Early American Houses for Sale

Early American Houses for Sale
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it! There’s a reason why so many of us love a good, old, American classic. Exposed beams, wood-burning fireplaces and wide-plank hardwood floors are just screaming out for a big Thanksgiving dinner. Trends may come and go, but colonials will always be wonderful.
Welcome to historic Historic Hadden Farm — restored historic farmhouse on approximately 17.2 acres with an original barn. The historic farmstead at this site is documented by 1867, and the Hadden Farm name appears in Greene County deed records by 1870. This four bedroom, two bath home is set amongst open fields, mature woods and […]
This is it. You have been dreaming of a property like this… FOREVER. A historic beauty, which sits on an avenue, in the most tranquil, serene, and quintessential country villages. A FULLY, MOVE IN ready home. A floor plan, reimagined, to suit most modern lifestyles. A setting like no other…more on that later… Curb appeal…CAPTIVATING…created and […]
Step into nearly 300 years of history at the Peter Wolf House, a circa-1756 stone homestead lovingly restored and offered for the first time with a rare dual identity: a beautifully preserved residence and a Highway Commercial-zoned property with real potential for adaptive reuse. The 3,564-square-foot home features 5 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and 8 […]
History happened here! Locally known as the Moffat Homestead, this extraordinary home was built in 1770 by Samuel Moffat II and is woven into the very fabric of the community’s earliest days. The original dated cornerstone still sits proudly at the home as a tangible reminder of its remarkable past, while the original silo recalls […]
A rare opportunity to own a piece of Appalachian history. Dating back to approximately 1818, the historic Martin House is full of early American character, remarkable craftsmanship, and timeless charm. Built by John Martin, a tailor in the early Boatyard community, this distinctive residence is located in Kingsport’s historic Boatyard District and listed on the […]
The Historic Ross-Thomas House: A Rare Piece of Appalachian History on the Holston River A rare opportunity to own a piece of Tennessee’s Appalachian history! Dating back to approximately 1818, the Ross-Thomas House is an architectural treasure, rich in early American character, storybook charm, and more than two centuries of history. Listed on the National […]
Watch the Virtual Tour here! Beautifully updated antique Cottage offers one floor living in a private setting. Once part of the Combs Hollow Mill area, originally in Mendham Township, this home has been totally remodeled. Cedar Shake exterior, new roof in 2025 and expansive paver patio. Cozy Living Room with stone woodburning fireplace, Dining Room, […]
The iconic Hooper-Lee-Nichols House, a landmark of extraordinary provenance, built circa 1685 and recognized as the second-oldest home in Cambridge, now seeks its next chapter. This remarkable residence has endured for more than three centuries and has evolved through successive architectural periods. Today it stands as the headquarters of History Cambridge and a living treasure […]
A remarkable historic Colonial, lovingly cared for and rich with period character, set on 21.64 acres with sweeping open views and 850 feet of frontage on Pleasant Pond. Located on desirable Upper Pond Road in Litchfield, the property is surrounded by beautiful homes, horse farms, and convenient access to the interstate. Built between the late […]
Ben Lomond, circa 1730 – 1735, is a historically significant estate of classic Georgian proportions in Essex County, Virginia, 4.9 miles south of Tappahannock. The manor house is beautifully sited on a high hill above the Rappahannock River Valley, with views still visible from the rooftop observatory and second-story windows. Vast lawns and ancient, towering […]
Steeped in history and beautifully reimagined for modern living, the renowned Benjamin Day House is an exceptional Maine estate overlooking the Damariscotta River. Built in 1754 and widely recognized as one of Damariscotta’s oldest surviving homes, the residence stands among a small handful of 18th-century properties that helped shape the community’s earliest history. Set on […]
WHITE BRIDGE FARM – A true Hudson Valley fairytale. White Bridge Farm is an extraordinary 18th-century estate set on 160 acres, where history, architecture and landscape come together in a way that feels almost cinematic. It’s a property so rare, that it needs to be experienced — there is a moment waiting around every corner, […]