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A home you experience The experience starts as you pull up at the front gate, iron on brick piers, with the drive climbing past daylily beds to a red brick house that has been the landmark on this corner for 146 years. It continues at the door, where two names and a year are carved […]

Steps from Main Street’s galleries, restaurants, and farmers market stands the Historic Fender House, built in 1913 and owned by Carbondale’s prominent ranching families — you can still find old labels from the orchard harvest in the basement. Thoughtfully renovated in 2013 and meticulously maintained, the main home embraces its historic charm: a polished updated […]

Built for the Plass family in the late 1890s, 3248 Copelin Avenue stands along the Compton Heights street once known as “Millionaires’ Row.” The Victorian residence retains an exceptional collection of original details, including hardwood floors, pocket doors, etched-glass windows and transoms, restored brass hardware, six tile fireplaces, and much of its original lighting. The […]

c. 1899
  • Denham Springs, Louisiana
  • $859,900

A Rare Historic Treasure on 1.24 Acres in the Heart of Denham Springs Step into a piece of Louisiana history with this beautifully restored and meticulously maintained Acadian Manor, originally built in 1899 by Sheriff Charles Miller as a wedding gift for his bride. Rich in character and thoughtfully updated for modern living, this extraordinary […]

c. 1828
  • Warner, New Hampshire
  • $949,000

Meticulously restored and full of historic charm, this exceptional home sits on 5.5 scenic acres in Warner’s picturesque Waterloo Village, overlooking the Warner River, a covered bridge, and a private pond. Thoughtful craftsmanship is evident throughout, featuring a gourmet kitchen with a French Lacanche range, soapstone countertops, hand-hewn beams, and a stunning stone fireplace. The […]

AUCTION: October 16 | 11:00 a.m. | On-site Lender Ordered Sale: 184 Whiskeag Road sits on a 0.57-acre lot on a paved town road at the northern end of Bath, Maine, where the parcel is edged by woods and the surrounding lots run large. Constructed in 1918, the house offers 1,456+/- sq. ft., six rooms, […]

c. 1880
  • Atchison,
  • Accepting Offers

This exquisite example of Second Empire architecture home was built in 1880 by W.F. Dolan and was designed by a famous architect out of Chicago. This home sits atop the northeast corner of 2nd street and is the cornerstone of the Amelia Earhart historic district. It is located across the street from Amelia Earhart’s childhood […]

c. 1852
  • Southport, North Carolina
  • $2,799,000

A piece of North Carolina history is on the market. Built in 1852 as a summer retreat for NC governors, this Southport estate is a contributing property to the Southport Historic District — perched above the Cape Fear River with sweeping water views. 6 bedrooms, 5.5 baths, 9 fireplaces, heart pine floors, and a dramatic […]

c. 1800
  • Southwick, Massachusetts
  • $469,900

Charming post-and-beam antique Colonial set on 2.5 scenic acres, offers a unique blend of historic character and modern updates. This spacious 10-room home features 5 bedrooms and 3 full baths, including a versatile first-floor primary suite that can serve as a bedroom, family room, or office with attached laundry and full bath. Recent improvements include […]

Tucked just off King Street, this 1770 row house is a true historic gem. Historic hardwood floors run throughout, with three fireplaces and soaring ceilings, and the layout tops off with a charming loft level that gives the whole place a unique, charming flow. It’s the kind of home that makes you stop and imagine […]

c. 1834
  • Lewisburg, West Virginia
  • $1,175,000

A stunning example of a home built in the 1800s that has been maintained and cherished! The front entry of this home features beautiful woodwork that not only has storage but functionality as well! Height of ceilings is over 12’, hardwood floors throughout as well as wine cellar if so desired in the basement! Front […]

