Richard McIlhenny

When you visit this beautiful updated 1870 carriage house, you'll feel as if you've been transported somewhere near the Mediterranean. Tucked away from Bethlehem Pike, this unique home sits perched above a gorgeous, tiered and landscaped garden that overlooks a lush valley below. The gardens were designed by the first president of the Garden Club of America and are registered on the Smithsonian

John Quincy Adams was President when the original part of this stately farmhouse was built in 1829. Additions were made in 1906, 1927, and 1960, resulting in the spacious property that exists today. This home is flooded with sunlight and has beautiful natural oak woodwork and hard wood floors throughout. The first floor offers a living room, a den, a large dining room with a wood burning

This elegant, red brick Colonial situated on a charming, tree lined street is awash in natural light and awaits your personal touch. To the left as you enter the home, you'll find a spacious living room with a wood burning fireplace framed by two doors that open to a peaceful, covered side porch. To the right there is a dining room that flows into the kitchen that offers a convenient and cozy