Professionally managed homes in Revolutionary War towns whose own listing names the battlefield, historic district, or landmark, gathered for the 250th.
One test: the manager's own listing names the Revolutionary War site or district, in its own words. Not a ranking.

2026 is the United States semiquincentennial. America250 and the state commissions run events through 2026 and beyond, with Trenton's 250th on December 26, 2026, Saratoga's in the fall of 2027, and Yorktown's in October 2031. This club is for people who want to sleep in the town where it happened, not in a hotel on the interstate. Every home is on a professional manager's own booking site, and the listing itself names the site: Minute Man, the Liberty Bell, Valley Forge, Washington Crossing, Saratoga, Fort Moultrie, Historic Camden, Kings Mountain, Guilford Courthouse, the Bennington Battle Monument, Fort Ticonderoga, the Maryland State House, Gadsby's Tavern, Duke of Gloucester Street.
Eighteen homes from seven managers across fifteen sites in ten states. Each links to the manager; you book with them.
The home is in Bedford, the next town over; Bedford's militia marched to the North Bridge.
The annual crossing reenactment is December 25.
VA250 keeps a York County page.
SC250 publishes itineraries at southcarolina250.com.
Preview from Southern Belle Vacation Rentals's listingThe home is in Grover, NC, the town at the park's north gate.
Preview from Vacasa's listingThe fort is a private nonprofit, not NPS.
Preview from Casago Annapolis's listingThe failure list first: Boston and Charlestown (Bunker Hill), Newport, Moores Creek, Yorktown proper, Jamestown, Cowpens, and Fredericksburg produced no professionally managed listing on a manager's own site that names the history. Then near misses and the commission pages.