Step through the doors of history and into one of Connecticut's most treasured colonial residences.

Step through the doors of history and into one of Connecticut's most treasured colonial residences. Built in 1760 and proudly listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Jabez Bacon House is a rare masterpiece of 18th-century American architecture that has endured with remarkable grace for over 260 years. This distinguished home has also been recognized for its exceptional preservation and character, having been featured in Early American Life magazine and Historic Homes magazine-an honor that speaks to its authenticity and enduring appeal. This stately five bedroom home showcases original architectural details that collectors and history enthusiasts dream about. Seven fireplaces anchor the home's character across its generous 4,800+ square feet. Five beautifully paneled rooms reveal the craftsmanship of a bygone era, while antique wide-board flooring runs throughout, whispering stories of centuries past beneath every footstep.