Built in 1819 and lovingly renovated and restored by the current owners, this handsome Greek Revival home once belonged to the prominent Fairfield Burr Family. Two hundred years later, the 4,698-square-foot property still feels grand, what with its four bedrooms, three baths, formal gardens and greenhouse out back.

True to form, this Greek Revival home features a stately portico with tall stone columns, a horizontal transom and eye-catching embellishments. Two rows of double-hung windows balance the exterior and make it seem even more symmetrical.

This gorgeous, Greek Revival-style home is just as impressive from up above. Thanks to this aerial view, guests can see that the property boasts a main house, formal motor court, a converted garage and stunning formal gardens.

The formal gardens that decorate the front of this historic Greek Revival home were actually included in the Smithsonian Archives. Guests who want to admire them can follow a stone path across the manicured lawn and through the trimmed hedges.