jacksonville architecture

Historic Home of the Month: 225 E 10th Street in Historic Springfield

Bungalows can often be overlooked when highlighting historic homes. The large homes with grand porches and fancy columns often overshadow them. 225 E 10th Street in Jacksonville is hard to overlook however. The trim details and cheerful color have often made me wonder what it’s story is. Luckily, the owner Kiley Secrest, is a history […]

amandasearlerealtor | Apr 8, 2025

Why Shotgun Houses Were the Original Tiny Homes

In today’s world, the tiny home movement is all about living simply, maximizing space, and cutting down on unnecessary clutter. From Instagram to HGTV, these compact, efficient dwellings have captured the hearts of minimalists and practical homeowners alike. But while tiny homes are a relatively modern trend, they aren’t the first time Americans have embraced […]

amandasearlerealtor | Mar 26, 2025

Is Buying a Historic Home for You?

HGTV and Instagram have popularized historic homes – they are photogenic, have unique architectural elements that are hard to replicate, and definitely NOT cookie cutter. If you’re in the market for a new home, buying a historic property might be an option worth considering. Let’s explore the benefits and challenges of purchasing a historic home […]

amandasearlerealtor | Jan 16, 2024

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