This stately 1888 Queen Anne mansion was designed by Cass Gilbert and James Knox Taylor.

An incredible 1862 Italianate villa that’s among the most historically significant and splendid homes in Minnesota.

A fashionable 1903 Louis Lockwood mansion built for a real estate investor.

Breathtaking brick and stone Clarence Johnston mansion full of grand spaces.

Richly adorned and ornamented 1891 Queen Anne, well preserved with finely detailed woodwork.

Comprehensively updated 1907 Louis Lockwood home filled with stunning original art-glass and hand-carved wood details.

1903 family home built by Swedish builder Olaf Holm for himself and wife Anna, with updated floor plan and original details.

Well-appointed lodgings like these were the height of luxury for singles and young couples escaping the city along the new electric streetcar line.

Beautifully preserved 1903 Gust Carlson home with grand central staircase and three story addition, full of antiques and family heirlooms.

Full of personality, this 1920s home has been transformed into an eclectic yet refined environment by its historical renovator / architect owners.

Commanding 1905 colonnaded duplex with double porches framed by distinctive art nouveau wrought iron railings and beautifully remodeled interior.

A prime example of American Arts & Crafts interior design, mosaic tile porch, hand-carved balustrade and original carriage house.

One of the oldest homes in Crocus Hill and home to several civic leaders in Minnesota, with original Victorian design elements and carriage house.