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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. 1726
  • Huntingtown, Maryland
  • $899,000

A Timeless 2.44-Acre Estate in Calvert County Welcome to “Small Reward” (c. 1726), an extraordinary historic sanctuary documented under the Maryland Historical Trust (MHT Record CT-225). Rooted in an original 1688 land grant from Lord Baltimore to Captain Richard Smith, Maryland’s first Attorney General, the property derives its name from a reduced bounty awarded after […]

c. 1790
  • Old Saybrook, Connecticut
  • $999,000

Step back in time and discover the beauty of this extraordinary antique home, set on an acre of landscaped grounds, with an enchanting guest cottage. The Bushnell-Dickinson House is a Georgian colonial that retains its original features inside and out. including original wide-board pine flooring, paneled walls, four fireplaces, two staircases, dentil moldings, authentic hardware […]

c. 1799
  • New Gloucester, Maine
  • $699,000

PRICE IMPROVEMENT. Welcome to 372 Intervale Road in beautiful New Gloucester–a rare and remarkable property where history, art, and rural Maine charm converge and only 35 minutes to Portland. Built in 1799 as the town home of John and Hannah Haskell, this extraordinary residence stands as one of New Gloucester’s treasured historic properties, offering a […]

c. 1790
  • Essex, Connecticut
  • $1,650,000

The Benjamin F. Post House, c. 1801, has been thoroughly and thoughtfully updated to provide all the amenities of modern living while respecting the historical integrity of the home. A sidewalk just steps from the property leads directly into the heart of Essex Village, an approximately 20-minute walk to its shops, restaurants, marina, and waterfront. […]

c. 1764
  • Coatesville, Pennsylvania
  • $465,000

Welcome to 643 East Reeceville Road in West Brandywine Township! A circa 1740 home that is gracefully paired with a 1980s log‑cabin-style addition making it a rare find. This unique home sits on an exceptionally beautiful and peaceful one acre lot with amazing English-style gardens. The setting is ideal with a private backyard deck, patio, […]

RARE OPPORTUNITY to own a definitive piece of American history with the Van Buskirk Home, the very first residence built in Saddle River. Circa 1707, this historic home is a Red Dutch Stone Colonial sitting on over 2 lush acres, offering modern amenities such as a freeform pool, oversized patios, and a tennis court – […]

c. 1800
  • Barnet, Vermont
  • $1,100,000

A remarkable piece of Vermont’s agricultural heritage, Glen Colley Farm is an extraordinary estate where history, craftsmanship, and the beauty of the Northeast Kingdom converge. Set on 60.55+/- acres with frontage on both Joe’s Brook and the Passumpsic River, the property encompasses rolling pasture, a 3.5+/- acre Christmas tree plantation, mature woodlands, and an exceptional […]

c. 1723
  • Chester, Virginia
  • $1,222,000

Rich in history, “Hedgelawn” is nestled on over six tranquil acres amongst mature trees, flowering shrubs, groundcover and a level grassy lawn in the heart of Chesterfield County, 18 minutes from downtown Richmond. Known as “Bleak Hall” in the 18th century, the original story and a half home was constructed between 1725 and 1740 and […]

Meander through, and this gorgeous stone house appears to have been built for a prosperous landowner. The evidence is everywhere from the unusually generous room sizes, plentiful closets, handsome millwork, and a floor plan intended to impress as much as it was meant to function. Nearly three centuries of history come together in this remarkable […]

c. 1767
  • Williamstown, Massachusetts
  • $895,000

Steeped in history and rich with character, this remarkable 1767 residence at 1385 Main Street is the oldest home still standing on its original site in Williamstown. Thoughtfully expanded over the centuries, the home beautifully preserves its historic integrity while offering the space and comfort suited to modern living. Set on nearly five lush, meticulously […]

c. 1827
  • Palmyra, New York
  • $488,900

WOW HISTORIC 1827 TAMERLAYNE COBBLESTONE HOME NOW AVAILABLE. RESTORED WITH LOVE & ATTENTION TO DETAIL. WIDE PLANK FLOORS, BEAUTIFUL MOLDINGS & DETAIL EXQUISITE, CUSTOM KITCHEN, FORMAL DINING, EXCELLENT CIVIL WAR DISPLAY, ENCLOSED PORCH, 5 FIREPLACES, 5 BEDROOMS, 5 BATHROOMS, IDEAL INLAW OR TEEN SUITE, ALL NEW ANDERSON, THERMOPANE WINDOWS ON SECOND FLOOR, FAMILY ROOM, ENCLOSED […]

c. 1830
  • Glen Gardner, New Jersey
  • $749,000

Steeped in history, this magnificent 1830’s stone Colonial offers a rare blend of historic character, modern amenities, and serene rural living. Tucked back from the road on 6.79 sprawling, landscaped acres, the property boasts approx. 800 feet of pristine river frontage. Imagine spending your evenings sitting by the fire pit right at the edge of […]