Jennifer Gaston

Discover refined living in this elegant second-floor condominium at Washington Place in downtown Traverse City. Designed for both style and convenience, this condo features a beautifully appointed kitchen, a spacious, open living room with abundant natural light, ample storage, and a spa-like bath. The generous primary suite boasts multiple closets—including one with an in-unit washer and dryer.

Welcome to the Boardman Building – A Historic Icon Reimagined. Originally built in 1913 as a school, the Boardman Building has long stood as a beloved centerpiece of the Boardman Neighborhood. Now, this iconic structure is undergoing a stunning transformation under the visionary guidance of renowned local architect Ken Richmond and master builder Eric Gerstner. This three-story, mixed-use

Welcome to the Boardman Building – A Historic Icon Reimagined. Originally built in 1913 as a school, the Boardman Building has long stood as a beloved centerpiece of the Boardman Neighborhood. Now, this iconic structure is undergoing a stunning transformation under the visionary guidance of renowned local architect Ken Richmond and master builder Eric Gerstner. This three-story, mixed-use

Welcome to the Boardman Building – A Historic Icon Reimagined. Originally built in 1913 as a school, the Boardman Building has long stood as a beloved centerpiece of the Boardman Neighborhood. Now, this iconic structure is undergoing a stunning transformation under the visionary guidance of renowned local architect Ken Richmond and master builder Eric Gerstner. This three-story, mixed-use

Discover the epitome of gracious living in the heart of Traverse City with this exceptional 4-bedroom, 2-bath home situated on a spacious, nearly half-acre lot. Nestled on a quiet no-outlet street, this residence is located in one of Traverse City’s best neighborhoods. There are so many quality upgrades to this home, it must be seen to be appreciated. From the CertainTeed insulated siding, new

A Slabtown Classic, Reimagined. Every so often, the perfect home comes along—the one you’ve been waiting for. This is that moment. Built 50 years ago by Ray Minervini, the visionary developer behind The Village at Grand Traverse Commons, this charming Slabtown colonial was built for his sister and brother-in-law. For half a century, it was lovingly lived in and cared for as the family raised

Welcome to the Boardman Building – A Historic Icon Reimagined. Originally built in 1913 as a school, the Boardman Building has long stood as a beloved centerpiece of the Boardman Neighborhood. Now, this iconic structure is undergoing a stunning transformation under the visionary guidance of renowned local architect Ken Richmond and master builder Eric Gerstner. This three-story, mixed-use