Victorian Homes For Sale in the Raleigh / Durham Area

There are many neighborhoods throughout Raleigh, Durham, and greater Triangle area in North Carolina where one can find Victorian homes for sale. Though the Raleigh area does not feature as many Victorian homes as other North Carolina cities like Asheville, there are still many areas in the city that feature homes of this style.

The historic neighborhoods in Raleigh containing these homes are: Glenwood-Brooklyn, Oakwood, and South Park, to name a few. These homes are valuable real estate today and many were constructed after the Civil War during the late-19th and early-20th centuries, and many have been lovingly restored.

To the east of downtown Durham is the Cleveland-Holloway neighborhood, where Victorian homes have also undergone extensive renovation. Likewise, people are buying in the Old North Durham neighborhood to be closer to the hotspot of West Geer Street and Rigsbee Avenue. Motorco (music venue), Fullsteam (brewery and bar), Geer Street Garden (restaurant), and Cocoa Cinnamon (coffee shop) are all in this thriving area.

Types of Victorian Homes

Victorian homes like other old houses are known for the detail of their exteriors, the towers or turrets that extend above the roofline, textured shingles, and expansive front porch areas. Inside these Victorian homes you'll often find elegant dining room, full bath, and living rooms that are sure to brighten up your day.

These homes are often located in historic districts and there are several different types, including the Stick Victorian (popular from 1860-1890):

The Queen Anne (popular from 1880-1910):

And the Shingle style (popular from 1870 to 1910):

Below on this page you'll find a complete list of Victorian homes for sale in Chapel Hill, Durham, Raleigh, and the rest of the Triangle. Please see our other style searches in the sidebar to the right, and Contact Us if you have questions about other historic homes for sale or are looking for something specific or would like to schedule a showing.