The Fabled Falicon Mansion
Considered one of the most impressive, historic homes in Northeast Missouri, Falicon Mansion was built in the late 1800’s. The mansion is 11,000 square feet and has 19 rooms, seven bedrooms, six baths and nine fireplaces. The property is located on 40 acres in gorgeous Pike County and was designed by the noted architectural firm of Shepley, Rutan and Coolidge. The Neo-classical mansion has a commanding presence and you will see this throughout.
Gracious Manor Home and Converted Residential Barn
These two unique residences, the pump house and ruins on the property are part of a Quaker settlement established in 1696 at Stony Brook (renamed Prince Town in 1724) by Joseph Worth, one of the original European settlers. “Worth’s Mill” operated here from 1714 – 1914 and was among the earliest and most significant industrial enterprises in the area. Part of the Princeton Battlefield/Stony Brook Settlement Historic District, halfway between New York and Philadelphia, this homestead is under two miles from Princeton’s town center.
922 Canyon Road
One of the most stunning historic properties in Santa Fe, this incredible residence dates as far back as the Spanish Colonial era and was purchased in 1914 by Gerald Cassidy, one of the founding members of the original art colony that made Santa Fe the world-renowned art destination it is today.
Historic, Built Circa 1857
Built in 1857 and originally called Caverhill, this elegant estate is one of the oldest houses in South Rosedale and was home to the Mayor of Toronto, George Geary, from the 1920’s to the1950’s. It’s beautifully proportioned historical facades help to create a timeless masterpiece.
