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.
The Garrett-Booth-Cheney House: A 340-Year American Timeline Headline: Rare 16th-Century Log House Origins & 18th-Century Stone Landmark The Garrett-Booth-Cheney House is not merely a residence; it is an architectural archive of the American experience, with a structural lineage dating back to 1683. This extraordinary estate represents a continuous narrative of craftsmanship, beginning just one year […]
Bon Aire | Circa 1812 | A Jeffersonian-Era Estate in Nelson County, Virginia Bon Aire, built circa 1812, is a rare and remarkably intact Federal-era estate set high above the James River in Nelson County, Virginia. Constructed during the Jeffersonian period and long associated with the prominent Cabell family, this historic property embodies early American […]
Situated on nearly 1.5 acres, this remarkable estate is one of the oldest surviving homes in Summerville and has been lovingly maintained to preserve its historic character. Dating between 1796 and 1808, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the Ancrum-Waring House and recognized as a significant contributor to the Summerville […]
c. 1832
Step into a piece of Skaneateles history in the heart of the Village where heritage meets modern luxury with effortless grace. This 1832 Colonial was the lifelong home to famed Hudson River School painter John D. Barrow. Over 4,700 square feet present an entertainer’s dream and seamlessly unfolds across seventeen rooms, every finish, improvement and […]