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103 West St.,  Southington,  Connecticut,  United States , 06479

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$350,000

Posted: 12.01.2011
Greek Revival for sale

Available from  04.05.2011

Open  10/04/2011  from  01.00 PM  till  03.00 PM

Classic Updated 1828 Greek Revival Style Home

ID Ref # 348

           

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Year built: 
1828
Number of bedrooms:
4
Number of bathrooms:
2
Garage:
2 cars
Living space:
2765 Sqft
Price per meter:
$126⁄Sqft
Total area:
2765 Sqft
Floor number:
2 Floor
Floors total:
2 floors
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Foreclosure:
No
Rooms:
Double Parlour, Butlers Pantry, Office, Sun Porch, Study, Three Season Room, Family Room, Laundry Room, Dining Room, Attic, Basement
The following is available in the neighbourhood:
Cycling, Fishing, Golf, Hiking, Horseback Riding, Mountain Biking, Rollerblading, Shopping/Restaurants, Skiing, Swimming, Theme Park
Accomodations:
Garden, High-Speed Internet, Hot water and heating, Electricity, Telephone line, Satellite TV or Cable TV, Electronic Security, Security, Laundry Room, Hardwood Floors, Central Heat, Energy efficient home, Fireplace wood, Water supply City, Formal Living Room, Formal Dining Room, Sunroom, Large Yard
Appliances:
Dishwasher, Microwave, Refrigerator
Realtor Certification(s):
e-PRO®
Description:
Unique opportunity to own a piece of Southington history in pristine, updated condition. All of the features of a newer home - large room sizes, high ceilings, lots of sunlight -with character and charm taking you back to a simpler time!

This property is one of Southington's finest 19th century homes located within the village of Plantville's Historic District. This house is set upon its original location of .70 acres on the east side of West Street amidst a beautifully manicured landscape. The garden contains a variety of heirloom plantings and lovely perennials. Great consideration has been taken to preserve the architectural intregriy of this homes, while updates have been done for energy efficiency and modern convenience. Many of the original features of the house remain such as the original wrought iron hinges and latches on most doors, wide plank flooring, three fireplaces, a beehive oven, cypress paneling in porch, oak flooring and tin ceilings. From the moment you enter the front of the home, either through the front porch from which you can watch the world go by or sip iced tea or the front door, into a grand foyer featuring beautiful staircase with a curved wall at the top, you get a sense of what a great entertaining home this is. To the right of the foyer is a double parlor - both rooms very generous sized, one with a marble fireplace. There is a bedroom on the first floor (currently used as a den) which is next to a large half bath with an adjoining first floor laundry. This could easily be made into a full bath and an inlaw possibility. Picture dining by the fireplace in chilly weather - whether for a cozy family dinner or a romantic evening. The kitchen with its butlers pantry - has been updated to today's standards (as have the bathrooms), yet the work was done in keeping with the integrity of the original home. Off of the kitchen is an enclosed porch with cypress panel lined walls. There is an additional staircase from the dining room to the upper level. Once there, you will find the master and two other bedrooms and a possible fourth bedroom with an exposed brick wall currently used as an office. The basement is the driest older home basement you will ever find. It houses a workshop, working sink, the new furnace and updated electrical. Another highlight is the three story barn where you can park two cars - there is also a basement and an upper level - and plumbing and electricity. To the right of the barn is a private area for a pool or picnicing. Beyond the lot are wetlands, so you will never have another home closer to yours than there is now. The house is set back from the road which is not typical for older homes. The home is in pristine condition, pride of
ownership
Call Laureen for a private showing at 203-671-1817
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