Quintessential Connecticut home! This charming antique colonial 3BR/2BA home plus guest cottage, is nestled across from the Aspetuck River nature preserve and only 10 minutes from downtown Westport. Built in 1850, a historic landmark known as the Aaron Burr Adams home, this property has been tastefully restored to have today's modern conveniences, while maintaining its rich history & character. Gorgeous wide plank floors & exposed beams throughout. Enter through the gardened back patio to find the window-lined, eat-in chefs kitchen leading to a charm-filled dining room adorned w/sconces & fireplace. Adjacent is a cozy den/TV room & a spacious sun-filled living room w/fireplace. First floor primary BR w/3 exposures, vaulted ceilings, & massive fireplace, plus large bathroom w/washer/dryer. Upstairs there are 2 additional sunny bedrooms w/views of the Aspetuck River & full bath. Sitting on over 1.2 acres, this large property is surrounded by mature trees, lovely gardens, and boasts a beautiful back lawn. The patio is perfect for entertaining & al fresco dining. Enjoy a book in the hammock, a cozy fire in the firepit, or head to the gorgeous Westport beaches for sun and sand. There are 2 additional structures on the property, a newly rebuilt 2-car garage w/electric charger & a studio/cottage w/breathtaking views of the Aspetuck River. The studio cottage (an extra 275 sqft not included in the 1792) has been recently renovated and includes a sleeping loft, full bath and kitchenett., In March 2025, this home received a Preservation Award from Westport Historic District. In 2022, owner installed a new cedar roof, new furnace, and new hot water heater, and had the exterior and interior painted thoughout. Cottage and garage structures were completely rebuilt and renovated in 2024. Landscaping design done by Daniel Nolan Designs (Daniel Nolan is author of bestselling book Dry Gardens).
