Stewards of Historic Architecture Since 1999

Preserving the architectural legacy of New England

We acquire, restore, and steward historic properties across New England—from early Federal-era buildings through the 1930s, with particular expertise in the rich architectural heritage of 1880–1920.

Years of Stewardship

1780–1930s

Properties We Steward

New England

Our Region

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01 — Our Philosophy

We believe historic buildings deserve owners who see beyond their walls

Every property we touch tells a story—of the artisans who carved its millwork, the families who gathered within its parlors, and the communities that rose around its foundation.

To us, these aren't just acquisitions; they are legacies. We embrace the role of stewards, meticulously preserving the irreplaceable character of the past while thoughtfully adapting each space for a modern life.

Beyond restoration, we document history and invest in the enduring spirit of the neighborhoods these buildings have anchored for over a century.

Collection of historic wooden doors showcasing architectural craftsmanship across eras

02 — Our Commitment

A promise to the past and the future

We approach every acquisition with reverence for history and responsibility to community. These principles guide every decision we make.

Preservation First

We prioritize maintaining original architectural elements, materials, and craftsmanship over modernization that erases history.

Long-Term Vision

We acquire properties with the intention of holding them indefinitely—measuring success in decades, not quarterly returns.

Community Roots

We invest in the neighborhoods surrounding our properties, supporting local preservation efforts and economic vitality.

03 — Properties We Seek

The buildings that call to us

We are active seekers of historic landmarks across New England, with a deep appreciation for the craftsmanship of the Federal period through the early 1900s. We have a particular affinity for the character-rich buildings of 1880–1920, yet our doors are always open to conversations about any property defined by architectural significance and historical weight.

Historic Residences

From Federal and Greek Revival through Queen Anne, Colonial Revival, and Craftsman—homes with original architectural details and period character.

c. 1780–1930s

Commercial Buildings

Historic storefronts, former fraternal halls, mills, and mixed-use buildings that anchored New England's Main Street communities.

c. 1850–1930s

Institutional Properties

Former schools, churches, civic buildings, and estates with significant architectural merit and community history.

c. 1800–1930s

04 — Our Approach

From acquisition to stewardship

We follow a deliberate process that honors the trust placed in us by sellers, municipalities, and the communities these buildings serve.

Research & Discovery

We study the property's history, architectural significance, and role in the community before making any offer.

Respectful Acquisition

We work with sellers who share our values, ensuring smooth transitions that honor the property's legacy.

Thoughtful Restoration

We engage skilled craftspeople who specialize in period-appropriate techniques and materials.

Ongoing Stewardship

We maintain properties with the same care and attention as their original builders intended.

"When we decided to sell our family's 1895 property, we weren't just selling a building—we were entrusting four generations of memories. Indigo Properties understood that. They've preserved everything that made it special while giving it new purpose."

Former Property OwnerNew England

05 — Begin a Conversation

Considering the future of your historic property?

We welcome conversations with property owners, municipalities, and preservation organizations about buildings that deserve thoughtful stewardship. Whether you're ready to sell or simply exploring options, we're here to listen.

Telephone

(401) 245-4000

Address

250 Wampanoag Trail, Suite 203
East Providence, RI 02915

hello@indigori.com