Historic Farmhouses for Sale
Historic Farmhouses for Sale
As Far as the Eye Can See.
When it really comes down to it, it’s the simple things that make life the sweetest—especially when enjoyed from a rocking chair on the front porch of a historic farmhouse, surrounded by wide open spaces as far as the eye can see! Dream the day away searching our collection of stunning historical homes for sale on 5 or more acres.
Online Bidding Opens: June 1 | 1:00 p.m. – Online Bidding Closes: June 8 | 1:00 p.m. Property is currently rented to multiple tenants. Please do not disturb the occupants. […]
Agriculturally zoned with a huge pasture ideal for equine or alpaca. The home interior features all large rooms throughout with four bedrooms (one on the first floor), two full baths, […]
Watch the Virtual Tour Here! Listed by Kelly Burland, Realtor 610-248-3590 | [email protected] Tall trees and mature landscaping envelope this nearly 6 acre property in Upper Bucks County. Secret Pond […]
Horse Branch Hall, a quintessential southern estate. Originally built in 1840, this historic home offers more than 6.8 acres right in the heart of Historic Camden. The main house boasts […]
Excellent, very historic, cattle/crop farm. 533+/- acres. First time offered. Harkaway Farm, north of Paris in Bourbon County, Kentucky, dates from the 1780s. Home to generations of Spears family, direct […]
With a colorful provenance dating back to the American Revolution and the distinction of housing British General Burgoyne after his defeat at Saratoga, this iconic brick Georgian manor creates a […]
Dutch Stone Farm. Creating an incomparable retreat for country living, this totally turnkey Modern Farmhouse is laid-back perfection. With movie-set worthy grounds, the estate is centered by two masterfully constructed […]
You will fall head over heels in love with this farm. Direct access to Sugarcreek metro trails! Gorgeous 1800’s farm house, beautifully restored while preserving the historic charm. Two bedroom […]
Built in 1888 for the Robert’s Family by late 19th century architect George T. Pearson. This ample Queen Anne style home, with stone and brick exterior, has been slowly restored […]
The Philip Rogers House “Penn Wick” beckons its next fortunate steward. Built in 1737 by early settler Philip Rogers, an English Quaker who came to America with a Penn Grant […]
This quintessential 1850’s farmhouse sits on 25 acres with a working barn and horse stable. The serene environment boasts woodland trails as well as a rushing stream and private swimming […]
Watch the Virtual Tour here! Stunning restoration of c.1798 Moravian farmhouse nestled on over 8 acres…yet still convenient to Clemmons and Winston Salem. Picturesque approach to the home takes you […]
