AHOSKIE, NC /$199,500
Seven Oaks is an 1837 example of a five-bay I-house with a deep front porch and end chimneys. Interior period details extend to wide board floors, 9/9 windows, original mantels and mouldings, a clawfoot tub.
RAPHINE, VA /$449,000
Bookended by stone chimneys, the board-and-batten 1853 Ott farmhouse has a porch with elaborate corbels and fretwork railings. See original pine floors, staircase with hand-carved handrail, antique light fixtures, sensitively restored kitchen with nickel-plated Glenwood E cook stove.
COLTS NECK, NJ /$850,000
Built in 1831 for Henry Green Wyckoff, in the same family for generations, this I-house retains the original “pumpkin pine” staircase and floors, and Rococo Revival marble mantels. Doorknobs are set low in the children’s and maid’s rooms.
JEWELL, GA /$30,000
The Cason–Veal House is ca. 1830,…