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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.

Welcome to this GORGEOUS circa 1823 home situated on 25+ acres! This very special 3 bedroom/1 full bath home is located on a quiet, country road in picturesque Washington County! Just shy of 1,500 square feet, you will LOVE the charm and character throughout! Features: 2 fireplaces w/ inserts, wood floors including wide plank wood […]

Welcome to 8 Meeting House Road, a secluded and serene retreat. This special property was the former Reverend John Marsh parsonage circa 1818. It has been privately owned for the last 41 years by the same family and is now ready for a new steward. This gracious historic home features a light-filled eat-in kitchen, a […]

c. 1820
  • Greenwich, New York
  • $569,000

HISTORICAL BACKGROUND: The original cape-like structure was built in 1800, which was used as a store by Moses White (first village postmaster, village assessor (1816) & president of the village for 9 terms. His son-in-law purchased the property and added the Greek Revival main block in 1840. The original structure became the rear wing. 17 […]

c. 1824
  • Barneveld, New York
  • $429,900

One could not paint a more serene setting than what exists in reality, for this 1838 Colonial masterpiece. A truly, ’one of a kind’ architectural beauty that has the wonderful benefits of a long line of caring stewards, that have maintained much of the original craftsmanship and details. Pulling up you will get the ’New […]

c. 1773
  • Kingston, New York
  • $1,500,000

Some houses hold history. This one is history. Built circa 1773, the Jacob Ten Broeck House at 169 Albany Avenue is one of Kingston’s most significant surviving Federal residences — a two-story limestone landmark listed on both the Local and National Registers of Historic Places since 2002. Scholars have called it one of the rare […]

c. 1790
  • Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
  • $950,000

Fish, wade or just daydream creekside; walk, run or ride your bike on 7.6 miles of adjacent Saucon Rail Trail. At the end of a quiet road in the heart of Saucon Valley, this historic Mill House is situated on two parcels of land that total over 2 acres and border nearly 900 feet of […]

c. 1812
  • Emmaus, Pennsylvania
  • $699,000

Embrace history at this beautifully maintained and updated stone colonial. Built circa 1812 with additions and renovations in later years, Hearthstone is an ideal mix of classic details and modern amenities. Set on just over an acre and protected by tall trees, this charming home boasts over 2600 square feet of living space. Gleaming wood […]

Showings begin Monday June 22nd. Welcome to Upsala, one of Philadelphia’s most significant historic estates. Built in 1798 and thoughtfully stewarded over the centuries, this remarkable Federal mansion offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of American history. Set on expansive grounds in the heart of Germantown, the property combines extraordinary architectural character, grand […]

c. 1800
  • Mullica Hill, New Jersey
  • $965,000

Properties like this seldom come to market. The Jessup House is rich in history, beautifully reimagined, and ideally positioned on one of the most desirable streets in one of South Jersey’s most sought-after historic towns. This is more than a home — it is a legacy estate, designed to be cherished for generations. Set on […]

c. 1782
  • Fleetwood, Pennsylvania
  • $400,000

Welcome to 3811 Pricetown Road in Ruscombmanor Township. This Oley Valley Schools 1760’s Cape Cod style home was once a church in earlier times and converted to residential use with some of the original pews still being used on the covered front porch. Step inside to see the perfect blend of old world charm and […]

c. 1825
  • Chestertown, Maryland
  • $1,650,000

Circa 1743 with a stately 1825 addition, The Inn at Mitchell House is a rare pre-Revolutionary manor home on 9+ manicured acres on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Listed on the National Star-Spangled Banner Trail and just a mile from the Chesapeake Bay, this storied property offers a once-in-a-generation chance to own one of the region’s most […]

c. 1811
  • Malvern, Pennsylvania
  • $1,575,000

UNDER CONTRACT on 6/28/26! It is time for yet another one of my Magical History Tours! Once again, I am sharing the creation of the community of Tredyffrin Township, Chester County. So everything always starts with William Penn! In 1681, some Welshmen of means purchased 40,000 to 50,000 acres (commonly known as the “Welsh Tract”) […]