Homes with History: Federal-Style Manor and Grounds in Providence, R.I.

The Federal-style property was built in 1810, with impressive woodwork on the interior that's said to have been designed by John Holden Greene. The home is about 11,790-square-feet.

Though beautiful year-round, this historic home particularly shines in the autumn, when the changing leaves complement its brick exterior. A gate gives the owners and guests access to the cobblestone courtyard.

From the courtyard, one can see that this Federal-style home spans three levels. The historic interior also boasts six bedrooms, five full bathrooms and nineteen different spaces for entertaining guests.

Wooden chairs create a cozy spot to read or catch up with friends in the summer. As for the owners' cars? Those can be parked in the attached garage.

A ruby-red runner guides visitors from the front door into the heart of the home. Meanwhile, a chandelier draws attention to the manor's original crown molding.

The interior of this historic home is just as exquisite as the exterior, with a gilded chandelier and spiral staircase that leads to the second level. Twin console tables offer a place for keys, mail and invitations to events.

From the wallpaper to the furniture, florals abound in this formal living room. A traditional wood coffee table and masculine oil painting help balance the more feminine elements.

The wallpaper in the formal living room has been carefully preserved, which helps maintain the integrity of the house. A closer look at the design reveals beautiful blue-green peacocks, which the designers complemented with two floral sofas.

In addition to the kitchen's cabinets, the large island boasts drawers for extra storage. Against the far wall, a floor-to-ceiling shelf creates a spot for cookbooks as well.

Believe it or not, but this historic home comes equipped with *two* master bedrooms. A plush, rose-printed chaise and matching drapes help this one feel feminine yet sophisticated. A fireplace anchors the far wall and keeps the room warm year-round.

That same rose-printed chaise pairs with a side table to create a reading nook in the corner. After a long day exploring Providence, guests will love relaxing by the fire.

From the closet, the owners can easily access their luxurious spa bath. Here, a large soaking tub beneath the window allows for basking in bubbles and natural light.

Yes, it's true: the master bedroom comes with a boutique-level closet. Floor-to-ceiling cabinets and drawers all around keep clothes and accessories as organized as possible, while a tufted ottoman offers a place to put shoes on.

History buffs know that crimson is a color often associated with royalty. Thus, it only makes sense to outfit the second master suite with crimson curtains, a crimson comforter and a matching ottoman.

In this guest bedroom just off the stairs, visitors can enjoy a canopy bed, sitting area and attached bath. Blue walls with white trim make the space feel bright and cheerful.

Those warm orange hues carry into the attached bathroom. Here, the owners have access to a stall shower and tub, as well as a luxurious sauna.

Pampering is easy when you have access to a private sauna. Two benches encourage the owners to stretch out and sweat it out.

With bright, bubblegum-pink walls and a twin bed, this little room definitely belongs to a princess. A red checkered cloth on the desk complements the duvet cover and gives the space a country twist.