Originally built with handcrafted bricks in 1782, this Flemish Bond Georgian Colonial home is the embodiment of simple elegance. Restored with the utmost historical respect in the mid-1980’s with handcrafted oak windows and mahogany doors with period hardware and modernized with preservation-sensitive practices and materials over the past eight years by the current stewards of the home, step into the past while enjoying today’s comforts.

The four-bay home has a traditional floor plan with the living and dining room flanking the center hall, a large sunken family room anchored by the massive hearth – reconstructed with original bricks from the 1782 structure and walnut mantel, and a kitchen and sunroom addition on the back of the home, added between the mid-80’s and early-90’s. The kitchen was afforded another renovation around 2008 with high end finishes and an open, welcoming concept ideal for functionality and entertaining.

Follow the original staircase upstairs, running your hand