate can be adapted to cultural events, tourist use or installation of homes for the elderly. Very nice and quiet environment, but necessary investments to be able to resurrect the estate for a second life.

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c. 1830 – Jewell, GA – $30,000

10367 Macon Hwy, Jewell, GA 31045

The Cason-Veal House in Jewell, Georgia is an early Plantation Plain house on 2.5 acres of land. The house includes many of its original features, including wide plank paneling on several interior walls and front porch, hand-cut dentil moldings, and scored plaster detailing on the exterior of the chimneys. The primary massing of the house is a two over two with no central hall. The shed addition features a small kitchen and full bath. An addition was removed from the east side of the house but remains standing next to the house. The house was built by either William Cason or his son Adam. Adam Cason was a successful farmer and land owner both before and after the Civil War, at one time operating a cotton gin in the area.

05/17/2018 11

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1897 Queen Anne – Cedar Rapids, IA

1403 2nd Ave SE, Cedar Rapids, IA 52403

What an opportunity for the right person. This great property has far too much history to mention here, but it was the current owners dream to bring this historical home back to its original glory. Unfortunately there was a fire which has pushed them beyond their capabilities. Time for someone with additional resources and/or skills to come in and take on this great project. Research has been done, the ability to pick the home up and move it can be done. The current owners had a quote done to pick the home up and relocated it outside of town for approximately 40K. Structural engineers have deemed the home safe to enter, but please be careful as you move throughout the home as there is a great deal of debris throughout the structure. Offers on this property will be collected for the first 30 days of the listing. Contractors and vendors are welcome to enter the home and investigate.

05/08/2018 18

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c. 1880 – Nevada City, CA

414 Broad St, Nevada City, CA

Location, location, location! Major project in the heart of downtown Nevada City, located in General Business Historical District. On the National Register. Single level frame residence has been home to three generations of one family, since 1934. Small home on small lot. Lot – approx. 22 x 125 – extends from Broad to Commercial – with garage on Commercial. Opportunity abounds for buyer with creativity and energy. Property needs extensive renovation before use as home or business. See Fact Sheet in Addendum for potential alternate to Uniform Building Code & potential tax credit.

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1845 Greek Revival – Gautier, MS – $299,900

1901 Waters Edge Dr, Gautier, MS 39553

04/23/2018 13

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1854 Courthouse & Jail – Ontario, Canada – $99,000 CAD / $78,190 USD

1235 & 1259 3Rd Ave E, Owen Sound, Ontario

Don’t let this opportunity pass you by! Former Court House and Jail, original building constructed in 1854 to act as the centre of Government for the newly formed County of Grey. This property retains a lot of the original character associated with this type of facility including Jail cells reminiscent of 1800’s incarceration. Many potential uses exist for the building and the current owner is looking for that special purchaser that can appreciate the provenance of a property of this magnitude. Property includes 2 PIN numbers 370550267 and 370550073. Portions of the Building are designated under the Ontario Heritage Act. Bring your ideas forward today!

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c. 1828 Federal – Madisonville, TN – $449,000

4061 New Hwy 68, Madisonville, TN 37354

53+/- Acres less than a mile away from the Madisonville-Highway 411 Interchange. Old Stagecoach home built around 1900, in need of total rehab or demo, large barn, several outbuildings. 2 ponds with about 1/3 of the acreage cleared. Zoned Agriculture, could also be for several commercial uses, as well as, residential or farm/agriculture. Bat creek runs across part of the back of the property, small TVA easement on Madisonville side through part of the back as well. This 53+/- acres can be added to the tract across the street for a total of 193+/- acres. Water & electric at road. Over 3/5 of a mile of New Highway 68 frontage. No survey, priced below a 2-3 year old appraisal. All measurements for illustration purposes only, all to be verified by buyer.

03/22/2018 23

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c. 1870 Greek Revival – Trade, TN – $175,000

9668 S Hwy 421, Trade, TN

If you are looking to own a part of history, this is the perfect house for you! Built in the 1800’s, this two-story brick house is one of the oldest brick homes still standing in Johnson County. This is a great property for someone looking to renovated an old home. Enjoy the sounds of the creek while sitting on the covered front porch. As you enter the front door, you are greeted with a wood staircase leading to the upstairs. You can see the history of the home through the thick walls and the detailed wood work. You enter the living room on the right or the kitchen on the left. Towards the back of the home are two more rooms with a full bath. As you make your way upstairs you will find beautiful brick lining the walls of each of the two bedrooms. The house sits on 10.66 acres of rolling hills with some wooded areas and open pasture. It is also been told that this is the place where Tom “Dooley” Dula stayed before he was sent back to North Carolina. This is a must-see house if you are looking to restore a home! The house is being sold “as is”. Buyer/Buyer’s agent to verify all info.

03/22/2018 28

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1733 – Keswick, VA

728 Campbell Rd, Keswick, VA 22947

“Findowrie” – Considered to be the earliest, unaltered house in Albemarle County. The house has many interesting architectural features including a chimney pent with shelves between the chimneys. The house sits on 150+/- acres, which are completely private.

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1875 – Bayside, TX

533 Copano Bay Dr, Bayside, TX 78340

The Wood house was damaged in the storm and needs repair by the buyer. It is on the National Register of Historic Places, and also has a Texas Historic marker in front. The home has a long and storied history, and is a well known landmark in the area. There are kitchens located on both floors, 4 fireplaces, and a widow’s walk. It is build from Florida long leaf pine, brought in by sailboat, and is set on a shellcrete foundation.

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1876 Gothic Revival – Louisville, GA – $15,000

702 Mulberry St, Louisville, GA 30434

The Little House in Louisville, GA is a rare grand example of residential Gothic Revival construction in Georgia. With 5,200 square feet situated on .66 acres, the house was built in 1876 at an estimated cost of $4,000 and features remarkable detailing both on the interior and exterior. The first floor features a dramatic central stair with original curved handrail, 15 foot ceilings, etched glass transoms over interior doors, and full height windows that open onto a full wrap around porch. Plaster crown and frieze are intact where visible, although drop down ceiling tiles and water damage has obscured the detailing in some rooms. The upstairs features four well sized rooms with simpler detailing. Original mantels and hardware are found throughout. There are two symmetrical additions on the rear of the house, including a large kitchen area. Located one block from the historic commercial district, the house would lend itself to use as a bed-and-breakfast or professional office space, as well as a private residence.

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Queen Anne – Chase City, VA

106 Grace St, Chase City, VA 23924

Buyer is responsible for the costs of any de-winterization that may be required for inspections on the property, as well as the cost to re-winterize following inspections to ensure proper maintenance of the property. Seller will not turn electric on or make any repairs to the property. Buyer is responsible for any lender required repairs. Seller requires a pre-approval with all offers plus an EMD of $1000 or 1% of sales price, whichever is greater. Seller will not pay for well, septic, or termite inspections. Buyer’s agent is to validate schools.

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