Located in a neighborhood of iconic Colonial Revival homes, this Litchfield landmark allows you to be part of local history.

Located in a neighborhood of iconic Colonial Revival homes, this Litchfield landmark allows you to be part of local history. The c. 1800 Huntington-Andrews house was home to Judge Charles B. Andrews who later became both Governor and Chief Justice of Connecticut, the only person ever to hold the State's two highest offices. The entire property was extensively renovated by the current owners, who skillfully reconfigured and modernized main living spaces and systems, while preserving an historic residence. The main level boasts a grand central hallway, sweeping staircase, lofty ceilings, light-filled voluminous spaces for entertaining guests and family - as well as a cozy den to settle in front of the fireplace. Chef's kitchen with Vermont crafted cabinetry, large working island, high end appliances, new countertops, tile work and radiant heat. Upper level includes a major reconfigured primary bedroom suite with fireplace, dressing room, full bath and an office or nursery. Two additional bedrooms share new jack-and-jill bathroom. Fourth bedroom has bathroom with period piece claw-foot tub and bay windows. Extensive landscaping and structural work was done to improve the quality and integrity of the home. Very desirable location among iconic Litchfield residences. Walk or bike to restaurants, shopping, Litchfield Green, library, White Memorial and the Greenway. An extraordinary amount of effort, planning and skill went into restoring this impeccable residence.