Built in 1696, the Peter Woodbury House in Massachusetts has been divided into two units. For a history-minded buyer who doesn’t mind sharing a roof, it’s a chance to occupy half of the oldest property to hit the market this week on Realtor.com®.

Even though it’s not the whole enchilada, this unit in a nationally registered historic property has plenty of promise. It’s been beautifully renovated—updates include radiant floor heating and a high-efficiency Viessmann gas boiler.

Other vintage homes for sale this week include a waterfront multiuse home in Maine, an expanded Cape on more than 10 acres in Connecticut, and a stone house in New York named after a Revolutionary War captain.

For a full look at the week’s 10 oldest homes, just scroll on down.

1. 82 Dodge St Unit 2, Beverly, MA

Price: $575,000
Year built: 1696
The Peter Woodbury House: Built in the 17th century, this home takes its name from a prior owner, Peter Woodbury, who served aboard the U.S.S. Constitution during the War of 1812. It was divided into two units over the years.

This affordable townhouse has four fireplaces (one with a pizza oven), exposed beams, and restored wood floors. The three-bedroom residence also boasts an outdoor fireplace and private patio with mature gardens.

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2. 14 N Meadow Rd, Windsor, CT

Price: $249,900
Year built: 1699
Return Strong House: Named after a prominent militia officer, this Colonial is just steps from the Windsor Historical Society.

The charming three-bedroom home retains much of its original architectural elements, including the wide-plank pine floors, a claw-foot bathtub, and built-ins for storage. Modernizations over the years mean it now has a kitchen with stainless-steel appliances.

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3. 11 Granary Way, Boothbay Harbor, ME

Price: $449,000
Year built: 1700
Waterfront property: This charming multiuse home is right next to the restaurants and shops of Boothbay Harbor.

Currently in use as both an office and a one-bedroom cottage, the property could be transformed back into a spacious single-family residence. The home’s open floor plan boasts a modern kitchen with preserved hardwoods, high ceilings, and exposed beams.

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4. 610 Berkley St, Berkley, MA

Price: $399,900
Year built: 1700
Classic New England Cape: This shingled three-bedroom Cape sits on 1.44 private acres.

This cozy house will need some updates, but as a head start, the heating system was updated and a newer oil tank was installed.

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5. 104 Elm St, Marblehead, MA

Price: $1,365,000
Year built: 1711
Renovated antique: This classic beauty in a coastal community has been entirely renovated. But many historic details remain, from the wide-board pine floors and built-in cabinets to the four fireplaces and vaulted ceilings. The spacious four-bedroom home also features a kitchen with high-end appliances and a bright two-story family room.

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6. 10 Tuckie Rd, Windham, CT

Price: $315,000
Year built: 1720
Expanded Cape and 10-plus acres: One of the oldest homes in Windham, this affordable five-bedroom Cape features exposed wood beams, built-ins, and four fireplaces.

A modern kitchen in this 2,643-square-foot home has stainless-steel appliances and a large center island with a sink. Nestled on 10.77 acres, the property also features a two-story barn with a one-horse stable, and a detached two-car garage with office/studio space.

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7. 8 Dug Hill Rd, Hurley, NY

Price: $4,500,000
Year built: 1720
Capt. Cornelius Newkirk House: Named after a Revolutionary War captain, this gorgeous stone house sits on 73 beautifully landscaped acres in Ulster County.

The five-bedroom luxury estate consists of a 4,600-square-foot main house, a two-car garage with a guesthouse, and two antique barns. There are also six fireplaces, original woodwork, and hand-hewn wood beams.

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8. 114 Front St, Schenectady, NY

Price: $375,000
Year built: 1725
Award-winning home: We can’t get over the curb appeal at this four-bedroom home. Inside, the spacious eat-in kitchen features a free-hanging fireplace.

Wide-plank wood floors run throughout the 2,559-square-foot residence. Other historic appointments include hand-painted cabinets, exposed beams, multiple fireplaces, and built-in cabinetry.

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9. 31 Abbott Rd, Wellesley, MA

Price: $2,995,000
Year built: 1728
Classic Colonial: This five-bedroom home located near Wellesley Country Club has been entirely renovated.

The spacious 6,280-square-foot house boasts a chef’s kitchen with a butler’s pantry, a cherry wood library, and a whopping 10 fireplaces. There’s also a covered porch that overlooks a carriage house with a one-bedroom apartment.

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10. 58 N Main St, Ipswich, MA

Price: $939,000
Year built: 1728
Capt. Richard Rogers House: Located just a couple of blocks away from the Ipswich River, this historic Georgian Colonial has earned a prestigious local preservation award.

Inside, the five-bedroom home features a kitchen with imported English cupboards, a morning staircase, and a walk-up third floor. And it’s now made to handle modern life: The 3,729-square-foot home has a rewired 200-amp electrical panel, two gas furnaces, and two new HVAC units.

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