Before interstates, city grids, and subdivision blueprints, these Missouri homes were already here — standing tall and built to last. Each of these ten homes dates back over a hundred years, offering sturdy materials, practical layouts, and a direct line to the past. Some sit near quiet town squares, others on land that’s seen little change, but all remain rooted in history. And even with their age, they’re still livable, functional, and for sale. For buyers who appreciate early craftsmanship and lasting quality, these homes are ready to be owned once again.

1. Italianate Brick House in Saint Joseph, Missouri (1873)

Built in 1873, this 4-bedroom, 3-bath home showcases timeless design elements like tall arched windows, soaring ceilings, original pocket doors, and fireplaces in nearly every main-level room. The layout features wide hallways, a grand staircase, and a spacious eat-in kitchen anchored by a brick hearth. A wraparound porch offers views of the red barn, expansive yard, pool area, and peaceful farmland. Outbuildings include a detached 3-car garage and a metal utility shelter—perfect for storage, equipment, or workshop use. The roof was replaced just 3 years ago, and dual HVAC systems are already in place.

2. Craftsman Bungalow in Kansas City, Missouri (1915)

Built in 1915, step into the kind of home where memories are made! This beautifully updated 4-bedroom, 2-bath gem is nestled on a peaceful, family-friendly block, offering the perfect blend of comfort, space, and charm. From the moment you walk in, you’ll feel the warmth of a bright, open living area made for movie nights, game days, and quiet moments alike. With four spacious bedrooms, there’s room for everyone, whether it’s growing kids, visiting relatives, or a cozy home office.

3. Tudor Revival Home in Webster Groves, Missouri (1911)

Built in 1911, this Tudor Revival architectural gem has been extensively updated while retaining the charm and character of the original home. It has been meticulously maintained in pristine condition, ready for its new owners. The open floor plan features well-proportioned rooms with oak hardwoods, 9’ ceilings, detailed trim work, and leaded glass windows. A bonus room off the kitchen could be a laundry room, mudroom, office, or provide more storage. An atrium back door opens to an outdoor living area with a deck and brick patio surrounded by a low-maintenance yard of mature trees, shrubs, and perennials bordered by original brick walkways.

4. Folk Victorian Home in Springfield, Missouri (1896)

Built in 1896, enter through the covered front porch into a true dining room. Gather the family for meals and make memories together cooking in the large kitchen! Just in the next room is the main living area. Off the living room, you have a separate laundry room, a full bathroom, and a large main bedroom. Don’t miss the stairs behind the barn-style doors leading up to a second living room or play area, two more bedrooms, and another full bath. Upstairs has its own HVAC and AC unit, so it stays very comfortable.

5. Craftsman Bungalow in Saint Louis, Missouri (1922)

Built in 1922, this beautiful sprawling charmer sits on about 2/3rds of an acre. Originally facing Edgar Road, it helps you imagine its glory in times past. This home exceeds expectations for entertaining guests, and did we say PORCH PARTY yet?! At about 3,000 sq ft, the 4 beds and 2.5 baths on the main floor include a master suite, a family room off the updated kitchen, and expansive living/dining areas with separate seating around the woodburning stove. There is no shortage of built-ins and window seats.

6. Dutch Colonial Revival Home in Saint Louis, Missouri (1907)

Built in 1907, this 2-story Hi-Pointe gem has so much to offer. There are 3 bedrooms upstairs and 2 full baths—one on each floor. Such charm in this classic floorplan. The main floor features a living room with a decorative fireplace, a formal dining room, and an updated kitchen. An addition was added off the rear, giving you another living area to set up as a TV room, office, or playroom. There is newer flooring throughout, new paint, and a new water heater, HVAC systems, windows, and so much more.

7. Tudor Revival Home in Saint Louis, Missouri (1922)

Built in 1922, this beautifully updated home is nestled in the highly sought-after Hillcrest neighborhood, blending timeless charm with modern contemporary luxury. The beautiful living room has large windows, French doors, and a wood-burning fireplace. The heart of the home is a stunning, renovated kitchen featuring top-of-the-line appliances, sleek cabinetry, and elegant finishes. The large dining room has stained glass windows and custom built-in cabinets and bookcases. The spacious family room with an adjoining breakfast room offers a gas fireplace and seamless access to a private patio.

8. Queen Anne Victorian Home in Monett, Missouri (1900)

Built in 1900, this historic Grand Victorian 3-story home features 5 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and 2 half baths, with a full basement and finished attic on a corner lot. Timeless craftsman details are found throughout, with a grand entry foyer and staircase, and elegant wood craftsmanship, including stained glass windows, a fireplace, high ceilings, transom windows, pocket doors, a claw foot bathtub, hardwood floors, plus the original 2-story carriage house. The home has a modern updated electrical panel, two gas furnaces for different levels, and a professional gas range for safety and comfort.

9. Folk Victorian Bungalow in Saint Louis, Missouri (1908)

Built in 1908, welcome to this fully renovated bungalow in a great location. All the updates have been done for you, including all new custom white shaker kitchen cabinets with soft-close doors and drawers, topped with granite countertops and brand-new stainless steel appliances (refrigerator, dishwasher, gas stove, microwave & disposal). You’ll find new luxury vinyl plank flooring, paint, and trim throughout, along with new electrical wiring, outlets, and switches. The home also features a new main sewer stack and water supply line to the city main, a brand-new architectural shingled roof, gutters, siding, and attic insulation.

10. Mediterranean Revival Home in Saint Louis, Missouri (1920)

Built in 1920, this gem sits on 1.11 acres of lush, professionally landscaped grounds filled with blooming annuals and perennials. The backyard is a summer sanctuary—anchored by a heated pool and a decorator’s dream cabana with a loaded kitchen, an enormous fan, and a TV. It’s the perfect spot to gather with friends, sip cocktails, and soak in golden-hour evenings in the heated pool surrounded by hidden speakers serenading you with your favorite tunes. Inside, 4,392 sq ft showcase arched doorways, Palladian and stained glass windows, and beautifully restored original wood floors.