Fixer-Uppers for Sale

Fixer-Uppers for Sale
Love a good fixer-upper? We’re soulmates, already! Don’t let a little dust stand between you and your dream home. Remember: You were made for this.
A True Ballston Landmark with Endless Possibilities! One of the town’s oldest houses, historic Bettys’ Tavern sits on nearly 5 pastoral acres with beautiful views, a pond, and a highly visible, high-traffic location. According to local history, the Bettys settled in Ballston in 1770, and their son Joe was a Patriot who later became a […]
National Register of Historic Places: 1862 Rock Home on Half an Acre. Completely gutted, structural improvements complete, framing near completion. Full plans. permits, and engineering drawings. Needs renovation finished: electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and all finish work. Cover up to 40% of your renovation costs via historic tax credits. (20% federal, 20% state). Currently approved for […]
Own a Remarkable Piece of History. Built in 1854, this distinguished Federal-style home with Greek Revival influences offers 2,820 square feet, four bedrooms, two full baths, and extraordinary potential. Soaring 10-foot ceilings on the first floor enhance the home’s sense of grandeur, while beautiful hardwood floors, decorative moldings, and graceful arched doorways showcase the craftsmanship […]
This two story farmhouse has so much character that you must see it in person to appreciate it! It has had many renovations completed as well such as a new kitchen, two full bathrooms, and first floor primary bedroom. The current owner replaced the exterior vinyl, windows, HVAC, and roof since they purchased the home. […]
Come experience country living on 2 acres in this beautiful pre-WWI Folk Victorian Gabled Ell Farmhouse located just 10 minutes from Fort Gordon and less than a half hour from Augusta University, the medical district and most anywhere else in the Augusta area. Enjoy peace of mind with updated electrical and plumbing systems, new HVAC, […]
This is a unique opportunity to purchase a piece of history. The Glass Mill (Glass/Rinker/Cooper Mill) is available. The Mill was constructed during the years 1812-1815. At the base, the structure has stone walls that are 3’ thick, tapering to about half that at the gable ends. The Mill has a ”mechanics level”, the lower […]
This glorious old homestead is rich with history. Discovered by a young couple who found it crumbling by the roadside, it has been gently brought back to life over the last few years. Sadly for them, they weren’t able to acquire additional acreage to make their farming dreams come true, and so they are reluctantly […]
Older than America and filled with possibility, the circa 1750 Chilson Bailey House offers a rare opportunity for someone who dreams of restoring a true piece of Connecticut history, without having to live in the renovation. The original center-chimney Colonial is not currently livable and awaits its next steward to bring it back to life. […]
Welcome to Historic Stonecroft c1923. This private estate enclave is nestled on over 2.5+ wooded acres atop Shades Mountain and includes THREE private Tudor Revival style residences located on two separate parcels. This one-of-a-kind historic home is rich in history and registered on the National Register of Historic Places, AL Register of Landmarks & Heritage, […]
Address: 260 S. Main St, Detroit, TX 75436 Price: $95,000 Beds/Baths: 3 bed / 1 bath Property type: Historic house, needs renovation Own a piece of Vice-Presidential history in the small town where it began. This 1800s-era home in Detroit, Texas carries a genuine connection to John Nance Garner — ”Cactus Jack” — the 32nd […]
Until now, only two Rosenwald Schools were believed to be still standing in Sumner County, Tennessee. This unique home was constructed in 1925 as Oak Grove School, part of the Rosenwald Schools initiative, created by Sears president Julius Rosenwald and Booker T. Washington of the Tuskegee Institute. The Rosenwald Fund helped build over 5,000 schools […]
Wide plank floors, a beehive oven, four fireplaces, exposed beams, and period details that have survived 256 years of New England winters. The architectural integrity is here. The craftsmanship is here. What this home needs now is a restoration-minded buyer with vision, passion, and the willingness to invest in something genuinely irreplaceable. The flexible first-floor […]