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NORTH SHORE ANTIQUE HOMES FOR SALE
Antique homes are more than just structures; they're living testaments to history, craftsmanship, and enduring style. They offer:
Unparalleled Character: Discover unique architectural details and materials that can't be replicated in modern construction.
Rich History: Own a piece of the past and become a steward of its story.
Sustainable Living: Embrace the inherent durability and timeless design of older homes, reducing your environmental footprint.
Investment Value: Antique homes, when properly maintained, often appreciate in value due to their rarity and desirability.
A Sense of Community: Join a network of like-minded individuals who appreciate the beauty and significance of historic preservation.
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First Period homes, built roughly between 1626 and 1725, represent the earliest architectural efforts of English colonists in North America. These structures, primarily found in New England, reflect medieval English building traditions adapted to the new environment. Key features include:
- Timber framing: Heavy oak frames formed the structural backbone.
- Central chimneys: Large, prominent chimneys provided heating.
- Steeply pitched roofs: These helped shed snow and rain.
- Small, casement windows: These offered limited light and ventilation.
Asymmetrical designs: Homes often evolved through additions, resulting in irregular shapes.
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Georgian Style:
- Popular in the United States from 1700 to 1780.
- Emphasized symmetry and classical elements, featuring red brick, central entrances, and evenly spaced windows.
- Interiors boasted paneled walls and elaborate cornices.
- Examples include homes with a symmetrical facade, a central entrance, and a simple, elegant design.Federal Style:
- Evolved from the Georgian style, becoming popular from around 1780 to 1820.
- Featured more delicate details than the Georgian style, incorporating oval rooms, decorative swags, and refined classical elements.
- Often used brick, local stones, and stucco finishes, with low-pitched roofs and balustrades.
- Examples include homes with a refined facade, a decorative entranceway, and elliptical transoms -
The period from 1820 to 1900 was a time of great change in American architecture. A variety of styles emerged, reflecting the country's growing sense of national identity and its increasing prosperity. Some of the most popular styles during this period included:
- Greek Revival (1820-1860): This style was influenced by the architecture of ancient Greece and featured tall columns, pediments, and entablatures.
- Gothic Revival (1830-1880): This style was inspired by the architecture of medieval Europe and featured pointed arches, stained glass windows, and intricate stonework.
- Italianate (1840-1885): This style was influenced by the architecture of Italy and featured flat roofs, wide eaves, and tall windows.
- Second Empire (1855-1885): This style was inspired by the architecture of France and featured mansard roofs, ornate dormers, and tall chimneys.
- Queen Anne (1880-1910): This style was a more eclectic style that combined elements of other styles, such as Gothic Revival and Italianate. It was characterized by its asymmetrical design, decorative details, and tall windows.
These styles were not mutually exclusive, and many homes during this period combined elements of different styles. However, they all reflected the changing tastes and values of the American people. -
The early 1900s marked a significant transition in residential architecture, moving away from the ornate Victorian styles of the late 19th century towards simpler, more functional designs.1 Here's a breakdown of key trends and styles:
The Key Influences were:
Arts and Crafts Movement: This movement emphasized handcrafted quality, natural materials, and simplicity.2 It had a profound impact on residential design, promoting honest construction and harmony with the environment.3
Technological Advancements: Advances in manufacturing and transportation made building materials more readily available and affordable.
The development of central heating and indoor plumbing influenced house layouts and comfort.
Changing Lifestyles: A shift towards more informal living led to open floor plans and a greater emphasis on comfort and practicality.Prominent Residential Styles:
Craftsman/Bungalow Style: Characterized by low-pitched roofs, wide overhanging eaves, prominent front porches, and exposed structural elements.
American Foursquare: A simple, box-shaped design with a hipped roof and central dormer
Colonial Revival: A resurgence of interest in early American architectural styles.





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3 Beds 3 Baths 1,726 SqFt$795,000Open Sat 11AM-12:30PM3 Oak St, Marblehead, MA 01945
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3 Beds 2 Baths 1,288 SqFt$975,000Open Sat 12:30PM-2PM