You won’t have to spend hours driving to this year-round vacation home.

Want to write the next chapter in this inn’s 273-year history? It’s all ready for you to write it.

This big little trinity puts its best face backward.

The city’s second-most-historic neighborhood offers something for just about everyone.

A spacious Depression-era gem that stays true to its roots while offering a splash of modernity.

Center-hall Colonials are quite common. But brick ones like this are rare.

Sensitively updated and surrounded by the colors of nature.

Bright, cheery and totally up-to-date, this house is a charmer.

Several different design strains combined to make this recently renovated house a singular sensation.

Whether it’s a large yoga class or a company retreat, this barn-like residence can handle your crowd.

“Historic” because it dates to 1763. “Modern” because of the way it looks on the inside.

The rehabbers of this house gave it extra style with some exposed-brick strip-teases.

Timeless Shore style meets up-to-the-minute amenities in this young classic.

It’s not a castle, but it is in a community called Camelot. So why not make it one — yours — for a while?

Totally new, totally modern, totally stylish — and more than 170 years old.