Ray Davis Jr

INVESTOR ALERT! Rare opportunity to purchase a property to renovate and resell or add to your rental portfolio. Tucked away on a quiet street in the Historic Capitol Area Neighborhood and just two blocks to the Capitol Complex, dining, downtown and much more. A plumbing leak has caused damage to the bathroom and kitchen, so this home offers great potential to a skilled handyman or contractor.

Welcome to luxury living at its finest in the heart of Historic Midtown. Perched on the top floor of the prestigious Riverview Manor, this one-of-a-kind, single-level residence offers uninterrupted panoramic views of the Susquehanna River from every room — a breathtaking backdrop to your daily life. Step inside to discover the rich warmth of Brazilian cherry hardwood floors that flow seamlessly

Welcome to your new home in vibrant Capital Heights! You'll love the tasteful updates, comfortable and open floor plan, and spacious rooms—all in a prime location near Midtown and Olde Uptown. Enter into the large Living Room with laminate flooring, which flows seamlessly into the chic Kitchen, featuring white cabinets, beautiful subway tile backsplash, and stainless steel appliances—including a

Nestled in the heart of ever popular Historic Midtown, this delightful end-of-row townhome offers the perfect blend of classic character and charm with tasteful updates. The open-concept living and dining rooms feature high ceilings, chair rail and laminate floors, creating an inviting atmosphere that flows seamlessly into the stylish kitchen. With a heated, slate tile floor, exposed brick, chic

Sprawling Mid Century Modern Split Level, circa 1963, in sought after location. This dream of a home offers over 5,000 square feet of impeccably maintained living space. Double doors open to a grand skylit entry with natural slate floor. The spacious and bright living room with walls of East and South facing windows is awash with natural light and also has lots of recessed lights and a chic gas

This spectacular three-story home, circa 1919, is perched proudly atop a nearly one acre park-like lot in ever-popular Bellevue Park. The handsome facade boasts stone and stucco walls with beam work and half timbering that is the hallmark of the English Tudor Revival style and is capped with numerous gables and large stone chimneys. Double wooden doors lead into a marble floored foyer. A