Dream home in real life

Last week we were driving around the historical part of town trying to find a home for one of Matt’s friends to rent. I am in love with this area. All of the homes are 1930’s and older and each one has so much charm.



While driving down the street we pasted this one home and I almost died. I am not exaggerating when I say this. I have found me dream home.


It is the most beautiful home I have EVER seen in my entire life. After seeing it, I kept thinking about how I know I have seen that house somewhere before… after we got home I started searching my blog.


Would you have known that almost 2 months ago I did a whole post dedicated to this beautiful home! I knew I loved it.


It looks just as perfect in real life as it does in the photos. The plants are really that green…I dream about this home... maybe one day I can have it. I'll start saving my change!

Dream Home

I have found my dream home... It is the most beautiful thing I have ever seen. I wonder if I could scrounge up enough change to purchase this beautiful $749,000 home.

Doesn't it look the the house in the movie Father of the Bride?

Beautiful Dream Homes

I am in love with old historic homes. I hope my next one is older than ours now. Our home was built in 1928, which seems new to some of the ones I have found so far. Why are all the cool old ones on the east coast? And they are affordable too!

There is something about an old house that gets my heart racing and makes me antsy! I’m like a little kid in a toy shop… or more like when I find a really good sale. I WILL live in a beautiful big home like this one day. It’s my goal.

Here are some, or more like 25, of my favorites I found. I want them… ALL!

There are so many beautiful ones! I would post them all, but who has time for that?!

Under the photo is the year and style of the home. If you click on it, it will take you to the information on the home.

1915 Colonial

1830 Colonial

1854 Colonial Revival

1907 Colonial Revival...This one is pretty, but I dont think I would want to call it home. To big and lavish for me. It is pretty though

1900 Colonial Revival... This one needs some curb appeal. Maybe some color and some gardens

1920 American four square

1930 Colonial

1825 Colonial

1941 Colonial

1752 Colonial

1939 Federal

1920 Georgian Colonial

1960 Georgian Colonial

1860 Antebellum

1912 American four square

1798 Federal

1906 Farmhouse... What I would give for that wrap around porch!

1760 Colonial

1909 Colonial

1740 Colonial

I found my DREAM HOME!

Remember how I said I found my dream home? Well I lied.

I have NOW found my dream home and in fact, I will take any old home in this town. They are all so cute and located in the Azalea (thats a flower) district!!! Matt's favorite bush is the Azalea

Here is my dream home

But, if I had more money to spend, I wouldnt mind getting this one either

My new dream home

I will pack up and move tomorrow if this can be my new home!

Cant you see 5 little ones running around the front yard?!!!!!

It's perfect.

Another Dream Home

I found my dream house. Again. I want it. To bad it's far away and on a busy street

Here is the posting for it---My Dream Home

4 bedrooms

2 baths

2400 sq ft and Original wide-board, yellow pine floors

1.6 acres with Fruit trees (apple, pear, peach)

Wrap around porch

Basement/Celler

A Parlor

Built 1732- Same year George Washington was born.

It has a carriage house ( where they used to park there carriages...like a garage)

A wildflower Field

A green house and 1600-square-foot organic vegetable garden

Where do I sign??

My dream home

I found my dream home. The outside is nice… Personally I would want to have something a little more homey and farmhouse county look with a masive wrap around porch and a few acres…but this inside is PERFECT. I LOVE it…. I WANT it…

But... If I couldnt have that one, this one is also very beautful

oh man... this one too...couldnt you see raising a family here?? it's PERFECT!