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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.
A Rare Opportunity to Own a Piece of Burlington History. Beautifully restored while thoughtfully preserving its historic character and craftsmanship, this distinctive home offers a rare opportunity to own and care for a piece of Burlington’s history. Dating to the turn of the 20th century, with 1910 reflected in current tax records, this 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath […]
c. 1812
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 […]
c. 1900
Step into a rare piece of Lexington history. Built in CIRCA 1900* and thoughtfully renovated, this remarkable Historic Queen Anne- inspired home blends timeless Southern charm with modern comfort. Home is perfectly positioned on an approximately 2.6-acre hilltop (highest in Lexington) and in the HISTORIC heart of the National Register-listed Lexington Historic District. A welcoming […]
c. 1700
Some homes are built. This one was preserved. Constructed in the late 1700s by Christopher Manwaring, this extraordinary residence carries more than two centuries of American architectural history. In 1995, it was relocated from New London, Connecticut to Potter’s Field, where it was given a new poured foundation, updated electrical, and modern mechanicals — all […]
c. 1930
Beautifully restored 1930 Tudor house sits as the crown jewel of this Highland Park neighborhood. Many original architectural details remain: coved ceilings, built-ins, and a decorative brick fireplace, all while the home has been extensively upgraded throughout. The bright kitchen offers updates with Heath tile, Caesarstone countertops, Marmoleum flooring, and white oak cabinets, while the […]
Stunning, fully detached, all-brick 1910 Colonial Revival rowhouse in the Monument Avenue Historic District, in the heart of The Fan. This 4 bedroom/2.5 bath home was extensively renovated to blend historic character with modern comfort. Original heart pine floors were uncovered and refinished throughout, and original pocket doors were restored to full working order between […]
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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
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A Rare Opportunity to Own a Piece of Burlington History. Beautifully restored while thoughtfully preserving its historic character and craftsmanship, this distinctive home offers a rare opportunity to own and care for a piece of Burlington’s history. Dating to the turn of the 20th century, with 1910 reflected in current tax records, this 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath […]
c. 1812
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 […]
c. 1900
Step into a rare piece of Lexington history. Built in CIRCA 1900* and thoughtfully renovated, this remarkable Historic Queen Anne- inspired home blends timeless Southern charm with modern comfort. Home is perfectly positioned on an approximately 2.6-acre hilltop (highest in Lexington) and in the HISTORIC heart of the National Register-listed Lexington Historic District. A welcoming […]
c. 1700
Some homes are built. This one was preserved. Constructed in the late 1700s by Christopher Manwaring, this extraordinary residence carries more than two centuries of American architectural history. In 1995, it was relocated from New London, Connecticut to Potter’s Field, where it was given a new poured foundation, updated electrical, and modern mechanicals — all […]
c. 1930
Beautifully restored 1930 Tudor house sits as the crown jewel of this Highland Park neighborhood. Many original architectural details remain: coved ceilings, built-ins, and a decorative brick fireplace, all while the home has been extensively upgraded throughout. The bright kitchen offers updates with Heath tile, Caesarstone countertops, Marmoleum flooring, and white oak cabinets, while the […]
Stunning, fully detached, all-brick 1910 Colonial Revival rowhouse in the Monument Avenue Historic District, in the heart of The Fan. This 4 bedroom/2.5 bath home was extensively renovated to blend historic character with modern comfort. Original heart pine floors were uncovered and refinished throughout, and original pocket doors were restored to full working order between […]
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A Rare Opportunity to Own a Piece of Burlington History. Beautifully restored while thoughtfully preserving its historic character and craftsmanship, this distinctive home offers a rare opportunity to own and care for a piece of Burlington’s history. Dating to the turn of the 20th century, with 1910 reflected in current tax records, this 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath […]
c. 1812
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 […]
c. 1900
Step into a rare piece of Lexington history. Built in CIRCA 1900* and thoughtfully renovated, this remarkable Historic Queen Anne- inspired home blends timeless Southern charm with modern comfort. Home is perfectly positioned on an approximately 2.6-acre hilltop (highest in Lexington) and in the HISTORIC heart of the National Register-listed Lexington Historic District. A welcoming […]
c. 1700
Some homes are built. This one was preserved. Constructed in the late 1700s by Christopher Manwaring, this extraordinary residence carries more than two centuries of American architectural history. In 1995, it was relocated from New London, Connecticut to Potter’s Field, where it was given a new poured foundation, updated electrical, and modern mechanicals — all […]
c. 1930
Beautifully restored 1930 Tudor house sits as the crown jewel of this Highland Park neighborhood. Many original architectural details remain: coved ceilings, built-ins, and a decorative brick fireplace, all while the home has been extensively upgraded throughout. The bright kitchen offers updates with Heath tile, Caesarstone countertops, Marmoleum flooring, and white oak cabinets, while the […]
Stunning, fully detached, all-brick 1910 Colonial Revival rowhouse in the Monument Avenue Historic District, in the heart of The Fan. This 4 bedroom/2.5 bath home was extensively renovated to blend historic character with modern comfort. Original heart pine floors were uncovered and refinished throughout, and original pocket doors were restored to full working order between […]
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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