Jennie Dotts

Priced to sell: $56,000 below assessed value. Just a half block from Libby Hill Park, this Colonial Revival townhouse is perfect for those who want lock-and-leave living. Its brick exterior never needs painting and there's not a blade of grass to cut. On the first floor is a cozy living room opening to a dining room, both with fireplaces and original pine floors. To the rear and through French

Every day is a walk in the park in this corner house overlooking Libby Hill Park. Set well above the street, this 1890 row house enjoys privileged park views. But views and a prime location are just the start of the story. Inside you will find rooms with high ceilings bathed in light and set off by the glow of aged pine floors. The entrance hall, with its 19th century staircase, opens to the

Even on a block of distinguished 19th Century houses, 2715 E. Grace St. is a standout with its intricately detailed cast iron veranda. Step inside to an impressive alcove off the front hall, a commanding staircase, and rear door at the end of the entrance hall opening to a double porch overlooking the garden and gazebo.Lovingly preserved vintage details are everywhere in this three-room,

It's rare to find a three-bedroom home at this price in Church Hill near Libby Hill Park. Occupying the second floor of a double house built in 1905, this 1,401 SF condo is awash in natural light and the refinements of early 20th C. design. Its high ceilings, large windows, arched walls, and lustrous wood floors are refreshingly authentic. Centered off the wide front staircase leading to the

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