Old Houses with Porches for Sale

Old Houses with
Large Porches for Sale
“Front porch um… sweet nothin’s.
Well do I love you? Of course, um…. sweet nothin’s.
Mama turned on the front porch light
Sayin’ come here darlin’ do…”
Got lazy days? Got sweet nothin’s? Well, we’ve got porches! Front porches, back porches, double-decker darlin’ do-rad porches!
Always owned by the same family, the story goes that their ancestor was a German immigrant who worked at General Electric across the Mohawk River in Schenectady. A barn was being removed from the GE site, and he purchased it from them, dismantled it, and brought it to Scotia to build this house. He was […]
206 N. Macomb Street, Monroe, Michigan A Distinguished Circa-1870 Victorian Residence with Original Carriage House A rare opportunity to own more than a home—this is an opportunity to become the next steward of a remarkable piece of Monroe history. Prominently situated on a corner lot near the heart of historic Monroe, 206 N. Macomb Street […]
Built in 1875, the Hayes House rises with quiet grandeur as one of Dover’s most enduring architectural treasures. Built by Civil War Union Quartermaster Andrew Young, this commanding Second Empire Victorian reflects a period when craftsmanship, proportion, and permanence guided design. Later known as the Hayes Mansion, the residence became woven into the fabric of […]
Beautiful Greek Revival residence dating to 1850, ideally situated along tree-lined Coliseum Street in the heart of the Garden District. Rich in architectural character, the home features soaring ceilings, newly refinished wide-plank pine floors, intricate crown molding, elegant fireplaces, and a gracious central staircase. French doors throughout invite abundant natural light and open to multiple […]
Built in 1916 for Ross Shaw Sterling — founder of Humble Oil (which became Exxon) and the 31st Governor of Texas — the Sterling Mansion was the first house constructed in Rossmoyne, a short private-place enclave that Sterling himself developed on land he had acquired in the early 1900s. The street was renamed Yoakum Boulevard […]
The Essence of Westchester Luxury. A Grand Briarcliff Manor Estate sited on 3.83 Private Acres. Perfectly positioned between the Hudson River and Sleepy Hollow Country Club. World-class dining, shopping and Metro North train are nearby, blending convenience with serene privacy. The stately home boasts five spacious ensuite bedrooms, including a spectacular primary suite with a […]
This landmark property on the Brownfield courthouse square spans two connected buildings totaling approximately 13,770 sq ft a rare, one-of-a-kind art piece. The larger building, formerly Brownfield State Bank, features 2 stories plus a basement, reimagined into a stunning, versatile art piece ready for a restaurant, coffee shop, wine bar, boutique, or the entrepreneurial concept […]
Discover timeless, storied elegance at 504 S Main St, Lockhart, Texas 78644-a landmark Classical Revival/Southern Colonial historic residence built in 1912 that blends authentic character with expansive living for today’s buyer. With 3 floors and a basement, this exceptional property features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and approximately 4,921 sq. ft. with multiple living and dining […]
Set far back from one of the Hudson Valley’s most prestigious and scenic roads, this stunningly restored 1830s farmhouse is a masterclass in combining historic charm with sophisticated living. Situated in the heart of the pastoral Shekomeko Valley on 9.6 pristine acres, this property offers ultimate privacy surrounded by large, rolling farms and protected acreage. […]
Restored 19th century Queen Anne mansion with authentic detailing. Built in 1895, ”The Shaw” house is the most picturesque house in town, offering a perfect blend of history and charm. It is a Queen Anne style home that epitomizes the height of Victorian romanticism. It exhibits gable detailing, roof brackets, dentil molding, paneling, and classic […]
Known as the Converse House, this c. 1870 High Victorian Gothic landmark was built for Colonel Charles A. Converse, a Norwich businessman and philanthropist. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and part of the Chelsea Parade Historic District, the home is steps from Washington Park and offers a rare blend of architectural pedigree […]
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 […]