Historic and old houses for sale in the United States

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The Greiss Mansion, 1931 French Normandy in Tulsa, Oklahoma - $10 Million

The Greiss Mansion for sale in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Built in 1931, designed by renowned architect John Duncan Forsyth, French Normandy style, located in Tulsa’s Midtown enclave directly across from the Philbrook Museum, features formal and informal gathering spaces, whole-home generator, 4 private acres with mature landscape, 5 bedrooms, 14,998 square feet. $10,000,000.

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The W.H. Kokernot Mansion, 1914 Colonial Revival in Gonzales, Texas - $1.2 Million

The W.H. Kokernot Mansion for sale in Gonzales, Texas. Built in 1914, designed by renowned architect Henry T. Phelps, Colonial Revival style, operating as the Saint James Bed & Breakfast, features original pocket doors, nine fireplaces, hardwood floors, detached two-story carriage house with two private guest apartments, landscaped 0.92-acre corner lot, 6 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, 9,162 square feet. $1,250,000.

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1930 Tudor Revival house in Peru, Illinois - $679k

Iconic Tudor Revival house for sale in Peru, Illinois. Built in 1930 by the owner of Westclox, this unique historic home features hidden bunkers under the children's beds, glass-walled bedrooms, tactile fire escape doors, and a disaster-ready basement with 24-inch concrete walls. Set on 1.7 acres, it offers original woodwork, a butler's kitchen, 5 bedrooms, 6 baths, and 5,184 square feet. $679,900.

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The Gustav Mayer House, 1855 Italianate villa in Staten Island, New York - $1.2 Million

The Gustav Mayer House for sale in Staten Island, New York. Built in 1855 in the Italianate Villa style, this landmarked estate features hand-painted murals, marble fireplaces, original parquet floors, and an iconic belvedere cupola with sweeping bay views. Famous as the birthplace of the Nilla Wafer and featured in Vogue, it offers 12 bedrooms and 5,200 square feet. $1,249,900.

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The Albemarle Inn, 1909 Neoclassical Revival in Asheville, North Carolina - $3.5 Million

The Albemarle Inn for sale in Asheville, North Carolina. Built in 1909, Neoclassical Revival style, showcasing remarkable architectural details and elegant gathering spaces, features 11 guest suites with private baths, a separate caretaker's apartment, grand porches, and historic craftsmanship throughout, 12 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, 8,256 square feet. $3,500,000.

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1908 Georgian Revival house in Omaha, Nebraska - $1.4 Million

Magnificent Georgian Revival house for sale in Omaha, Nebraska. Built in 1908, it features a grand porte cochère, a soaring central hall with a sweeping staircase, intricate woodwork, stained-glass windows, enormous parlors, a third-floor ballroom, a basement gentleman's parlor, a modern kitchen, a charming carriage house with chauffeur's quarters, 6 bedrooms, and 6,907 square feet. $1,475,000.

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Oakhill Estate, The Chauncey M. Brewer House, 1858 Italianate in Marshall, Michigan - $1.4 Million

Oakhill, historically known as the Chauncey M. Brewer House, for sale in Marshall, Michigan. Built in 1858, Italianate style, this extraordinary legacy estate features sweeping wraparound verandas, soaring ceilings, intricate moldings, grand staircases, and exquisite millwork. The home offers light-filled parlors, a gracious dining room, a charming carriage house, an impressive barn, 7 bedrooms, and 5,527 square feet. $1,499,000.

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The Frederick Harris House, 1879 Colonial Revival in Springfield, Massachusetts - $1.1 Million

The Frederick Harris House for sale in Springfield, Massachusetts. Built in 1879, Colonial Revival style, this remarkable 30-room estate features a 40-foot grand ballroom and what may be the city’s finest residential view. The home offers multiple primary suites, coffered ceilings, six sets of pocket doors, exquisite original woodwork, energy-efficient mini-splits, 12 bedrooms, 11,102 square feet. $1,150,000.

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