Richmond Historic Homes & Properties Built 1700 to 1800

Take a step back into history...Just know that it is a BIG step...all the way back to 1785 in fact. The stunning Gill Hay House is not just a piece of Petersburg's history, but Virginia and US history! This Federal style home is unique in character, space, and condition. With over 3,400 square feet this home features 4 generous bedrooms and 3 full baths and is situated on over a half acre lot.

Welcome to your Dream Escape! Nestled in the serene embrace of Rural Amelia, this remarkable Historic Home stands as a testament to the Village of Amelia Court House's past. Constructed c.1790 for William Trent Eggleston & Restored Meticulously after its relocation in 1981, it now boasts a blend of Rare Original Features & Modern Comforts.

Here is your chance to own a piece of POWHATAN HISTORY! Let your imagination run wild w/ this 33 acre property centrally located at the corner of Anderson Highway & Red Lane. The original home on the property was built in 1749 & was used as a Tavern! This home was considered a "One room deep house" when it was first built.

WELCOME HOME TO FARM 1750, A TRULY REMARKABLE OPPORTUNITY IN THE HEART OF VIRGINIA'S PICTURESQUE COUNTRYSIDE! NESTLED AMIDST 109.

Owner Financing Available. Turnkey, up and Running Beautiful Virginia Bed and Breakfast Priced for Quick Sale in the heart of Historic Montross, VA, in the Northern Neck. Property being sold fully furnished.

This beautifully maintained and preserved 2 1/2 story side-hall Federal is built upon a high English basement and sited in the midst of 204 pastoral acres, in the Occupacia Historic District. This vast area, north of Tappahannock, contains numerous historic farms and estates comprising some of the most beautiful and iconic properties in the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Owner Financing Available. Turnkey, up and Running Beautiful Virginia Bed and Breakfast Priced for Quick Sale in the heart of Historic Montross, VA, in the Northern Neck. Property being sold fully furnished.

Standing the test of time, Indian Banks Circa 1699 & 1728 has witnessed over three hundred years of history & the founding of a nation. An icon on Virginia's Northern Neck, Indian Banks is situated on Morattico Creek at its confluence with the Rappahannock River.