Historic Homes for Sale in Fayetteville NC: 2026 Market Snapshot
If you’re searching for a historic home in Fayetteville, NC, you want real properties, current prices, and a way to act fast. As of January 2026, 129 historic and vintage homes are available in Fayetteville, with a median listing price of $245,000 (source: Redfin). This includes everything from Federal-style gems to Queen Anne and Colonial Revival estates.
- Most homes on the market were built before 1980. With over 4 Census Bureau)
- Days on market averages 47 days, but well-preserved historic homes often move faster (WSOCTV)
- Inventory remains tight: 2,483 total homes in 2025, with historic homes making up a meaningful portion
| Year Built | Available Listings | Median Price |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-1950 | 4,225 | $245,000 |
| 1950-1979 | Approx. 36,500 | $198,000 |
| 1980+ | Newer Stock | $299,609 |
The Brewer Group has exclusive access to these properties. Whether you want a move-in ready Queen Anne or a Federal-style fixer, view our full inventory here.
What Sets Fayetteville’s Historic Homes Apart in 2026
Fayetteville’s historic homes are more than old structures — they’re a window into the city’s past and a unique opportunity for buyers. These properties often feature:
- Original hardwood floors, molding, and fireplaces
- Architectural details not found in newer builds, such as wraparound porches and ornate staircases
- Larger lots, mature landscaping, and central locations
Notably, houses like the Sedberry-Holmes House (1886) and Westlawn (1858) showcase classic Queen Anne and Greek Revival styles. While some homes are in pristine condition, others may need restoration — offering potential for value growth and customization.
- Renovation-ready homes can be more affordable, but factor in repair costs and local preservation rules (HUD)
- Well-maintained, move-in ready historic homes are highly competitive and often sell near list price (97% sale-to-list ratio)
The Brewer Group can guide buyers to properties that fit their risk tolerance — whether you want historic charm without the headaches, or you’re ready for a full renovation project.
Real Properties: Current Historic Home Listings You Can Tour
Most searchers want to see real homes for sale — not just statistics. Here are a few examples from our current inventory in Fayetteville as of 2026 (note: these links take you directly to our listings):
- Victorian Cottage on Hay Street: 3BR, 2BA, built 1902, original woodwork, $279,000
- Federal-Style Family Home near Downtown: 4BR, 2.5BA, built 1927, updated roof, $315,000
- Queen Anne Estate in Haymount: 5BR, 3.5BA, built 1888, wraparound porch, $495,000
Want the full list? Browse all historic homes now. Our agents can set up private showings — often before these homes hit public sites.
- Some listings are exclusive to The Brewer Group
- We offer personalized matching for buyers with specific architectural tastes or restoration goals
Schedule a free consultation with The Brewer Group to receive a custom shortlist tailored to your priorities.
Here's the thing:Key Challenges & How to Stay Ahead in the 2026 Market
Avoid the mistakes that cost buyers their dream home. Fayetteville’s historic market moves fast — and often, the best opportunities are missed by those who aren’t prepared.
- Lead-based paint is common in homes built before 1978 — budget for mitigation (HUD, City of Fayetteville)
- Homes listed on the National Register may have renovation restrictions; consult before making changes
- Updated historic homes (new wiring, plumbing) command higher prices and sell more quickly
- Competition is moderate: only 19% of homes sold above list, but well-presented historic homes move fastest (YourPathToKeys)
| Challenge | Impact | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Lead Paint | Health risk, costly to abate | Request inspection, plan for remediation |
| Preservation Rules | Limits renovations | Work with agents who know local regs |
| Competition | Best homes sell quickly | Get alerts & pre-approval, act fast |
The Brewer Group delivers an edge:
- Immediate property alerts for new and pre-market listings
- Guidance on all inspection, renovation, and grant programs for historic homes
- Free consultations to help you avoid pitfalls and secure the right property first
Why The Brewer Group Is the Go-To for Fayetteville’s Historic Homes
With over 10 years of experience and 100+ successful transactions in Georgia and the surrounding region, The Brewer Group combines national Keller Williams backing with deep local roots in Fayetteville.
- Exclusive access to MLS Georgia historic listings not found on public portals
- Customized buyer matches based on age, style, and restoration potential
- Guidance on tax credits, preservation incentives, and navigating historic zoning or grant programs
Clients consistently rate us 5 stars:
- “Jake and team found us a pre-1920s home before it even hit the market. The process was smooth and stress-free.” – Olivia R.
- “The Brewer Group protected us from costly surprises in our 1880s home purchase. Highly recommend!” – Samuel L.
We’re recognized by Keller Williams for top-tier volume and client satisfaction. Your purchase is backed by our experience and industry awards.
Ready to find your historic home? Schedule a free consultation with The Brewer Group or call now. Don’t let your dream home become someone else’s.







