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Welcome to CIRCA, a site specially crafted for all the wonderful old house lovers and dreamers out there. Do you walk around wishing you could fix up every fixer-upper, restore every bygone-looking home, and salvage every old door and mantel? We feel your pain! CIRCA is a curated historic house marketplace showcasing the most beautiful old homes for sale all across the country. Go ahead: Browse. Indulge. Find your dream home.

Search the Country's Most Exquisite Old Houses for Sale.

Welcome to CIRCA, a site specially crafted for all the wonderful old house lovers and dreamers out there. Do you walk around wishing you could fix up every fixer-upper, restore every bygone-looking home, and salvage every old door and mantel? We feel your pain! CIRCA is a curated historic house marketplace showcasing the most beautiful old homes for sale all across the country. Go ahead: Browse. Indulge. Find your dream home.

Latest Listings

c. 1851
  • Summerton, South Carolina
  • $1,654,500

Welcome to Orange Hill Circa 1851. As you enter the driveway you are surrounded by 175 year old majestic live oaks, camellias, and azaleas before arriving at the beautiful 4500+/- sq. ft. Historic Home. It has double piazzas and heart pine flooring throughout. A Great Hall, four bedrooms, three baths, two powder rooms, two formal […]

c. 1873
  • Geneva, New York
  • $779,900

A truly remarkable piece of Geneva history, the William Smith Inn offers a rare opportunity to own the former home of William Smith, founder of William Smith College, on more than 3 acres in the heart of the city. Built in 1873 and attributed to noted architect Andrew Jackson Warner, this substantial brick residence has […]

A rare opportunity to own one of Oldwick’s most recognizable historic homes. This iconic ”Painted Lady showcases classic architecture and exceptional craftsmanship on 1.5 beautifully maintained acres, with sweeping views of farmland, rolling hills, and spectacular sunsets all within an hour to New York City. A quintessential front porch welcomes you to this five-bedroom, four-bath […]

c. 1900
  • Pulaski, Tennessee
  • $415,000

Step back in time with this beautiful 4-bedroom, 2-full, and 2-half bathroom historic home, where timeless architectural integrity seamlessly blends with thoughtful updates. Perfectly situated close to downtown Pulaski and just steps from the University of Tennessee Southern, this property offers the ultimate blend of classic character and walkable convenience

c. 1920
  • Kerhonkson, New York
  • $1,495,000

Set up on a hill, surrounded by old stone walls and 13.5 private wooded acres, The Country Manor in Kerhonkson is a rare upstate compound with scale and character. Composed of a gracious 1920s Colonial farmhouse, guest cottage, livestock barn, small paddock, and in-ground pool, the property unfolds across a secluded landscape of mature evergreens, […]

c. 1901
  • Concord, North Carolina
  • $975,000

Nestled in the heart of Historic Downtown Concord, this exceptional 1902 home pairs timeless architecture with thoughtful modern updates, all just steps from downtown’s locally owned shops, restaurants, coffee spots and gathering places. Offering approximately 3,648 total square feet across two levels, the home is rich with original character, generous proportions and spaces designed for […]

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c. 1917
  • Dayton, New Jersey
  • $1,099,000

A Home You Don’t Simply Buy… You Become Part Of. There are homes that impress, and then there are homes that leave a legacy. Built in 1917 by local farmer Joseph Duncan and lovingly cared for by only four families in more than a century, 439 Georges Road is one of those rare places where […]

c. 1755
  • Leonardtown, Maryland
  • $15,000,000

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 […]

Some old houses ask to be renovated. ”Delilah” asked to be understood. When we first encountered this 1880s New Hampshire farmhouse, years of hard living had overshadowed much of what made it special. But beneath the years of neglect, knawed woodwork and cosmetic blunders were extraordinary bones: original wood floors, substantial moldings, plaster walls, old […]

c. 1920
  • Broad Channel, New York
  • $879,000

Swan House: A Restored 1920s Waterfront Bungalow on Jamaica Bay There are not many places in New York City where you can step outside with a cup of coffee, watch great blue herons work the shoreline, launch a kayak from your own backyard, make pottery in a sprawling studio downstairs—and still be in Manhattan in […]

c. 1880
  • Millburn Township, New Jersey
  • $4,195,000

Step inside Montview Estate in the Heart of Short Hills where timeless design meets modern luxury living. This iconic 8-bedroom, 6 full and 2 half-bathroom residence has been reimagined with today’s lifestyle in mind, offering a seamless blend of grand entertaining spaces, private retreats and thoughtfully crafted details. The home has been enhanced to provide […]

The most memorable homes in Sam Hughes aren’t defined by what was changed, but by what was thoughtfully preserved. This 1931 residence is one of them. Coved ceilings, original oak floors, brick pavers at the entry, and a wood-burning fireplace speak to the home’s enduring craftsmanship, while a remarkable glass-front library cabinet anchors the living […]

King of Silk Mansion

Catasauqua, Pennsylvania

Historic Mansion built by the King of Silk at the turn of the century. After initial expansion this structure of 56 rooms comprises 24,000 sq. ft. Ballrooms, terraces + a Tiffany skylight!

