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Architectural Rarity: Romanesque Revival in Virginia Is Listed for $995K1 / 1Back to GalleryWhen we attending at celebrated homes, we're acclimated to seeing Italianate, Greek Revival, and Gothic Revival styles. However, a fortresslike Romanesque Revival home is acutely rare.Dating to medieval Europe, Romanesque architecture spanned the sixth to 11th centuries, and predates the accession of Gothic appearance in the 12th century. Architects in the backward 1800s aimed to carbon Romanesque?s key credo with blubbery brick pillars, towers, and arches. One active artist took a able at it in Eastern Virginia.This attenuate Romanesque archetype we uncovered in Richmond, VA, is a four-bedroom, red brick beauty currently on the bazaar for $995,000. Image Source:
"We accept a lot of turn-of-the-century houses (in Richmond), but castle-type houses are unique," says advertisement agent Lisa Caperton of Steele Accumulation Sotheby?s International Realty. "They don?t appear on the bazaar often."We can vouch for the home's rarity. Of the about 2.4 actor homes currently for auction beyond the country, only five are declared as actuality Romanesque Revivals.realtor.comBuilt in 1898 and advised by artist D. Wiley Anderson, this attractive home?with its 11-foot ceilings, aboriginal wainscoting and adhesive work, and hand-cut granite columns?was about burst in 198...