Overview

Settled in 1673, Woodbury is one of Connecticut's premier historic destinations with its Main Street lovingly referred to as the Antiques Capitol of Connecticut. Like many of the other registered homes, 100 Main Street North has been subtly modified to accommodate a modern use. From the road it is simply regarded as a lovely central chimney colonial, in keeping with its neighbors the exterior has been left unmodified from its original construction in 1750. Pull up the adjacent drive and you gain access to the four private dwellings as well as the three outdoor storage spaces. Each living area has an element that gives nod to the 270 year old construction, whether it be the wide plank hardwood floors or original exposed beams, the home's history peaks forth to its present residents. Currently the home is acting as an investment property, but if desired can be returned to a single family dwelling or used as a place of business. Sited at the end of the Main Street walking path and directly across from one of Connecticut's most notable organic markets, this property is ideally located. Woodbury was once a secret but more recently has been finding its name in large publications such as the New York Times, with its rustic charm and historical beauty both being admired as the place to be this is certainly an opportunity to seize.