Historic Real Estate

Every 4th of July, we gather to celebrate our independence—an idea built on freedom, self-determination, and the right to shape our own futures. While most people mark the holiday with fireworks and flag-themed desserts, there’s another symbol of independence that often goes uncelebrated: real estate ownership. Whether it’s a first home, a commercial investment, or […]

Long before traffic jams and parking meters, the real urban congestion problem was far more… organic. In the mid-1800s, horses were the backbone of city transportation—and their manure, the unfortunate side effect, literally changed the way cities were designed and homes were built. A Transportation Revolution (With a Messy Side) For most of history, […]

Step into a piece of history with this captivating 4-5 bedroom farmhouse, situated in the highly desirable Northwestern Lehigh School District on almost 6.5 acres. The property boasts a picturesque wrap-around porch, an expansive patio for outdoor gatherings, a quaint summer kitchen, and amenities such as a stable, bank barn, and horse pasture. Adding to […]

Gargoyles, those curious and often grotesque stone figures adorning the facades of medieval cathedrals and buildings, have captured the imagination of people for centuries. Though commonly associated with decorative elements, gargoyles served a practical purpose beyond mere ornamentation in medieval architecture. Let’s delve into the origins and significance of these iconic guardians of the past. […]