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.
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 […]
This is your opportunity to own a piece of Bridgewater history! Dating back to circa 1800, this charming 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath home is set on a picturesque 1 acre lot in one of Bridgewater’s most desirable locations.Rich in charm and character, the home features beautiful hardwood floors, including original pumpkin pine floors in the […]
This beautifully maintained and distinctive historic home offers one of the best combinations of space, location, land and value. Just a short walk to downtown Northampton and Smith College, the impressive property pairs exceptional convenience with an expansive, park-like double lot rarely found this close to the center of town. This rare double lot offers […]
Rich in New England history, timeless charm, and water views, this beautifully maintained 1801 home offers the perfect balance of period character and thoughtful modern updates. With 4 bedrooms plus a bonus room that could serve as a fifth bedroom, home office, or flex space, this spacious home provides room to grow while showcasing architectural […]
Listed by Kornelia Stuphan of Long & Foster | Forbes Global Properties Mulberry Fields is one of those rare places where the land itself tells the story. The mile-long cedar avenue announces the approach, its rows planted at an ever-widening angle to draw the eye toward the Potomac below, a feat of 18th-century landscape design […]
Straight from a movie set – Storybook setting in the quaint Township of Chester, 1823 colonial farmhouse with rocking chair porch, large enough for entertaining, overlooks perennial beds, picket fences and rolling hills! Authentic architectural Details combined with modern conveniences make this charming period home one that can’t be missed! Guest suite with kitchenette, full […]
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this extraordinary stone residence is among the rarest surviving examples of early Hudson Valley architecture. One of the earliest stone houses built in 1770 that remains in Accord stands as a remarkable testament to craftsmanship, history, and enduring beauty. Set on 17 acres spanning both sides of […]
WELCOME TO HARMONY FARM! Exceptional opportunity to step into an established wonderful personal family home or turnkey hospitality facility, all in one. This historic Maine property, situated on 17 acres, is a short distance from Harrison Village. Nestled in the western foothills of the Lakes Region, there is excellent boating, swimming and fishing in two […]
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 […]
A rare architectural gem, the Jonathan Woodbridge House, built in 1806, exhibits all the classic hallmarks of Federal Georgian design: elegant proportions, symmetry and magnificent carved Palladian details. The eleven gracious rooms retain original floors, paneling and moldings and six fireplaces set within two grand hallways, two parlors, a library, dining room, four bedrooms and […]
A once-in-a-generation opportunity to own one of Frederick’s most historically and architecturally significant residences—gracefully positioned along iconic Baker Park with views of the covered bridge and Carroll Creek. Originally constructed in 1743 by Henry Brunner, brother of Elias Brunner—builder of what is now Schifferstadt Architectural Museum—this extraordinary property reflects the architectural evolution of Frederick from […]
A rare opportunity to acquire a historic Connecticut landmark. The Bushnell Farm House and Barn offer a unique chance to restore and reimagine an important piece of Old Saybrook history. Featuring the historic Elisha Bushnell House and accompanying barn, the property showcases classic New England architecture, mature landscaping, stone walls, and the timeless character that […]