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| NEW YORK |  | STATEN ISLAND, 1780s STONE GEM
Price firm. Landmark tavern isn’t: needs $600K stabilization/restoration. Lake in basement of hand-hewn stone gem. Stove-heated 6175 sq ft: 3 parlours; 9 bedrooms; crude shower.
Last owner broke ice to bathe. No floor in dining room. But oh what potential. Harborfront, 101 x 163 lot.. $350,000.
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| | OHIO |  | A FAITHFUL REPRODUCTION OF AN 18TH CENTURY SOUTHERN PLANTATION
Old world magnificent craftsmanship with 21st-Century amenities located
midway between Cleveland & Pittsburgh. 3-story main house with attached carriage/guest house boasts 11 woodburning fireplaces, state-of-the-art kitchens, baths, electrical, radiant heating and cooling-air management system. The property encompasses magnificently groomed gardens, courtyard, fields, 2.5 acre stocked lake and two ponds. Excellence!. $2,950,000.
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| | VIRGINIA |  | AMELIA—WILLIAM TRENT EGGLESTON TAVERN
This country home features an interesting history. The main portion of the tavern was built in the late 1700s and was one of the oldest surviving structures at Amelia C.H. when it was saved and moved to its current site on
2.45 acres. Go to www.historicvirginiatavern.blogspot.com to view its restoration and revitalization. Separate studio or office bldg, log cabin, 3 bay run-in shed and two other outbuildings. Priced to sell!. $175,000.
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