Annette Harper

It is often said, “Don’t judge a book by its cover.” We say, don’t judge this home by its exterior which resembles a fortress with a 4-car garage. Built in the late 1850s with native limestone and other locally-sourced materials, this marvelous home has a rich history and holds secrets few know. It was bult by French émigré Gilbert Billard who came to the United States to escape the tyranny of

2 Parcels of land Together 15.36 acres and 1.37 acres on W Road are zoned A-1 and are identified by Quick Reference Nos. 306095 and 2421. Tame grass with some trees. NEBO Creek runs thru property.

Off the beaten path, but not too remote, this magnificient barndominium can be your everyday home, your weekend sanctuary or your hunting lodge. Unassuming from the outside, the wow factor does not kick in until you enter through the front doors and notice that the walls and ceilings are wood (1x8 tongue and groove pine). There is not a single panel of Sheetrock in sight. Anywhere. The towering

Clean it up, paint it and install new flooring and this handyman's special will become a great investment property or home for first time buyers. All carpet has been removed and the kitchen needs work, but the positives of this home are its low maintenance vinyl siding, solid 6 panel doors and fenced back yard. It is located just a couple of blocks away from the recently revitalized areas of

There is so much to love about this home. It is located in the Auburn-Washburn school district in a nice neighborhood not too far from the shopping, restaurants and grocery stores of the Wanamaker corridor. Built in 1976, the home has the typical closed floor plan of that era with separate living, dining and family rooms, all on the main floor along with the laundry in a separate room. The main

The new laminate throughout the main floor, the interior repainted, the lighting updated and located in ever-popular Westboro, all make this home move-in ready. With 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths, this updated Westboro ranch is the perfect starter home or where you will want to land after downsizing. Perhaps its most charming feature is the he/she shed in the back yard that just needs interior

This 2.5 story Colonial Revival home with Craftsman detailing is on the National Register of Historic Places. Built in 1910 and located a block from the triangular Holliday Park, it is one of the "Three Sisters" houses, of which only two survive. If you enjoy period homes with white picket fences, covered front porches, pocket doors, hardwood floors and lovely original unpainted woodwork, this is

A little bit country and a little bit city, this home is nestled at the back of a subdivision without through streets or racing traffic. It is situated on almost an acre and has a county feel. The primary bedroom and on-suite, two additional bedrooms, a hall bath and a half bath are located on the first floor. There are also two gas operated fireplaces on the main floor--one in the family room

Located in the Briarwood neighborhood and a half mile from Jardine Elementary and Middle Schools and a mile from Brookwood Shopping Center/Dillons, this bi-level home is affordably priced. It has two bedrooms and one full bath on each level, with the living room on the upper floor and the family room on the lower. The large back yard is fenced. This home has some updating but needs a bit more to