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Old Stone Houses for Sale

Old Stone Houses for Sale

They’re All We’ve Ever Wanted.

Papa was a rolling stone … wherever he laid his hat sprang a glorious STONE HOUSE! This time, we’re going old. Really, really old. Old as in simpler times, when evenings were candlelit and winters spent curled up by the hearth. We’ll never lose our appetite for stone houses, nor the romantic nostalgia that they bear. Rustic fireplaces? Check! Smoke houses? Check! Wide open spaces? It’s all here. Take a peek.

c. 1790
  • Lambertville, New Jersey
  • $3,850,000

Watch the Virtual Tour here!   Set beyond a gated entrance paved in reclaimed cobblestone, the Hart–Vorhees Farmstead is one of Hopewell Valley’s most extraordinary country estates—a rare convergence of architectural heritage, world-class gardens, refined equestrian amenities, and nearly ten acres of remarkable privacy. Originally constructed in the 1700s, the property’s iconic stone barn has […]

c. 1923
  • Hoover, Alabama
  • $1,199,900

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, […]

c. 1797
  • Lewisberry, Pennsylvania
  • $849,900

Welcome to the Historic Henry Miller House (c. 1797) 5 Bedrooms | 4.5 Bathrooms | 4,677 Total Sq. Ft. | 2.54 Acres Located outside of Harrisburg, PA • 45 Minutes to Baltimore Where Timeless Heritage Meets Modern Luxury Step into a piece of Pennsylvania history. Etched near the ridge of the roof line is the […]

Some homes are defined by finishes. 54 Bruce Street is defined by something deeper: substance, craftsmanship, and a story that stretches back over 160 years to the very roots of Galt itself. Built in 1859 by Thomas and James Dalgleish, skilled local stone masons whose work helped shape the architectural character of this historic community, […]

c. 1898
  • Briarcliff Manor, New York
  • $1,995,000

A special opportunity to own and continue the story of a living piece of history. This magnificent 15,000 SF estate, set on 8 pristine acres, was built as the private residence for Walter Law, the founder of Briarcliff Manor and a titan of industry at the turn of the 20th century. The moment you enter […]

Never before offered on the public market, this extraordinary waterfront estate is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own a true piece of New York City history reimagined for modern luxury living. Originally constructed in 1930 by master jewelers from Austria, the home stands as a testament to enduring craftsmanship and vision. Its stone facade, imported by […]

c. 1782
  • Berryville, Virginia
  • $4,250,000

Milton Valley is an elegant manor house of historical significance, located in an area of Clarke County known for its fine estate properties. A private lane brings visitors to the residence’s lush grounds, filled with tall, stately trees and mature landscaping. Built in 1782 in the Federal style, the house is limestone with beautifully proportioned […]

c. 1900
  • LEWISTOWN, Montana
  • $490,000

Own a Piece of Montana’s History! Originally built in 1900 as the Schroeder Hospital, this stunning Croatian stone home has been lovingly maintained and thoughtfully preserved. Modern updates throughout (such as energy efficient windows and a new on-demand hot water heater) enhance everyday functionality while preserving the character and charm of this one-of-a-kind property. Relax […]

c. 1820
  • Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania
  • $3,295,000

There are homes, and then there are homes that stand apart—352 Stenton Avenue is one of those rare treasures. Set at the end of a winding drive on a private, tree-shaded lot, this distinguished stone residence is a masterful blend of period craftsmanship and modern refinement. With roots dating back to the 1820s, the home […]

Some houses have an address. This one has a name: Somerset—Old English for a land of summer. Charles Parker, who gave Asheville the Grove Arcade, designed this house in 1925. It rose two years after the town itself, among the founding estates whose Tudor lines still set the town’s character. A century on, it stands […]

c. 1780
  • Germantown, New York
  • $3,850,000

A rare and historically significant Hudson Valley estate set within a matchless idyllic landscape of cascading water, mature woodlands, and over 20 acres adjoining protected conservation land. The property comprises two extraordinary structures — a former grist mill and barn — each transformed into its own residence. Known as “Walker’s Mill,” the site has evolved […]

Under Contract (accepting backup offers). Amazing private home or event center/B&B. Includes all furniture, drapes, silverware, dishes, and specialty features such as the secret bookcase door leading down to a full 23‑seat movie/stage theater with concession area and separate cellar‑stairs entry, faux polar bearskin rug, and various themed rooms (Addams Family Room, Fallout, Victorian Splendor, Vampire […]