A rare convergence of land, privacy and proximity, 81 Glendale Road consists of 14.36 breathtaking acres in the Teatown area of New Castle, surrounded by some of Westchester County’s most treasured protected landscapes. Set back from one of the area’s most scenic roads, and nearly hidden from view (even in winter), the 3,990-square-foot residence is […]

c. 1690
  • Ipswich, Massachusetts
  • $799,000

Rich in history, character and charm, this amazing Antique incorporates comfortable livability and makes entertaining easy. In this First Period home – known locally as the “house with the orange shutters” and cherished by one family since 1962- the flow-through floor plan amidst overly generous rooms is accented with magnificent architectural highlights such as wide […]

c. 1841
  • Columbia, Tennessee
  • $1,195,000

Tucked away at the end of a long, tree-canopied driveway, Briarwood (c. 1841/1851) offers complete seclusion on 5 acres for a countryside feel yet is just 7 minutes from downtown Columbia. This antebellum residence pairs historic architecture and character with modern comforts and a thoughtful renovation. Steeped in early American history, the original house had […]

c. 1900
  • San Diego, California
  • $5,950,000

A rare opportunity to own a fully renovated turn-of-the-century residence in the heart of San Diego’s prestigious Bankers Hill, where timeless architectural character meets an extensive and thoughtful modernization. Set on an exceptional 9,785-square-foot double corner lot, the historic home features soaring 10-foot ceilings, three fireplaces, and beautifully restored period details throughout. The residence underwent […]

c. 1820
  • Jefferson, Maryland
  • $449,900

A rare masterpiece of early Maryland heritage, the iconic Dr. Charles McGill House (c.1820) stands as a premier architectural landmark in the heart of the Jefferson Historic District. Presiding over an expansive, level 0.4-acre village lot, this commanding brick residence seamlessly bridges two centuries of American craftsmanship. It culminates in an extraordinary, living piece of […]

c. 1908
  • Houston, Texas
  • $2,999,999

A rare opportunity in Houston Heights, one of Houston’s most beloved historic neighborhoods and recognized as one of the nation’s best, 945 Harvard Street is an extraordinary 1908 house offering space, history and a remarkable corner lot. Known for its historic architecture and mature trees, the Heights is home to acclaimed restaurants, independent cafés and […]

c. 1926
  • Yankton, South Dakota
  • $635,000

Amazing Opportunity for a Savvy Investor A 1926 Historic Gem on the National Register Nestled gracefully on its tree-lined street, this distinguished 1926-27 residence stands as a proud testament to the golden age of American architecture. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, The Trierweiler House is a well-done Georgian Revival House, which uses […]

c. 1933
  • Nashville, Tennessee
  • $3,150,000

Homes of this caliber are a rare offering. Featuring classic half-timbering, stone cut from the property, a clay tile roof, copper accents, and a signature Tudor turret, this 1933 Edwin Keeble design is a masterclass in Tudor Revival architecture. The home is defined by its warm and enduring wood casement windows, bold archways, and original […]

c. 1930
  • Bedford, New York
  • $1,425,000

Set on more than 7 private acres, this distinctive woodland retreat offers an in ground pool, walking trails, flexible living space, and a separate cottage ready to be reimagined. Thoughtfully updated while preserving its rustic country character, the home features soapstone countertops, a stainless-steel gas range, a striking travertine stone fireplace, rich wood paneling, custom […]

c. 1876
  • Salisbury , North Carolina
  • $949,000

Lindsay–Tatum–Wyatt House (c. 1876) — Fully Restored Historic Riverfront Estate A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a piece of Rowan County and South River history: the Lindsay–Tatum–Wyatt House, circa 1876, now fully restored. Built by John “Captain Jack” Lindsay, this two-story wood-frame ’centennial’ home remains remarkably close to its original footprint. The home features a lovely […]

