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Very chic, understated traditional home on 3± high open acres. Extraordinary gourmet kitchen/family room. Fabulous first floor master with luxurious twin baths. Three ensuite bedrooms upstairs, one with sleeping porch. Stylishly appointed rooms ideal for entertaining. Very high-end finish work. Furnishings selected and assembled by noted designer-owner John David Hunter and are available for purchase separately.

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The distinguished 1754 Joel Stone House sits prominently on the Washington Green opposite the Congregational Church. It was built by Tory sympathizer, Joel Stone, a local merchant. Carefully updated to retain all its original detail, the house has been expanded with a lovely addition including a 1st floor guestroom and bath. An elevator gives access from the garage to the 2nd floor.

The Joel Stone House combines important historic charm and flavor with all the convenience of stylish bathrooms and a superb kitchen. A chamber on the 2nd floor retains an original fresco painted over 200 years ago. Lovely and acclaimed private gardens enhance the privacy of the back lawn.

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Absolute dream property! Distinguished Mid-century House. Two Bedrooms. Two Baths. Three Fireplaces. Views from every room. Cut stone facade at garage entrance. Breathtaking Views. Best Location. Privacy. Enjoy sunsets from level expanse of lawn. Patio. Porch. Two Sheds. 22± Acres. A hidden treasure!

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Exceptional custom-built five bedroom colonial in high-end neighborhood. The imposing residence sits on 3.19± mostly level, professionally landscaped and partly wooded acres contiguous to Flanders Nature Center land. An enchanting dollhouse (or future studio) will delight everyone. Outdoor living includes a large private patio overlooking the rear lawn and a charming side porch with balusters.

The main level open floor plan inspires relaxed living and flows out to the patio.The kitchen is a chef's dream and the cozy library invites quiet conversation. High ceilings, fine trim work and spacious rooms abound. The generous master bedroom has a tray ceiling and inlaid wood flooring. Four other bedrooms occupy the remainder of the second floor.

The lower level offers media, hobby and exercise rooms. A very fine home in a lovely residential neighborhood!

Built c1760 by the legendary Jabez Bacon, Connecticut's first millionaire merchant, the house is just off Main Street among a tapestry of museums and other historic houses. A preservationist's dream, the Bacon house has been lovingly and carefully restored by owners who were stewards of Connecticut history. The owner for the last 55 years was a key figure of preservation efforts in the state and a founder of the Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation. It is truly a house for the connoisseur.

The Bacon house is a superb example of the Georgian style with a gambrel roof and exquisite pedimented front door. The extraordinary interior architectural detail is a tribute to the highest level of 18th Century craftsmanship. The paneling in each of the Formal Rooms and Bedrooms is of a different design. Original English Delft tiles grace three of the seven fireplaces. The elegant Dining Room and Parlor, each with a fireplace and paneled walls, inspire large gatherings. At the rear of the house is a cozy, informal Family Room/Library - originally the Keeping Room. It has the largest of the fireplaces complete with 2 beehive ovens. Bookcases line the walls and a door at the end of the room opens to a small stone patio. The Kitchen with a bay window overlooks the rear lawn. On the second and third floors are 4 generously proportioned Bedrooms and 3 Baths.

A charming 1-Bedroom apartment with a separate entrance is attached to the house. It includes a fireplace and Breezeway.

Following the same architectural lines as the main house, an adjacent Summer Kitchen has historic significance. It is believed to predate the residence and is a rare example of a surviving New England free-standing Summer Kitchen. This marvelous building has a massive fireplace with hand-wrought cooking crane and beehive oven. Upstairs a loft area includes an unusually large smoke chamber complete with the original hooks for smoking meat. A private screened porch with stone floor links the Summer Kitchen to the landscape. Nearby an early 2-story barn with unique details serves as garage and workshop space.

Lovely lawns with old shade trees and flowering shrubs radiate out to the side and rear of the house. The Jabez Bacon House is within walking distance of all the village amenities and has a front view of preserved open space. A path along the Pomperaug River is within strolling distance of the house.

The Bacon House is in the Woodbury Historic District. In addition, there is a Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation easement on the façade. Part of the property is in open space and other preservation easements will be in place prior to closing.

Woodbury, a major New England antiques center, is ideally located for travel to major cities and Litchfield County cultural activities while offering the delights of small town living.