$888,000

c. 1917
  • Dayton, New Jersey
  • $1,099,000

A Home You Don’t Simply Buy… You Become Part Of. There are homes that impress, and then there are homes that leave a legacy. Built in 1917 by local farmer Joseph Duncan and lovingly cared for by only four families in more than a century, 439 Georges Road is one of those rare places where […]

c. 1755
  • Leonardtown, Maryland
  • $15,000,000

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 […]

Some old houses ask to be renovated. ”Delilah” asked to be understood. When we first encountered this 1880s New Hampshire farmhouse, years of hard living had overshadowed much of what made it special. But beneath the years of neglect, knawed woodwork and cosmetic blunders were extraordinary bones: original wood floors, substantial moldings, plaster walls, old […]

c. 1920
  • Broad Channel, New York
  • $879,000

Swan House: A Restored 1920s Waterfront Bungalow on Jamaica Bay There are not many places in New York City where you can step outside with a cup of coffee, watch great blue herons work the shoreline, launch a kayak from your own backyard, make pottery in a sprawling studio downstairs—and still be in Manhattan in […]

c. 1880
  • Millburn Township, New Jersey
  • $4,195,000

Step inside Montview Estate in the Heart of Short Hills where timeless design meets modern luxury living. This iconic 8-bedroom, 6 full and 2 half-bathroom residence has been reimagined with today’s lifestyle in mind, offering a seamless blend of grand entertaining spaces, private retreats and thoughtfully crafted details. The home has been enhanced to provide […]

The most memorable homes in Sam Hughes aren’t defined by what was changed, but by what was thoughtfully preserved. This 1931 residence is one of them. Coved ceilings, original oak floors, brick pavers at the entry, and a wood-burning fireplace speak to the home’s enduring craftsmanship, while a remarkable glass-front library cabinet anchors the living […]

Featured Properties

c. 1917
  • Dayton, New Jersey
  • $1,099,000

A Home You Don’t Simply Buy… You Become Part Of. There are homes that impress, and then there are homes that leave a legacy. Built in 1917 by local farmer Joseph Duncan and lovingly cared for by only four families in more than a century, 439 Georges Road is one of those rare places where […]

c. 1755
  • Leonardtown, Maryland
  • $15,000,000

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 […]

Some old houses ask to be renovated. ”Delilah” asked to be understood. When we first encountered this 1880s New Hampshire farmhouse, years of hard living had overshadowed much of what made it special. But beneath the years of neglect, knawed woodwork and cosmetic blunders were extraordinary bones: original wood floors, substantial moldings, plaster walls, old […]

c. 1920
  • Broad Channel, New York
  • $879,000

Swan House: A Restored 1920s Waterfront Bungalow on Jamaica Bay There are not many places in New York City where you can step outside with a cup of coffee, watch great blue herons work the shoreline, launch a kayak from your own backyard, make pottery in a sprawling studio downstairs—and still be in Manhattan in […]

c. 1880
  • Millburn Township, New Jersey
  • $4,195,000

Step inside Montview Estate in the Heart of Short Hills where timeless design meets modern luxury living. This iconic 8-bedroom, 6 full and 2 half-bathroom residence has been reimagined with today’s lifestyle in mind, offering a seamless blend of grand entertaining spaces, private retreats and thoughtfully crafted details. The home has been enhanced to provide […]

The most memorable homes in Sam Hughes aren’t defined by what was changed, but by what was thoughtfully preserved. This 1931 residence is one of them. Coved ceilings, original oak floors, brick pavers at the entry, and a wood-burning fireplace speak to the home’s enduring craftsmanship, while a remarkable glass-front library cabinet anchors the living […]

c. 1851
  • Summerton, South Carolina
  • $1,654,500

Welcome to Orange Hill Circa 1851. As you enter the driveway you are surrounded by 175 year old majestic live oaks, camellias, and azaleas before arriving at the beautiful 4500+/- sq. ft. Historic Home. It has double piazzas and heart pine flooring throughout. A Great Hall, four bedrooms, three baths, two powder rooms, two formal […]

c. 1873
  • Geneva, New York
  • $779,900

A truly remarkable piece of Geneva history, the William Smith Inn offers a rare opportunity to own the former home of William Smith, founder of William Smith College, on more than 3 acres in the heart of the city. Built in 1873 and attributed to noted architect Andrew Jackson Warner, this substantial brick residence has […]

