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Every Old House Lover Should Follow a gorgeous vintage home.

If you’re the type of person whose heartbeat quickens at the mere mention of “original details,” you’re not alone. The internet offers countless windows in the lives of those who appreciate the design of decades past – you just have to know where to find them. Here is a short list of blogs featuring lucky homeowners who are in the midst of (or have experienced) a remodel of a fabulous old home, or are just simply dedicated to connecting others to the vintage or historic house of their dreams.

If you’re passionate about mid-century design, Pam Kueber’s addictive blog is your paradise. She’s covered everything from her own vintage home remodel to list after list of incredible retro design resources. Also worth noting: The wealth of “time capsule homes” (which are homes untouched after decades), which will inspire shameful amounts of real estate envy.

Okay, technically Circa is an online magazine. But it’s got a wealth of content for those who appreciate old homes, including a constantly updated list of old houses for sale by state. You will swoon.
This is another site that will launch a thousand real estate fever dreams. Here, you’ll find another constantly updated list of old houses for sale. Those living on the coasts need a trigger warning: You will discover just how much you’re getting ripped off in terms of real estate prices. You will find a gem for under $100,000 and curse your geographic location.

Speaking of real estate and location envy, here’s a blog that chronicles the story of how one lucky couple scored the deal of a lifetime on an unloved brownstone in Baltimore. (How unloved was it? The place was previously occupied by a fraternity. Need we say more?) The couple also fell in love during the process of renovation, a story that will warm your heart.

If you’re looking for a laugh, beeline it to the blog of Victoria Elizabeth Barnes. Not that she should be laughed AT. You will instead laugh WITH her as she experiences the trials and tribulations of, say, overbidding (and still losing) on a pair of giant garden urns at an auction and the other bizarre moments that come with the territory of remodeling a grand Victorian from 1890. Her taste – and witty writing voice – are so on-point.To know details visit our site http://allindiayellowpage.com.