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.

c. 1810
  • Fairfield, Connecticut
  • $2,295,000

Wonderful lifestyle opportunity to own a curated estate property nestled on over two picturesque acres in scenic Greenfield Hill. This beautifully restored antique home boasts spacious rooms with original, meticulously restored wide plank wood floors. A standout feature is the spectacular room with brick flooring and an oversized fireplace, leading to a working climatized greenhouse. […]

c. 1697
  • Newbury, Massachusetts
  • $1,499,900

Nestled on a sprawling 2 1/2 acre lot, this historical landmark is a true testament to the advanced architectural changes that evolved in the late 17th century. Boasting pride of ownership – The Dr. Peter Toppan House (cir. 1697) has been beautifully preserved throughout, capturing the essence of history in real time. Presenting the perfect […]

c. 1745
  • Phoenixville, Pennsylvania
  • $1,295,000

Nestled on nearly 3 acres of lush, private grounds, this storied and beautifully maintained 280-year-old farmhouse seamlessly combines the charm of old-world architecture with the comforts of modern living and entertaining. Located just steps from the historic Kimberton Village, this exceptional property is bordered by the stunning 60+ acre French Creek Preserve, offering unparalleled privacy […]

c. 1772
  • Hertford, North Carolina
  • $875,000

Historic Waterfront Retreat in Downtown Hertford. Step into history & luxury with this breathtaking waterfront estate, perfectly nestled in the heart of downtown Hertford. Spanning over an acre of pristine riverfront property, this historic gem offers unparalleled views & direct access to the Perquimans River. A private bulkhead, pier & boat lift make this a […]

c. 1829
  • Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  • $975,000

You’ve walked by and wondered what is going on with this house. You’ve tried peeking through the windows to catch a glimpse of the pristine period details inside. You’ve imagined the colorful stories the walls could tell. You also read the Philly Magazine and Curbed articles the last time this home hit the market and […]

c. 1815
  • New Bern, North Carolina
  • $560,000

A fantastic opportunity awaits you at The Kezziah Sawyer House, located in the heart of the Downtown New Bern! This charming property sits on a .31-acre lot, offering a rare combination of off-street parking and a spacious rear yard, making it an exceptional find in this sought-after area. Currently divided into three rental units, this […]

c. 1820
  • Union, West Virginia
  • $1,795,000

SEE SUPPLEMENT FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. One of the most remarkable collections of historic structures in West Virginia, Salt Sulphur Springs is the centerpiece of the Salt Sulphur Springs National Historic District in Monroe County, West Virginia. One of the best-known healing spring resorts in the southeastern U.S., it attracted thousands of guests annually before and […]

c. 1819
  • Raphine, Virginia
  • $1,695,000

Level Loop (c. 1819) and its 145 acres comprise one of Virginia’s most significant historic farms in a timeless country setting among the pristine pastures, creeks, woodlands, and mountains of the Shenandoah Valley. With over one mile of Hays Creek meandering through its level fields in its eponymous loop, Level Loop’s premier feature is its […]

c. 1782
  • Paris, Kentucky
  • $2,449,000

Located on roughly 30 acres or rolling Bluegrass farmland, The Johnston’s Inn is a true Kentucky treasure, and is believed to be the oldest house in Bourbon County. Erected in 1782, the inn was established by Captain Robert Johnston, a Revolutionary War veteran born in Virginia in 1749. He and his wife, Peggy McClanahan Johnston, […]

c. 1830
  • Schoharie, New York
  • $489,900

The Marsh House, established in 1830, sits in a Northern Catskill Valley, the quaint Village of Schoharie. Blending 19th-century charm with modern amenities. Situated on 1.5 acres, this classic Center Hall Colonial features 12-foot ceilings, epically tall windows, French doors and many original details such as wide board floors, built-ins, pantry, pocket doors, intricate woodwork, […]

c. 1760
  • Dover Township, Pennsylvania
  • $899,000

This stunning 25-acre property offers ultimate privacy, nestled down a long drive. At the heart of the property is a charming 1700s stone farmhouse with 3 bedrooms and 2 1/2 bathrooms, spread across 2,300 square feet of living space. The home retains its historic charm with original wide plank hardwood floors, complemented by some new […]

c. 1894
  • Baltimore, Maryland
  • $849,900

Own A Piece Of Baltimore History: A Stunning Renovated 19th-Century Church! A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity awaits discerning buyers with this meticulously restored 19th-century church transformed into a breathtaking residence. Located in Baltimore’s coveted Evergreen neighborhood, this historic gem offers a harmonious blend of old-world charm and modern luxury. The architectural splendor of the original church is […]

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