Walk to Infinity Hall or the farmers' market when you live at this charming Victorian right in Norfolk. Built in 1909, the house has been largely renovated over the past 22 years and in 2003 was joined by a barn with a two-car garage, woodworking shop and a large, open space for an artists' studio. The home has nine-foot ceilings, hardwood floors and original doors plus new windows and new bathrooms. On the first floor, the kitchen, living room and dining areas are large and open. There are also three to four bedrooms and the second floor has potential as a rental apartment. Listed for $445,000 by Betsy Little Real Estate, LLC.

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Film Icon James Ivory at Hudson Hall for a Day of Films and Merchant Ivory History
Image from The City of Your Final Destination (2009), Ivory's adaptation of Peter Cameron's novel about a graduate student who travels to Uruguay seeking permission to write a biography of a dead author, only to become entangled with the deceased's surviving family.

Film Icon James Ivory at Hudson Hall for a Day of Films and Merchant Ivory History