House Tours

Original features and restored surrounding homes make this house a keeper

Sprawling circa-1850 home filled with character

A young couple's elbow grease transforms a vacant brick house featured on Ask TOH into a comfortable home for a growing family

This stately (fire-resistant) brick house is priced to move

One of our most-loved architecture styles is also our scariest. Understand why the grand features of Victorians can also seem menacing.

Harrowing tales of brave TOH readers who transformed the scariest house on the block into the most charming

Husband-and-wife remodeling newbies learn to tackle everything from roofing to foundation walls while renovating their first home

This southern home on the National Register of Historic Places is primed for a forward-looking rehab

A finished basement suite entices friends and future grandparents in the best living space redo from the Search for America's Best Remodel 2015

Treehouses have come a long way since your childhood. Explore our curated list of amazing treehouses from around the world.

A 1840s farmhouse with a decorated history is well worth preserving

This 5-bedroom brick house is a piece of American history worth saving

Check out the highlights of one of our favorite neighborhoods

Tight-on-space dwellings that offer smart storage ideas for any home

An imaginative tower addition enables a longed-for view of a nearby landmark

A simple drywall-and-paint job revealed some deep, dark secrets

A bequeathed fortune allowed a widow to build this lavish home that has seen many lives

Invest in an early Sears kit house with charming original details

A simple plan to create attic play space spurs a surprising new look throughout this brick house

The 35th anniversary season of This Old House TV concludes with a special project, as the crew partners with Homes for Our Troops (HFOT) to build and outfit a house in Hopkinton, New Hampshire, for a wounded Iraq War veteran

A native son's gold rush-fortune farmhouse for FREE!

Three families moved heaven and earth for the chance to make the fantasy of saving a house from This Old House magazine's back-page column a reality

Jeep red, cowboy-boot yellow, and a green borrowed from the surrounding pine forest are just a few of the hues this serial renovator used to put her personal, painterly stamp on a 1910 cabin

See whether that Georgia Greek Revival featured on the back page of This Old House magazine escaped demolition, or if that showstopping California Queen Anne found a new owner

This Old House and Real Simple teamed up to highlight Blu Homes's Breezehouse for its innovative and sustainable—yet traditional—design

A stately Midwestern home built in a form some 2,000 miles from the coast where the style was born

Start your own frontier adventure with this historic house in the Bluegrass State

The 12 South neighborhood was once known more for sketchy streets and abandoned buildings than for vintage homes and bustling businesses—until a handful of locals went all-in to create a place they could be proud of

Stripped of its details and "modernized" in the 1980s, this Victorian-era house had lost its charm—until a discerning homeowner helped it regain its period feel

A stately Queen Anne mansion with fancy details up for restoration

A tobacco baron's grand 1910 house with original details is ready to move