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1790 Colonial
Chester, Connecticut 06412
Chester Landmark Property
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1790 11 room Colonial set on 3 idyllic acres bordering Jennings Pond in the center of Chester. This home has been lovingly maintained and has kept many original details. 5 BR, 3 ½ Bath, Barn/Garage. Private, but within short walk to restaurants and shops.
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Keeping Room Fireplace
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Sunroom
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Beautiful Antique Colonial on Jennings Pond in Chester
A very special and rare offering in the Village of Chester. A 1790 Colonial, once known as the “House of the Seven War Widows”, has 11 rooms with high ceilings, 3 Fireplaces (one of which is the original fireplace with beehive oven in the Keeping Room), original wide board chestnut floors on the first floor and hard pine on the second floor. There are 2 3 Season enclosed porches; one of which runs the full length of the South side of the house overlooking the Pattaconk Brook and the second porch is on the North side of the house. The first level unfinished room with pond view could be and in law apartment or master suite.The Barn is as old as the house and was formerly a stage coach stop for changing horses in the 1800”s.
Original house was expanded by creating a spacious, warm and cozy kitchen overlooking the Pattaconk Brook.
The setting of this wonderful home is spectacular. It combines the elements of privacy with the convenience to the village center. The 3 + acres are bounded by 400 ft on Jennings Pond and the Pattaconk Brook.
Archived in April, 2013
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