Jennie Dotts

Majestically mounted high above the riverbank where the James and Appomattox join at historic City Point, this Tudor Revival built in 1929 could easily be mistaken for a 500-year-old-medieval manor house. A showplace of architectural distinction designed by noted architect Carl Lindner, the 5 bedroom, 3.5 bath house is constructed of irregularly shaped bricks in nuanced colors and fanciful

This sun-filled end-unit condo in always-popular Mount Vernon, is just blocks away from the vibrant dining and shopping scene in Carytown. Designed on two levels, the 828 square foot unit has two bedrooms, 1.5 baths and a fully fenced private terrace, ideal spot for morning coffee, evening unwinding, or entertaining friends. The first floor features a comfortable living room, powder room, kitchen

Built in 1915, this rare Spanish Mission Revival residence was owned by one family for 110 years—a Petersburg legacy home now ready for its next chapter. Offering 3,054 square feet, 5 bedrooms, and 3.5 baths, the house presents a remarkable opportunity to restore and reimagine an architectural treasure. A gracious setback from the street enhances privacy and presence, while an expansive rear lawn

Quality shows in this charming Victorian duplex with skyline views at the gateway to Church Hill. Investors or owner occupants will appreciate the craftsmanship and material that went into the renovation of this 1,704 SF house. Not just another “gut and flip” designed for the short-term, its owners preserved original materials that have stood the test of time for 138 years. Each floor contains