WASHINGTON, GA / $348,600
Built in 1793, The Cedars got a Neoclassical makeover about 1805—and then later was remodeled in the Queen Anne/Eastlake style, in 1885. Features include a third-storey tower, a wraparound verandah, and intact period millwork, inside and out.
MAURICE, LA / $249,900
An unusual, apron-shaped roof crowns the wraparound porch on this diminutive, transitional house built in 1917. The interior has tall ceilings, original beadboard-clad walls, and double French doors topped with an operable transom window.
PENSACOLA, FL/ $325,000
On this 1897 Queen Anne Cottage, floor-to-ceiling windows open to a porch lavished with fretwork and unique columns. It has four original fireplaces (one’s a converted coal-burner with a 1920s insert).
ASHEVILLE, NC / $1,450,000
Two-over-two windows with wavy glass and a full-width porch decked in original gingerbread…