The Rebecca Denison Homestead, established in 1708 with the present Greek Revival residence built in 1824, is a rare historic offering that beautifully combines architectural significance with modern day living.

The Rebecca Denison Homestead, established in 1708 with the present Greek Revival residence built in 1824, is a rare historic offering that beautifully combines architectural significance with modern-day living. Listed with the Connecticut State Historical Commission, this exceptional property is privately situated on 2.37 park-like acres and showcases timeless craftsmanship, meticulous maintenance, and thoughtful updates throughout. Offering more than 4,100 square feet of living space, this distinguished 12 room residence features 5 bedrooms, 4 updated full baths, and an updated half bath. Details include the original historic front door, exposed beams, paned windows, hardwood floors, five fireplaces (one gas fireplace in the family room and four wood-burning fireplaces), and abundant natural light throughout. Designed for both elegant entertaining and comfortable everyday living, the home offers gracious living and dining spaces with exceptional versatility, including a private entrance to a potential home office, study, or guest suite with Jotul cast iron gas stove. The chef's kitchen serves as the heart of the home, featuring high-end appliances, modern finishes, a large center island, generous pantry with prep sink, additional refrigerator, and abundant workspace. The kitchen flows seamlessly to the expansive deck, creating a wonderful indoor-outdoor living experience.