An exceptionally beautiful pastoral setting is the background for an iconic mid-century modern residence. Well-protected by its own 18± acres, the four bedroom, two and a half bath house was designed by noted architect Tom Babbitt. He sited the house masterfully on the land and incorporated the true style points of mid-century modern architecture:

• harmony with the site
• natural building materials carried from the inside to the outside
• windows carefully placed to draw the eye outdoors
• deep overhang for natural cooling
• built-in cabinetry
• openness in the core of the house

The property is pure Connecticut – serene meadows (complete with a neighboring farmer's cows), split rail fencing, stonewalls, undulating topography, woods with a variety of trees and some wetlands. With considerable road frontage, the property lends itself to possible sub-division. In addition, there is a potential tax advantage for a buyer wishing to place conservation easements on the land.

The interior has an open, informal layout with the master bedroom suite at one end and three bedrooms at the other. Most of the house has cathedral ceilings, except for the three family/guest rooms. The living room has a wall of glass looking out on magnificent, mature tree trunks close to the house – and lovely landscaping beyond. Built-in cabinets and drawers are cleverly concealed throughout the house.

A Scott pool, large deck and manageable perennial gardens complete the setting.

The house is located under two miles from Main Street and about ten minutes from I-84. Woodbury offers all the conveniences while maintaining a lovely small-town character. Fine dining, galleries and outdoor activities abound in the area.

Light-filled Contemporary. Separate studio/writers Cottage in serene and private setting. Very Zen. Unique features of house include an observatory with telescope and indoor wave pool. A mini waterfall emerges from a large slab of granite beside the pool.

Remarks: The most charming condo in Woodbury - complete with meadow view and petite French garden. All the appeal of a country house without any of the maintenance. Very large studio over garage. Extraordinary master bath, exposed beams, stone fireplace, patio and privacy. Another John Maurer design triumph! An irresistible barn conversion.

Remarks: Situated at the top of Carmel Hill looking down the valley to Woodbury, Gladview Farm has been part of Bethlehem's history for over 200 years. More recently it functioned as a B&B providing warmth and hospitality for its guests.

The layout is typical of a center chimney colonial built around 1800. Five fireplaces add to the charm of the house. There is a bedroom and full bath on the first floor along with an open living room/dining room, a small office, kitchen with pantry and butler's pantry and a family room a few steps down from the kitchen.

The second floor has three bedrooms, four baths and four other small rooms. A walk-up attic provides exceptional storage. Gladview Farm is the perfect home for an extended family – or for a B&B.

Remarks: Quaint three bedroom c1754 Colonial in the Bethlehem Green Historic District. Ideal for parade watching! Original features include paneled walls, some antique floors and many 12 over 12 windows.

Intriguing layout with living room, dining room and family room with fireplace on main level. Large country kitchen on walk-out lower level opening to a lovely patio and back lawn overlooking neighbor's pond. Four bedrooms and two baths up. Large attic.

Walk to everything – post office, deli, library, yoga, pizza, land trust and tennis courts!

Remarks: Driveway lined with colossal rhododendrons leads to light-filled lake house. Total privacy on 3± acres overlooking Long Meadow Pond. Completely renovated - incredibly chic. Large new deck and dock. Bring your kayak or skull (non-motor-boat lake) and be prepared to completely relax. Fresh veggies and fine dining nearby.

Remarks: Classic center chimney colonial with 5 fire;aces, 6 bedrooms 4 full, 2 half baths, luxurious master suite, 2 guest wings, pool, tennis court. Charming country kitchen and spacious living room open to lovely stone patio. Enchanting gardens.

Remarks: Stunning and breathtaking views are the signature of this adorable 2 bedroom, 2 bath residence in Woodbury. Prime location. 3 fireplaces. Total privacy, yet minutes from I-84, fine dining, and all conveniences.

Remarks: Extraordinary opportunity to own a beautiful wooded 5.5± acre lot. Only a short walk to Steep Rock and Shepaug River. Driveway is roughed-in and leads to a level building site at top of rise. Total privacy among hardwoods and evergreens. View of nearby hills.

Remarks: 7.39± Acres of private wooded land. Level Building site. At the rear, the property slopes down to Falls Brook – an active stream that includes a series of mini-waterfalls. A large part of the prroperty is in Bethlehem and is contiguous to the Bethlehem Land Trust.