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New DROID X - Love it!

August 22nd, 2010 by Gary Gestson


I can see why in the next year there will be more smart phones sold than PC’s. The functionality of this device is extraordinary. To take advantage of the smartphone technology, we are rolling out several tools to enhance our ability to market our unique homes and assist our clients in their search for a dream home. In a week or so, we will be offering a very cool app for real estate that will be downloadable to your smartphone from our website and is absolutely a “must have” - and it is free. It will utilize the GPS in your smartphone to locate the sales information of the house you are sitting in front of in your car and all the other houses for sale in the neighborhood - and much more.

Available immediately - on our website www.HistoricHomeTeam.com, each of our historic properties displayed has its own “Historic Website”. Click through to the Historic Website for the property and select “Email to Friend”. The website will be sent, beautifully formatted, to your friend’s smart phone (and computer). We just had a $500,000 price reduction on Cornerstone Farm in Gettysburg - let a friend know about it. Here is the Historic Website for Cornerstone Farm - http://www.CornerstoneFarm.HistoricPartnersUSA.com. Select “Email to Friend” to send it to a friend or how about to yourself - you can always dream!


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Problems solved! Website back up!

August 3rd, 2010 by Gary Gestson


www.HistoricHomeTeam.net or www.HistoricHomeTeam.com.

THank you for your patience.

Gary


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Our primary website garygestson.longandfoster.net is down

August 1st, 2010 by Gary Gestson


Our primary website has been down since Friday afternoon. This is very frustrating to us as well as to our followers and clients. We are working with our service provider to resolve the issue and we will be up and running soon. Technology is great when it works for you, but when it works against you….

In the interim, when you go to www.HistoricHomeTeam.com you will be automatically directed to our standard Long and Foster website http://garygestson.lnfre.com/ to view our many wonderful listings. To see more historic detail about our many extraordinary listings, please visit www.HistoricPartnersUSA.com.

Thank you for your patience.


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New Listing: Historic Home c.1870

July 14th, 2010 by Gary Gestson


Beautifully renovated and restored historic home in charming Dickeyville. Gorgeous wood floors, spacious rooms, gourmet kitchen with soapstone counters, stainless steel appliances and AGA stove. Master bedroom with cathedral ceiling and master bathroom with whirlpool. White picket fenced yard next to Gwynns Falls. Convenient to downtown and DC. This is a home of rare and beautiful distinction.

Learn more here…


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New Listing: Historic Vanderbeek House

July 12th, 2010 by Gary Gestson


Historic Vanderbeek House c. 1868

Home of internationally renowned artist in the charming historic community of Relay. Splendid Victorian with wrap around porch, stain glass, transoms, sun room off kitchen, main level full bathroom, third floor in-law suite with kitchen, bath and loft turret, separate cottage with kitchen and bath, separate studio building with lots of light, minutes to MARC and convenient to Baltimore and DC.


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Historic Benchoff Estate Featured in The Examiner

July 6th, 2010 by Gary Gestson


Check out The Examiner’s article on the Historic Benchoff Estate.

Click here for more information on the Benchoff Estate.


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A Look at Maryland’s Curatorship Program for Historic Homes

July 6th, 2010 by Gary Gestson


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