Nauvoo is a small town located in Hancock County in west-central Illinois, on a “horseshoe bend” of the Mississippi River. The Nauvoo Historic District is a National Historic landmark, designated in 1961, and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1966. According to the National Park Service, the site contains about 1,100 acres […]

c. 1840
  • Accokeek, Maryland
  • $750,000

Follow the winding drive beneath a canopy of mature trees and pass through the gated entry to arrive at Bellevue, one of only three surviving Tidewater-style Greek Revival residences in Prince George’s County. Built circa 1840 and individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this remarkable estate offers 10+ private acres — the […]

c. 1884
  • Tecumseh , Michigan
  • $324,900

Built in 1884, this beautifully preserved Victorian in the heart of Tecumseh, Michigan, offers the kind of character, craftsmanship, and gracious proportions that make old houses so special. Step through the front door and the home immediately feels different from modern construction. Soaring 10-foot ceilings, a sweeping staircase, generously sized rooms, tall windows, and a […]

c. 1828
  • Mocksville, North Carolina
  • $695,000

The circa 1828 Jesse Clement House on 13+/- acres is a rare example of early Colonial American history. 1820s Federal-style brick homes in the Piedmont region of North Carolina are few and far between. Built with bricks handmade on site, the exterior of this 2-story, 4-bedroom/3-bath home offers an unusual combination of Flemish and English […]

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Nashville, TN | $3,150,000
c. 1933

Houston, TX | $635,000
c. 1926

Houston, TX | $2,999,999
c. 1908

Rochester, VT | $533,000
c. 1968

Essex, NY | $3,300,000
c. 1835

Peacham, VT | $365,000
c. 1790

Woodburn, KY | $975,000
c. 1866

Pottsville, PA | $325,000
c. 1836

Nashville, TN | $875,000
c. 1890

Franktown, VA | $775,000
c. 1845

Bath, ME | $1,175,000
c. 1810

Boothbay, ME | $799,000
c. 1797

Lexington, KY | $849,500
c. 1810

New Bedford, MA | $875,000
c. 1896

Berne, NY | $850,000
c. 1889

Middlefield, CT | $749,000
c. 1750

Woodbury, CT | $895,000
c. 1850

Old Lyme, CT | $1,659,000
c. 1730

Cambridge, Ontario | $1,449,900
c. 1859

Pilesgrove, NJ | $1,750,000
c. 1780

Port Royal, VA | $1,250,000
c. 1846

Brownfield, TX | $700,000
c. 1903

Bedford, NH | $845,000
c. 1770

Plymouth Meeting, PA | $3,295,000
c. 1820

Pittsfield, MA | $2,800,000
c. 1847

Lebanon, NY | $499,000
c. 1890

Shelby, NC | $850,000
c. 1909

Galveston, TX | $1,140,000
c. 1886

New Marlborough, MA | $3,998,000
c. 1798

New Orleans, LA | $589,000
c. 1911

Bedminster, PA | $3,595,000
c. 1840

Haverhill, NH | $420,000
c. 1798

Princeton, IL | $385,000
c. 1902

Westport Island, ME | $2,299,000
c. 1798

Hampton, VA | $2,600,000
c. 1900

New Gloucester, ME | $749,500
c. 1799

Richmond, VA | $3,750,000
c. 1959

Winchester, VA | $325,000
c. 1812

Swansea, SC | $429,950
c. 1904

Delanson, NY | $789,000
c. 1850

Baltimore, MD | $1,750,000
c. 1885

Townsville, QLD, Australia | Request Price
c. 1899

Geneva, NE | $499,99
c. 1890

Titusville, NJ | $950,000
c. 1750

Salisbury, NC | $999,000
c. 1876

Texarkana, AR | $1,195,000
c. 1910

Greensboro, GA | $468,000
c. 1920

Cumberland, MD | $384,000
c. 1890

Elkins Park, PA | $739,900
c. 1902

Miamisburg, OH | $599,000
c. 1928

Glen Gardner, NJ | $749,000
c. 1830

Kent, CT | $915,000
c. 1890

Saugerties, NY | $1,200,000
c. 1801

Parkersburg, WV | $439,500
c. 1900

Dayton, NJ | $1,099,000
c. 1917