Historic Gothic Revival Homes That Wow at Every Budget—From a Former Hideout for General Grant to $190,000 Hidden Gem in Georgia

There are many architectural facets to a Gothic Revival home that make them so intriguing. Whether it’s the dramatic façades or striking interiors that appeal, these historic structures with pitched roofs and arched windows are sure to captivate.

Gothic architecture was a prominent style that got its start in the Middle Ages and is still seen today in many very prominent structures, like Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. It later lost favor but regained it when the Gothic Revival style became popular in the U.S. in the 18th and 19th centuries.

Today, these historic homes have been appealing to everyone from investors looking for a renovation project to others seeking to simply move into a luxury estate.

In addition to their awe-inspiring architecture, these dwellings typically come replete with fascinating history—adding a layer of intrigue to their appeal.

From Massachusetts to Michigan, here’s a look at five Gothic Revival homes to suit every budget. There’s even one available for the bargain price of $190,000.

1. 160 High St, Lee, MA

Price: $1,400,000

Built in 1898: This former First Methodist Episcopal Church has been transformed into a two-family residence.

Evidence of the divine dwelling’s former life can still be detected in stained glass windows, original exposed wood beams, preserved hardwood floors, and a church bell.

The SoHo-inspired main residence now boasts a primary suite found on each level, a grand floating wood staircase, a two-story living room, and gourmet kitchen designed for entertaining. A 2,500-square-foot sanctuary could be reimagined into a home office, yoga studio, or fitness center.

According to the listing, the heavenly home has recently undergone “significant upgrades,” including the installation of new heating and central air conditioning systems.

2. 270 N Almont Ave, Imlay City, MI

Price: $340,000

Built in 1875: This affordably priced residence was originally built by Hiram C. Wells and is being offered for the first time in more than 40 years.

The four-bedroom home has a pointed and arched entry, Gothic windows, and high-pitched gables. Other historic highlights found throughout the 2,379-square-foot interior include two bathrooms with claw foot tubs, custom millwork, built-ins, and coffered ceilings. The primary suite has access to a sunporch with heated floors.

A wraparound porch with custom stonework overlooks the spacious lot that also has a heated three-car garage with loft and additional storage bay.

3. 206 Rivers Ave, Eufaula, AL

Price: $360,000

Built in 1850: This four-bedroom, Victorian-style Antebellum home with wraparound porch boasts historic charm combined with modern upgrades.

Found inside the 5,200-square-foot interior are preserved hardwood floors, high ceilings, oversized windows, built-ins, and custom millwork. An updated kitchen has Italian marble countertops and stainless steel appliances.

The nearly 1-acre lot also has a goldfish pond and lap pool with pergola.

4. 300 W Chulahoma Ave, Holly Springs, MS

Price: $850,000

Built in 1860: The historic Walter Place estate was originally built for Col. Harvey Washington Walter, president of the Mississippi Central Railroad, who is said to have offered refuge to Union Gen. Ulysses S. Grant‘s family while Grant conducted military operations.

The six-bedroom residence features both Gothic and classic Greek Revival styles. Period details found throughout the 7,000-square-foot interior include a grand circular staircase, primary suites on both the first and second floors, modernized bathrooms, a chef’s kitchen designed for entertaining, an enclosed sunroom, and 10 fireplaces.

Located on 11.45 acres surrounded by lush gardens, an in-ground pool, and fountain, the property has also been used as a wedding and event venue.

5. 8776 N Marcus St, Wrightsville, GA

Price: $189,900

Built in 1890: This three-bedroom Victorian with wraparound covered front porch is seeking a buyer to bring some TLC and finish what has already been started.

Some renovations have already been completed, according to the listing, including updated systems and a partial upgrade of the kitchen. The 2,615-square-foot interior features original hardwood floors, stained glass, built-in cabinetry, oversized windows, and three fireplaces. A first-floor primary suite has a bath “with vintage charm.”

There is also a spacious backyard and an RV hookup.