Properties for Sale in Partnership with the National Trust for Historic Preservation
Properties for Sale in Partnership with the
National Trust for Historic Preservation
The National Trust for Historic Preservation, a privately-funded, nonprofit organization, works to save America’s historic places. CIRCA is proud to be a corporate partner of the National Trust, and has been entrusted as the official host of its ongoing listing of historic properties for sale across the country. For more information on the National Trust and to support their mission, please visit SavingPlaces.org via the button below.
The National Trust for Historic Preservation, a privately-funded, nonprofit organization, works to save America’s historic places. CIRCA is proud to be a corporate partner of the National Trust, and has been entrusted as the official host of its ongoing listing of historic properties for sale across the country. For more information on the National Trust and to support their mission, please visit SavingPlaces.org via the button below.
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. 1866
An extraordinary opportunity to own a historic landmark with exceptional income-producing potential. The Comstock House offers the rare combination of architectural significance, timeless beauty, and the versatility to generate substantial monthly passive income. Whether operated as a boutique bed-and-breakfast, vacation rental, event venue, executive retreat, or other hospitality venture, this remarkable property lends itself to […]
c. 1840
Follow the winding drive beneath a canopy of mature trees and pass through the gated entry to arrive at Bellevue, one of only three surviving Tidewater-style Greek Revival residences in Prince George’s County. Built circa 1840 and individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this remarkable estate offers 10+ private acres — the […]
The circa 1828 Jesse Clement House on 13+/- acres is a rare example of early Colonial American history. 1820s Federal-style brick homes in the Piedmont region of North Carolina are few and far between. Built with bricks handmade on site, the exterior of this 2-story, 4-bedroom/3-bath home offers an unusual combination of Flemish and English […]
c. 1896
Property Address: 700 S. Juniper St, Escondido CA 92025 Price: $3,300,000.00 Details: Beds. 4 Baths. 2 1/2 Square Feet. 3300 Built. 1896 Parking: 2 Car Detached Garage, room for 3 Cars in Driveway Property Overview: 1896 Queen Anne Victorian ½ Acre Welcome to your Dream Home In the City Neighborhood of […]
Step into a beautifully restored piece of Athens history at 100 W Bryan Street, a distinguished brick residence originally built in 1900 and thoughtfully reimagined for modern living. Located in the sought-after Houston Historic District, this exceptional 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath home combines timeless architectural character with the comfort and quality of a comprehensive renovation. From the moment […]
Nestled just steps from the heart of historic New Milford, Connecticut, this stunning 1870s Victorian—refined in 1896 into the richly detailed mansionette it is today—offers a rare opportunity to own a home of unmatched character and craftsmanship. The house retains its original charm while benefiting from meaningful updates, including a slate-look roof, an upgraded kitchen […]
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 […]
East Hill Farm offers 227+ acres of protected quiet, anchored by elegant 1798 Thomas Shepard House. A private hilltop world. Main house: Georgian-Federal; 5 BR, 5.5 BA, ~5,000 SF; 5 fireplaces; unusually high ceilings, wide-board floors, antique glass panes, long views and light. Preservation integrity; graceful, welcoming. A complete estate that also can be a […]
MAKE AN OFFER! 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 Bedroom, […]
c. 1923
New Listing – Ann Arbor – It is a rare privilege to present one of Ann Arbor’s most distinguished and architecturally significant residences: The Arnold and Gertrude Goss House, proudly listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Set on more than five private acres, this stately custom-built estate was designed by renowned architect George DeWitt […]
c. 1726
A Timeless 2.44-Acre Estate in Calvert County Welcome to “Small Reward” (c. 1726), an extraordinary historic sanctuary documented under the Maryland Historical Trust (MHT Record CT-225). Rooted in an original 1688 land grant from Lord Baltimore to Captain Richard Smith, Maryland’s first Attorney General, the property derives its name from a reduced bounty awarded after […]