A rare opportunity to own one of Oldwick’s most recognizable historic homes. This iconic ”Painted Lady showcases classic architecture and exceptional craftsmanship on 1.5 beautifully maintained acres, with sweeping views of farmland, rolling hills, and spectacular sunsets all within an hour to New York City. A quintessential front porch welcomes you to this five-bedroom, four-bath […]

c. 1900
  • Pulaski, Tennessee
  • $415,000

Step back in time with this beautiful 4-bedroom, 2-full, and 2-half bathroom historic home, where timeless architectural integrity seamlessly blends with thoughtful updates. Perfectly situated close to downtown Pulaski and just steps from the University of Tennessee Southern, this property offers the ultimate blend of classic character and walkable convenience

c. 1920
  • Kerhonkson, New York
  • $1,495,000

Set up on a hill, surrounded by old stone walls and 13.5 private wooded acres, The Country Manor in Kerhonkson is a rare upstate compound with scale and character. Composed of a gracious 1920s Colonial farmhouse, guest cottage, livestock barn, small paddock, and in-ground pool, the property unfolds across a secluded landscape of mature evergreens, […]

c. 1901
  • Concord, North Carolina
  • $975,000

Nestled in the heart of Historic Downtown Concord, this exceptional 1902 home pairs timeless architecture with thoughtful modern updates, all just steps from downtown’s locally owned shops, restaurants, coffee spots and gathering places. Offering approximately 3,648 total square feet across two levels, the home is rich with original character, generous proportions and spaces designed for […]

Latest Listings

c. 1851
  • Summerton, South Carolina
  • $1,654,500

Welcome to Orange Hill Circa 1851. As you enter the driveway you are surrounded by 175 year old majestic live oaks, camellias, and azaleas before arriving at the beautiful 4500+/- sq. ft. Historic Home. It has double piazzas and heart pine flooring throughout. A Great Hall, four bedrooms, three baths, two powder rooms, two formal […]

c. 1873
  • Geneva, New York
  • $779,900

A truly remarkable piece of Geneva history, the William Smith Inn offers a rare opportunity to own the former home of William Smith, founder of William Smith College, on more than 3 acres in the heart of the city. Built in 1873 and attributed to noted architect Andrew Jackson Warner, this substantial brick residence has […]

A rare opportunity to own one of Oldwick’s most recognizable historic homes. This iconic ”Painted Lady showcases classic architecture and exceptional craftsmanship on 1.5 beautifully maintained acres, with sweeping views of farmland, rolling hills, and spectacular sunsets all within an hour to New York City. A quintessential front porch welcomes you to this five-bedroom, four-bath […]

c. 1900
  • Pulaski, Tennessee
  • $415,000

Step back in time with this beautiful 4-bedroom, 2-full, and 2-half bathroom historic home, where timeless architectural integrity seamlessly blends with thoughtful updates. Perfectly situated close to downtown Pulaski and just steps from the University of Tennessee Southern, this property offers the ultimate blend of classic character and walkable convenience

c. 1920
  • Kerhonkson, New York
  • $1,495,000

Set up on a hill, surrounded by old stone walls and 13.5 private wooded acres, The Country Manor in Kerhonkson is a rare upstate compound with scale and character. Composed of a gracious 1920s Colonial farmhouse, guest cottage, livestock barn, small paddock, and in-ground pool, the property unfolds across a secluded landscape of mature evergreens, […]

c. 1901
  • Concord, North Carolina
  • $975,000

Nestled in the heart of Historic Downtown Concord, this exceptional 1902 home pairs timeless architecture with thoughtful modern updates, all just steps from downtown’s locally owned shops, restaurants, coffee spots and gathering places. Offering approximately 3,648 total square feet across two levels, the home is rich with original character, generous proportions and spaces designed for […]

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The McCoy-Donlon Estate

Mobile, Alabama

Towering above the oak laden community of DeTonti Square, the McCoy-Donlon estate offers a glimpse into cherished Mobile history within this fully-restored landmark.

$849,000