To offer history buffs more convenience when it comes to visiting, traveling to, renting or buying properties of their dreams, the first real estate and travel website dedicated exclusively to historic properties recently launched.
Find Everything Historic provides historic property enthusiasts a platform focused on historic properties and the historic lifestyle. Users of the website can easily search for the perfect historic vacation rental, hotel, travel experience or home, as well as connect and communicate directly with owners and real estate agents to plan and book their vacations without advertising interference.
Al-Khazneh, The Treasury of Petra, Jordan © Jeppo75 | Dreamstime
The company, with plans to have a strong focus on locations throughout the United States, Europe, South America, Asia, Australia and New Zealand, does not require visitors to book through their website, nor are rental owners or hotels required to list pricing or minimum stays. The website is designed to create a direct, personal relationship between visitors and subscribers.
“We eat, breathe and live historic properties. Whether we’re vacationing, traveling for business or spending time in our own historic home, they touch every part of our lives and everything that we do,” said co-Meggen Taylor, cofounder. “The launch of Find Everything Historic allows us to share all of our own experiences and research about what works in the vacation rental and real estate search worlds with our visitors.”
“We are proud of our boutique operation, which allows our subscribers to engage directly with potential renters and buyers in an easy, straightforward way and find the historic property or experience they’re searching for as quickly as possible,” stated Taylor.
To view the company’s fast-growing travel listings, visit the website.
Rano Raraku Moai on Easter Island © Steve Allen | Dreamstime
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