Step back in time with this extraordinary historical gem! Built-in 1767 by John Robbins, this home once operated as the Duke of Cumberland Inn and has been thoughtfully updated in the Colonial Revival style. A unique home with attached "guest quarters," every room has a fireplace, offering warmth and charm. You can imagine all of the incredible meals cooked in this home. The fireplace in the kitchen will WOW you with the wrought-iron crane for holding pots, a brick bake oven, and beautiful paneling with several small cabinets above the fireplace. Four large bedrooms, a dining room, and an expansive living room are perfect for gatherings. The attached 'guest quarters' provide added versatility, complete with a kitchen, full bath, cozy living room, and a private bedroom. As a nod to its past, 'Tavern,' on the 3rd floor, evokes memories of lively gatherings from a bygone era. This home sits on 1.63 acres, has a car garage, a barn, and a private backyard, and is a neighbor to Quarry Park, an 84-acre Park with views of the CT River valley and the Great Meadows. Whether captivated by history or looking for a home with unique character and space, this property offers a rare opportunity to put your touches on this home and be a part of an authentic piece of Connecticut's story.