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Houses for Sale in Cities

Old Houses for Sale in Cities

What is it about city life that makes one never want to sleep? If the stuff of your dreams includes stoops, sidewalks and twilight rooftop dinners, take a peek inside some of our favorite urban dwellings currently on the market. From townhouses to pieds-a-terre to palaces in the sky, it’s all inside. DREAM BIG. DREAM TALL.

c. 1869
  • Saint Louis, Missouri
  • $1,195,000

Built circa 1869 and rooted in more than 150 years of St. Louis history, 1840 South 8th Street is a remarkable Soulard residence where the architecture tells a story all its own. Historical research traces the home to German born bricklayer and stonemason Charles Eyermann, with later two story additions made during the ownership of […]

c. 1923
  • La Grange Park, Illinois
  • $875,000

This unique home in Harding Woods was built of local recycled materials and profiled in Popular Mechanics in 1917 for its distinctive architecture. That architecture includes multiple elements found in Frank Lloyd Wright’s Prairie Style homes, including the patterns in the leaded glass windows in the living and dining rooms and the home has been […]

Steeped in American heritage and nestled just blocks from the vibrant heart of historic downtown Herndon, this enchanting 1910 estate offers a rare blend of timeless pedigree and modern versatility. Originally constructed by Francis Scott Key-Smith, a prominent D.C attorney and the great-grandson of Francis Scott Key –  author of the Star-Spangled Banner—this property is […]

A rare opportunity to own an extraordinary c.1872 freestanding Victorian estate in the heart of Savannah’s National Historic Landmark District, ideally situated just one block from Forsyth Park. Thoughtfully restored while preserving the architectural character that makes Savannah’s historic homes so distinctive, 207 East Gwinnett Street offers an exceptional combination of period craftsmanship, gracious proportions […]

Watch the Virtual Tour here! Scarritt Point offers a distinguished historic setting at the doorstep of Downtown Kansas City, where tree-lined streets, classic architecture, and front-porch living reflect the neighborhood’s grand early-1900s homes and enduring place in Kansas City’s Park & Boulevard legacy. Iconic estates and The Museum of Kansas City at Corinthian Hall underscore […]

c. 1926
  • Palm Springs, California
  • $2,395,000

This iconic desert retreat is nestled higher up in the Araby cove and was originally knows as the Giannini residence, the original owners and founders of Bank of America. Araby cove is one of the first and oldest subdivisions in South Palm Springs. The home was constructed with board formed, poured in place concrete and […]

Built in 1900 and prominently situated in Parkersburg’s Julia-Ann Square Historic District, this remarkable residence represents the kind of architecture and craftsmanship that has become increasingly difficult to find. The home makes an unforgettable first impression with its towering columns, sweeping front porch, distinctive red-brick exterior and leaded-glass entrance. Step through the front door and […]

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 […]

Own a piece of Fredericksburg history in the heart of downtown. Built in 1898 by Edgar W. Mills, 1518 Caroline Street is one of the Original Three Sisters, three distinctive Italianate Victorian homes that have stood together along Caroline Street for more than 125 years. Set on a prominent corner lot in Historic Downtown Fredericksburg, […]

A rare opportunity to own one of Detroit’s true architectural treasures, this extraordinary Albert Kahn-designed estate is among the crown jewels of the prestigious Boston-Edison Historic District. Completed in 1916, the residence is a masterwork of early 20th-century design, where exceptional craftsmanship, historic character, and timeless elegance have been meticulously preserved. Built for the Siegel […]

c. 1743
  • Frederick, Maryland
  • $2,250,000

A once-in-a-generation opportunity to own one of Frederick’s most historically and architecturally significant residences—gracefully positioned along iconic Baker Park with views of the covered bridge and Carroll Creek. Originally constructed in 1743 by Henry Brunner, brother of Elias Brunner—builder of what is now Schifferstadt Architectural Museum—this extraordinary property reflects the architectural evolution of Frederick from […]

The most remarkable historic homes are rarely defined by a single purpose. Over the course of their lives, they evolve alongside the cities around them and adapt to each generation while preserving the qualities that made them worth preserving in the first place. This distinguished circa 1854 townhouse, complete with its own separate carriage house, […]

A home is more than just a property — it’s a place where ideas flourish, memories are cherished, and dreams take form. 1504 Verdi Street is exactly that kind of home. This 1917 Craftsman has been lovingly restored over the past 13 years by owners who have built a life here filled with breadmaking, beer […]

Located in Pittsburgh’s Deutschtown Historic District—a City, State, and National Historic District—420 Pressley Street was built in 1887 for Frederick Bussman, a prominent Pittsburgh painter, vocalist, and vocal instructor. Thoughtfully restored while honoring its architectural heritage, this remarkable Victorian residence offers a rare opportunity to own an important piece of Pittsburgh’s history. Spanning three levels […]

This beauty sits in the Limerick section of Old Louisville on South Sixth Street. Just a couple of blocks from Olmsted’s Central Park. At just $118 per Sq. Ft., this Second Empire with Italianate influences is a super great deal. Offering 3735 Sq. Ft. with 4 bedrooms and 4 full baths along with a massive […]

c. 1893
  • Tucson, Arizona
  • $1,000,000

Historic treasure in El Presidio, built in 1893, owned & loved by current owners for 30 years, kept almost completely original. Hardwood floors, high ceilings, 3 clawfoot tubs, picture rails, so many turn of the century details. Gorgeous outdoor spaces with lush flowering gardens will charm you. There is a greenhouse and a chicken coop. […]

c. 1890
  • St. Augustine, Florida
  • $925,000

Set in the heart of America’s oldest city, this remarkable 1890 two-story property with solar and an automatic generator offers a rare blend of history, land and potential. Situated on a large corner lot, with valued RS-2 zoning, the property enjoys exceptional views, marked by the cross where Ponce de León is believed to have […]

c. 1868
  • Hastings, Minnesota
  • $625,000

One of Hasting’s true gems, the Howes-Graus House is for sale. This stunning & impeccably maintained 1868 Greek Revival with an Italianate addition from 1903 – is ready for new owners after 40+ years. The stunning front entry leads to the front hall with curved staircase, gleaming hardwood floors, exquisite period lighting, stained glass windows […]

c. 1840
  • Chesterfield, New Jersey
  • $999,999

BUY THIS HOME, I WILL BUY YOURS! Park and ride! Take the train from Trenton directly to Penn Station NYC! A quick commute to the city for 45 Bordentown Crosswicks Rd! Work in the city and come home to your beautiful retreat to unwind! Welcome to 45 Bordentown Crosswicks Rd, an exquisite Italianate Victorian home […]

c. 1875
  • Roseburg, Oregon
  • $584,000

Opportunities to own something truly one-of-a-kind don’t come around often. Introducing one of Roseburg’s most iconic residences: the 1875 Historic John Rast House, thoughtfully restored in 2020 and rich with preserved character. Ideally situated in the heart of Roseburg, just minutes from downtown, local dining, and convenient access to I-5, Hwy 42, and Hwy 138, […]

c. 1796
  • Summerville, South Carolina
  • $1,725,000

Situated on nearly 1.5 acres, this remarkable estate is one of the oldest surviving homes in Summerville and has been lovingly maintained to preserve its historic character. Dating between 1796 and 1808, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the Ancrum-Waring House and recognized as a significant contributor to the Summerville […]