Walking down Williams Street in Providence, R.I., is like stepping back in time, as this 1800's manor comes into view behind hedges and an iron fence. Though close to the street, the brick wall provides a touch of privacy.

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.