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.
Are you a buyer seeking something beyond the ordinary-here is an architectural gem, unlike anything else on the market! Designed in the late 1930’s by the owner, Robert Silhan, this rare Streamline Moderne bungalow, a one-of-a-kind home includes clean lines, curves, glass block and horizontal banding! Inspired and influenced by designs presented during the 1933 […]
The Shakespeare Chateau Inn & Gardens is one of the Midwest’s most extraordinary surviving Gilded Age estates. Set along historic Hall Street in Saint Joseph, Missouri, this circa-1885 Chateauesque residence is a rare architectural treasure rich with original craftsmanship and period details. Inside, 47 original stained glass windows cast extraordinary light throughout the home, while […]
Watch the Virtual Tour here! Exquisite 1912 Historic Craftsman estate in the heart of Bankers Hill, just minutes from Balboa Park, the San Diego Zoo, Downtown, and Little Italy. Designated under the Mills Act, this remarkable property offers substantial property tax savings while preserving a piece of San Diego history. With 3,801 sq. ft. of […]
c. 1900
The James D. Keith House — Poughkeepsie, NY The Hudson Valley! Standing tall as a crown jewel of the City of Poughkeepsie Academy Street Historic District, this majestic c. 1900 landmark is a masterclass in classic New York craftsmanship. Designed by Poughkeepsie’s own Percival M. Lloyd (protégé of the famed Arnout Cannon, Jr.), the home […]
c. 1927
Sherwood Anderson’s ”summer home.” An ”English Manor” located in the heart of Virginia’s Jefferson National Forest. The perfect get away! The property includes a Log “Writing Cabin,” 2 guest cabins, 2 barns, 20 acres of Frasier Fir Christmas trees, over half a mile of protected native trout streams, and provides an exceptional habitat for deer […]
c. 1884
This home offers the best of all worlds, historic character with tasteful modern updates. Many original features remain including a fireplace, solid wood front door, sunporch with views of the majestic St Johns River, and an enclosed back porch/mudroom which leads to a backyard that will become your own private oasis. Two newly updated full […]
The Field-Hodges House (1839) is a tribute to an era when craftsmanship, elegance & gracious living were the hallmarks of exceptional homes. Preserving the property’s charm & architecture, the house has been thoughtfully modernized to create a beautiful blend of past & present. New high-end appliances, rich white cabinets & soapstone counters grace the newly […]
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND: The original cape-like structure was built in 1800, which was used as a store by Moses White (first village postmaster, village assessor (1816) & president of the village for 9 terms. His son-in-law purchased the property and added the Greek Revival main block in 1840. The original structure became the rear wing. 17 […]
There is a particular kind of feeling when you walk through a historic door like this. Maybe it’s the hardwood plank floors that have held two centuries of footsteps. Maybe it’s the way the morning light hits the windows on every home on Chaplin Street, a village so notable it’s listed on the National Register […]
c. 1888
The 1888 James S. Waters House: a rare historic gem with only one transfer of ownership outside the Waters’ Family during its 137-year history. East End Historic District, original carriage stepping stone comprised of solid Texas Pink granite, wrought iron gate & cut stone pathway leading to the home provide a glimpse of rich history […]
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. 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 […]