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1860 Colonial
Stafford, Connecticut 06075
Senator Edwin C. Pinney House
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Historic Colonial Italianate Home built by Connecticut State Senator Edwin C. Pinney in 1860.
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Original hardwood flooring and tin ceiling.
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This is an example of the kind of detailed wood carving achieved by the Italian craftsmen who built the house.
| 3 Stories | |
| Bedrooms | 5 |
| Full Baths | 2 |
| Heated Sq. Ft. | 3,300 |
| Acres | 0.8 |
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The home includes 3300+ square feet of living area, 10 rooms, 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, country kitchen, formal dining room, front lounge and library (with working fireplace), a laundry room (with washer and dryer), a butler’s pantry, 3 porches, central heat and hardwood floors through-out.
Property consists of a large L-shaped garden with room for a tennis court and/or a swimming pool.
There is an existing out-building that formerly served as an "out-house" and is ideally suited for storage of garden tools and could be used as a work-shop.
Distinguished features inside and out:
o Oak paneled Front Entry Hall. Hardwood floors.
o Central heating.
o Stained glass windows on front stairs and above double front doors.
o Built-in drawers for storage of maps and newspapers under stairs.
o Backstairs from kitchen to maid’s quarters.
o Pocket doors between lounge and library
o Hand carved working fireplace with Italian tiles on facing and floor.
o Five bedrooms plus a nursery/office
o Two full bathrooms(with claw foot baths) (One with a bath, a shower, and a foot bath.)
o Plenty of storage. Walk-in closets in every bedroom. One bedroom with cedar closet.
o Country kitchen with original tin ceiling and a Butler’s pantry.
Property consists of a large L-shaped garden with room for a tennis court and/or a swimming pool.
There is an existing out-building that formerly served as an "out-house" and is ideally suited for storage of garden tools and could be used as a work-shop.
Distinguished features inside and out:
o Oak paneled Front Entry Hall. Hardwood floors.
o Central heating.
o Stained glass windows on front stairs and above double front doors.
o Built-in drawers for storage of maps and newspapers under stairs.
o Backstairs from kitchen to maid’s quarters.
o Pocket doors between lounge and library
o Hand carved working fireplace with Italian tiles on facing and floor.
o Five bedrooms plus a nursery/office
o Two full bathrooms(with claw foot baths) (One with a bath, a shower, and a foot bath.)
o Plenty of storage. Walk-in closets in every bedroom. One bedroom with cedar closet.
o Country kitchen with original tin ceiling and a Butler’s pantry.
Archived in June, 2012
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