Virginia Historic Homes for Sale (1750-1800)

Neighborhood Information
 
Estate residences and other residential structures built between 1750 and 1800 can be found throughout Virginia. The Georgian or Federal style is typical in homes built during this period. With their well-preserved history, these apartments are an excellent fit for people who seek out historic properties with a lot of character. A Georgian-style house has symmetrical proportions and classical features. Flat or jack arches over windows and doors, classic moldings and pediments, and Flemish bond brickwork characterize Federal residences. Contact our team at your earliest convenience with any questions about the region, including a current list of available Virginia real estate.
 
Virginia has a wide variety of residential properties, some of which are located in some of the state's most historic areas. They are located in communities that emphasize the historical relevance of the houses while also offering the best modern-day living circumstances for the people. Many old residences have been renovated to retain their cultural significance while incorporating colonial features. Many estate residences built during this period had guest cottages and other structures attached to them. There are a lot of heart-pine floors, fireplaces, brick walls, and porches to choose from when it comes to home decor.
 
Real Estate Information
 
A wide range of residential property types was constructed between 1750 and 1800, including modest single-family houses all the way up to large estates. Most homes cost between $250,000 to $37,000,000 based on their features and location. Estate properties with huge acreage typically fall into this price category. The majority of the houses are situated on huge lots ranging in size from 5 acres to 1,500 acres, the latter of which may allow agricultural purposes such as a horse farm, vineyard, or winery. Porches and patios are among the standard outside features of homes in Virginia. The lot's features include well-kept pathways and lawns and excellent landscaping. Several historic estates in Virginia are also outfitted with equestrian facilities, such as hay storage and paddocks. To accommodate the wide variety in size between 1,000 and 38,500 square feet, most houses are constructed with one to twenty-three bedrooms and one to sixteen bathrooms, depending on the size of the residence.