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Off-Grid Cabin Retreat on Raccoon Creek | 3.04 Acres Next to Daniel Boone National Forest  Off-grid living never looked so good! Nestled along the pristine waters of Raccoon Creek, this fully furnished cabin offers a park-like setting surrounded by umbrella magnolias and rich native flora. Power comes from a gas-powered generator, while modern conveniences include a rainwater-fed cistern, propane hot water heater, electric pump, propane refrigerator, propane range, propane wall heater, and a cozy wood-burning fireplace. Inside, enjoy a spacious great room with kitchen, dining, and living areas, plus a large primary bedroom, two sleeping rooms, and a full bath—perfect… CONTINUE READING…

Looking for peace, privacy, and a great investment opportunity? Look no further. This hidden gem offers 21 acres of mature hardwoods, a stocked pond, and a tree-lined driveway that leads to a spacious home tucked far off the road—offering complete seclusion and tranquility. At the heart of the property sits a 2,890 sq ft home that’s full of potential. While it does require TLC, cosmetic updates, and system improvements, the structure is solid and provides a fantastic blank slate for renovation. Whether you’re seeking a permanent residence, a weekend retreat, or an income-generating vacation rental, this property offers outstanding upside. Highlights include: The outbuildings, like the home, will need… CONTINUE READING…

Axline-Brice-Barnes House | Alachua County, Florida | built between 1885-1889 This is a private home and not open to the public. This picturesque home was built in the late 1880s in a quiet citrus farming community called Cross Creek in North Florida. Cross Creek flourished for a time with the boom of Florida citrus but devastating freezes changed the way of life here. The industry left and the community dwindled, but this unique home, once called ‘The Grove,’ still stands, marking a bygone era. Cross Creek, Florida Situated between two Florida lakes, the community of Cross Creek emerged as a… CONTINUE READING…

The King and His Lost Heir: The Quiet Heartbreak Behind Pickle Wheat’s Exit from Swamp People Deep within Louisiana’s Atchafalaya Basin, a place where towering cypress trees stand guard over the still waters of the swamp, a man has built a legacy that stretches far beyond the bayou. To fans of the long-running History Channel series Swamp People, Troy Landry is more than a hunter—he is the embodiment of Cajun tradition, a cultural anchor who represents survival, grit, and family values. Known affectionately as the “Swamp King,” he has faced countless battles with alligators, storms, and the unpredictable dangers of swamp… CONTINUE READING…

$49,500. Yes, the price is correct! Built in 1890! From Bluegrass Team Realty Website: The great Romanesque Revival house at Mooreland, an estate located at the east city limits of Harrodsburg, Kentucky, was built by Colonel Daniel Lawson Moore for his second wife, Miss Minnie Ball of Woodford County, whom he married in 1891. The residence is the largest in Mercer County, and the handsomest building in the Romanesque Revival style in Central Kentucky. It took five years to build. The architect is unknown. In architectural quality the residence is equal to the Theophilus Conrad house at St. James Court… CONTINUE READING…

It was with great sorrow that we reported the death of universally-loved judge Frank Caprio this morning. Achieving viral fame on the show Caught In Providence, Caprio served a court in Providence, Rhode Island. Sadly, the 88-year-old passed away after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2023. A statement announcing his death outlined how Caprio was “beloved around the world for his deep compassion, humility, and unwavering faith”, adding that he “touched millions through his work in the courtroom, and even more through his example of humanity.” Having garnered a reputation for being a kind and understanding judge, Caprio accrued a number… CONTINUE READING…

In the heart of Brooklyn, New York, an unusual late-night encounter recently captured the attention of residents and sparked conversations about safety, awareness, and human behavior in crowded cities. What initially appeared to be a frightening situation involving a woman being pursued through the streets turned out to be an extraordinary case of misunderstanding — one that ended not with conflict, but with relief and gratitude. This incident, though resolved peacefully, serves as a powerful reminder of how easily perceptions can shift in urban environments. It demonstrates the importance of situational awareness while also showing how good intentions can sometimes… CONTINUE READING…

Historic c.1885 Shakespeare Chateau Inn & Gardens Listed for $3 Million in Saint Joseph, Missouri 📍 809 Hall Street, Saint Joseph, MO 64501💰 $3,000,000 | 🏡 9,850 Sq. Ft. | 🛏 8 Beds | 🛁 6.5+ Baths | 🌳 1.24 Acres Nestled in the heart of St. Joseph’s distinguished Hall Street Historic District, the Shakespeare Chateau Inn & Gardens is a rare and iconic offering. Built in 1885 by prominent businessman Nathan P. Ogden, this breathtaking High Victorian Chateauesque-style mansion remains one of the city’s architectural masterpieces and most photographed properties. With only five owners in 140 years, this residence has been meticulously preserved and maintained, showcasing an extraordinary level of craftsmanship and historic detail. Among… CONTINUE READING…

Charming & affordable 1192 sq ft 3BR/1BA basement ranch craftsman home in city limits. Very well-maintained older home offering many newer upgrades. Newer roof, upgraded electrical, plumbing, HVAC, several upgraded double pane tilt windows. Upgraded flooring w/tiled bath & laundry, hardwood in living room, carpet in bedrooms. Kitchen appliances & washer/dryer convey. Exterior offers exposed rafter tails w/covered concrete front & side porches! Spacious back yard w/mature pecan, oak & flowering shade trees. City amenities include public water, public sewer & city trash pick-up. Convenient to shopping, restaurants, churches, schools & hospital & City Park offering pool-playground-walking track-pavilion’s, ball fields-basketball… CONTINUE READING…